About this LitBuy Spreadsheet map

Who writes it, how it is kept, and the lines it will not cross.

Why a Lit Line map was worth building

This independent guide follows a product through to its parcel. It compares the Lit Line campaign, the available-country card and the estimator without treating them as interchangeable. It also explains LitBuy’s published distinction between self-operated and other routes, where the public pages do not identify individual routes.

What we do differently is mostly discipline: a date on every changing number, raw captures kept, entries printed A to Z, and gaps marked as gaps.

Card on why this site exists: a gap, a habit, a boundary — Three reasons in three lines.

How the map is kept up to date

We read LitBuy first: help articles with their update dates, the footer policies, the announcement board, the route-vote page and its data, and the freight estimator. Each capture is saved with a timestamp before anything is written. Pages are then rebuilt from those files.

Dead links are checked before each update, and every outbound LitBuy link is tested. When LitBuy changes something we have printed, the change log says what, and the old reading stays dated rather than silently replaced.

Four stops describing how the map is made: read LitBuy, keep raw data, print without ranking, mark gaps — Method, 16 October 2026.

Who keeps this map

This is an independent reference compiled from dated public LitBuy materials. We are not LitBuy staff, we do not see LitBuy's internal systems, and we know only what LitBuy publishes and what its public data returns to any logged-out visitor.

That limit is deliberate and it shapes the pages: the source, reading date and any visibility limits are recorded beside changing information. Where we could not check something, such as the content of the Activity Rules panel, we say that it showed nothing to us.

Card describing who keeps the map, what they can see and what they cannot — What we can and cannot see.

Sources and dates

Everything on this map comes from LitBuy's own pages and data, read on 16 October 2026. Where we use an independent measurement from elsewhere, we give its date and say it is independent. Where LitBuy publishes nothing, as with claim standards, payment fee percentages and customer service hours, we say so and point to where you can ask.

Table of seven LitBuy sources with their update dates and the date read — Sources with update and reading dates.

Partner link, independence and contact

This is an independent site. LitBuy registration links carry a partner invite code (3VNIW6MEE). The code does not change what we write: no route is ranked, recommended or called the lowest-priced or the quickest, and LitBuy's gaps and contradictions are printed as plainly as its features. Category cards lead to shelves of product listings with a referral tag. We hold no stock, take no orders and cannot help with a specific parcel.

Corrections and questions about this map: [email protected]. Questions about an order, a parcel or an account: LitBuy at [email protected] or AI Support after login.

Card stating the partner code, what it does not change, and the two contact addresses — Who to write to, and about what.

Lines this map refuses to draw

It will not tell you which route to take, sort routes by price or speed, or call any route a winner. It will not ask you to vote in LitBuy's campaign or list promotional codes. It will not say that LitBuy's inspection, photos or returns can tell you whether a product is authentic, because LitBuy itself says it cannot verify authenticity.

It will also not fill a gap with a number from somewhere else. Where LitBuy has not published its compensation table, its payment fee rates or its service hours, the page says so and points to where you can ask.

Card listing five things this site does not do — Lines this map does not cross.

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