Your destination decides the route
A hipobuy finds spreadsheet sorted by where it ships: 6 destinations, each with its threshold figure, tax basis and the holds that actually happen there.
Open the region deskOr browse the full listIndex running · 4 seasonal snapshots on file
Find hipobuy spreadsheet finds — and get them moving
A region-first index of HipoBuy finds. Built for the paperwork, not the pictures. Every figure on this desk carries its basis, and anything we cannot verify is labelled instead of estimated.
Every hoobuy spreadsheet format we have indexed
The “hoobuy spreadsheet 1” naming you keep seeing, decoded — plus what each list format hides and which one fits the shape of your haul.
Open the index deskSee the lists themselvesQC-photo reading, packing and chargeable weight
8 tools that do the arithmetic: line sorting, duty ranges, packing checklists, chargeable weight and budget tiers.
Open the tool benchThen open the listTwo questions we get before anything else
How to get hipobuy coupons
Three channels still produce usable offers, and none of them is a code list. We publish the check rather than the codes, because the codes are the part that rots.
Read the full answerHow hipobuy works, in six stages
Order, dispatch, warehouse, international leg, clearance, last mile. Each stage has one thing that usually goes wrong, and knowing which stage you are in decides who to ask.
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Six stages, and where each one stalls
Ranges are community-reported, and we publish ranges rather than averages because we do not have a defensible sample for an average.
- Stage 1: payment not settled
- Stage 2: dispatch never happened
- Stage 3: QC window running out
- Stage 4: line queued behind a backlog
- Stage 5: documentation request
- Stage 6: released but not collected
- Stage 1 — Order and payment
- 0 to 1 days. Most common stall: payment not settled
- Stage 2 — Seller dispatch
- 1 to 5 days. Most common stall: dispatch never happened
- Stage 3 — Warehouse intake and QC
- 1 to 4 days. Most common stall: QC window running out
- Stage 4 — International leg
- 4 to 14 days. Most common stall: line queued behind a backlog
- Stage 5 — Clearance
- 1 to 8 days. Most common stall: documentation request
- Stage 6 — Last mile
- 1 to 6 days. Most common stall: released but not collected
What is on the desk
- Index metadata
- 72 entries across 8 categories and 6 destinations.
- Long reads
- 48 write-ups, organised by theme rather than by date.
- Answers
- 40 short answers, each with its exception stated.
- Snapshots
- 4 quarterly records of what changed in fee and clearance scope.
No prices, no availability, no cart. This desk is information, tools and an index; the buying happens elsewhere. Here is how we work and where we stop.