Independent product discovery guideFacts checked before publication
Beginner guideHow to use ACBuy finds without losing the plot.
The useful part of a spreadsheet is not the spreadsheet—it is the path from a trustworthy product record to a parcel you are comfortable shipping. This guide keeps that path clear.
Facts checked August 26, 2026Platform-specific statements were reviewed against ACBuy’s current official homepage, shopping flow and product-order interface. Live account terms take priority when prices, routes, storage, QC or after-sales options change.
Step 01Start with the product record
Search by a specific product name when possible. A focused query such as a model, garment type, or material is more useful than a broad brand-only search. Open the result and compare the displayed item name, listed price, variants, and source ID.
Product photography on this preview is representative. The destination record is the source of truth for the exact listing, so inspect it before placing an order.
Step 02Submit the source link
ACBuy’s official shopping flow starts by pasting an item link. The platform retrieves the listing and presents the order form. Re-check the selected color, size, quantity, domestic delivery fee, and any seller note before paying.
Keep a recordSave the source item ID and selected variant. It makes warehouse checks and after-sales questions much easier.
Step 03Wait for warehouse inspection
Once the seller ships domestically, the item reaches the designated warehouse. ACBuy currently describes 3–5 free QC photos in its official shopping flow. Use those images to confirm that the physical item matches the order rather than approving it automatically.
If the photographs do not show a detail you need, check the platform’s current options for additional photography before making a decision.
Step 04Store, combine, then submit
The current official guide states that the designated warehouse offers 90 days of free storage. This gives you time to wait for other purchases and combine items into one international parcel.
Consolidation can reduce duplicated base charges, but a larger parcel is not always automatically cheaper. Compare the estimated weight, volumetric weight, restrictions, and available shipping lines before submitting.