The index desk: pick a facet, not a page of thumbnails
This page is the hub. Three facets cut the same index three ways: by where a parcel ships, by what is inside it, and by the job you are doing. Nothing here is a ranking, and the counts are rendered counts rather than stated ones.
Facet one: destination
The destination decides the threshold, the tax basis and which holds are likely. It is the first facet for that reason rather than for convenience.
United States
Threshold: 800 USD
16 index entries
United Kingdom
Threshold: 135 GBP
16 index entries
European Union
Threshold: 150 EUR
16 index entries
Canada
Threshold: 20 CAD
8 index entries
Australia
Threshold: 1000 AUD
8 index entries
Rest of world
Threshold: Not verified
8 index entries
Facet two: category
The category decides what happens at the warehouse and at the border — billed weight, packing, restricted materials. Counts below are entries currently on file.
Sneakers
9 entries
Hoodies and outerwear
9 entries
Jerseys
9 entries
Jewelry and watches
9 entries
Electronics
9 entries
Cosmetics
9 entries
Bags
9 entries
Accessories
9 entries
Facet three: the job you are doing
Work out a number
8 tools
Check what changed
4 quarterly snapshots
Read it properly
48 write-ups by theme
Get one answer
40 short answers
How this index is scoped
Every entry carries a link shape, so you can see before you click whether an address is likely to survive being pasted into an order form. The distribution across 72 entries is below, and it is the figure we re-measure each quarter.
| Shape | Entries | What it means when you paste it |
|---|---|---|
| Marketplace address | 32 | Carries the item identifier, so an order form can act on it directly. |
| Secondary marketplace | 16 | Same structure, but stock is more often made to order. |
| Wholesale marketplace | 16 | Carries a quantity tier as well as an identifier. |
| Short address | 8 | Resolves through a redirect, so the identifier is hidden until you resolve it. |
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