Oopbuy spreadsheet or category pages?
Use the sheet when you are still looking for ideas. Switch to category pages when you already know the item type and want to compare similar items together.
| Shopping task | Use a sheet when | Use a category page when |
|---|---|---|
| Looking around | You want a large list and do not mind sorting manually. | You want to browse a category without unrelated rows around it. |
| Comparing similar items | The sheet has clean category tags and recent notes. | You want product pages and filters that are easier to scan. |
| Checking risk | The row includes real buyer notes, photos, or seller comments. | You want to compare similar items in one place. |
| Speed | You already know the row or item name you trust. | You are still deciding between categories or product types. |
The simple answer
Use both, but do not stay in the sheet forever. Start with the Oopbuy page when you need ideas, use Oopbuy search phrases when the sheet is too broad, and switch to a category page once you are comparing items that should sit next to each other.
