Fees
Compare purchase fees, payment fees, domestic shipping and handling rules before judging item cost.
Compare agent-style shopping decisions in plain language: order fees, QC photos, storage time, shipping routes, insurance and support quality.
A good comparison page should help users think through total landed cost and risk, not just headline service fees.
Compare purchase fees, payment fees, domestic shipping and handling rules before judging item cost.
Look for clear warehouse photos, extra photo options and practical support when something looks wrong.
Warehouse storage time matters when you build hauls slowly or wait for multiple sellers.
Line availability, insurance, volumetric billing and tracking quality can change the real winner.
| Area | Question | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Ordering | Does the agent support Taobao, Weidian, 1688 and Yupoo? | Unsupported links create delays or failed purchases. |
| QC | Are photos clear and easy to request? | Better QC reduces mistakes before international shipping. |
| Shipping | Are the right lines available for your destination? | A cheap service is less useful if the route is weak. |
| Support | Can you resolve seller or warehouse problems quickly? | Support quality matters most when a listing changes or an item is flawed. |
Compare services with the same item mix, destination country and shipping assumptions. Otherwise the numbers can mislead you.
Do not pick an agent from fees alone. Compare total landed cost, QC confidence, support quality and available shipping lines together.
Quick answers buyers ask most often.
The main differences across agents are service fee structure, QC photo habits, free warehouse storage windows, available shipping lines and refund workflows. Compare these four points before committing.
Product price is set by the seller, not the agent. The fees that differ across agents are: service fee per order, payment processing surcharge, storage fees after the free window, and international shipping rates by line.