Strong candidate
Keep it in the shortlist for deeper checking. The score does not verify quality or the seller.
Seven useful questions
Wheebuy Spreadsheet Checklist Before Saving a Find
Use the row score to slow down the first pass. It is a research aid, not a quality, seller or purchase guarantee.
Quick answer
A row should earn its place. Check category fit, useful photos, sizing, price context, shipping weight, clarity and your reason to save. Six or seven checks makes it a strong research candidate—not a verified product.
Interactive score
Run the seven-point check
Tick only what you can actually see in the row or on its clearly connected page. Missing information is not a yes.
Privacy note: this checklist runs only in your browser. It does not submit, save or send the boxes you tick.
Read the score carefully
What the number means
Research more
Name the missing points. Open a link only if it could realistically answer them.
Weak row
Too much of the decision rests on guesses. Compare a clearer row first.
Remove for now
There is not enough useful information to justify more attention.
QC photos by category
| Category | Photos that answer useful questions |
|---|---|
| Shoes and sneakers | Both sides, toe, heel, outsole, insole or size label, and close details. |
| Hoodies and shirts | Front, back, collar or hood, seams, detail work and a measurement view. |
| Jackets | Exterior, lining, closures, cuffs, pockets, measurements and fill or material clues. |
| Pants | Front, back, waistband, tags, full length and measurement points. |
| Bags | All sides, interior, base, closures, hardware, straps and a clear sense of scale. |
| Watches and jewelry | Dial or face, back, clasp, finish, dimensions and close-ups without misleading scale. |
A QC finder or QC photo finder is useful only when the images belong to the same item and show the details your category needs. More photos are not automatically better if they repeat the same view.
Good row example
Example: “Navy zip hoodie; size chart shows chest and length; front, back and seam photos visible; weight still needs comparison.”
The row has a clear category, several details you can check, one known gap and a specific next step.
Weak row example
Example: “Popular hoodie—great price.”
The label does not identify measurements, photo coverage, source relevance or weight. Popularity and price do not fill in the missing details.
One-sentence save rule
Save the row only if you can say what it is, which details help, what remains unknown and why another comparison is worth your time.
What to do next
Go back to the category guide when too many rows fail the same question. Read the shipping weight guide for heavy or bulky items, the safety notes for external-link caution, or the FAQ for direct answers.
