Hacoo is a discovery-led marketplace, not a shipping agent. It cannot buy a Weidian or Taobao link for you, so treat it as inspiration and order the shoe through an agent.
- Headquarters
- Dublin, Ireland, as stated on the company's own site and app listings
- Company and apps
- Hacoo Tech Limited; the Android build ships as com.saramart.android
- Previous name
- SaraMart, rebranded as Hacoo in 2024
- Platform
- Mobile-first: iOS and Android apps plus a community site at hacoo.app, with no full desktop storefront
- Catalogue
- Third-party marketplace listings across clothing, footwear, cosmetics, home goods and secondhand items
- Agent role
- None — Hacoo is a direct marketplace and does not buy from Taobao, Weidian or 1688 on your behalf
- Category fit
- Footwear is a core category, which is why sneaker finds circulate heavily on the app and in shared links
Hacoo is a mobile-first cross-border marketplace and lifestyle community run from Dublin, Ireland, formerly known as SaraMart. It sells its own third-party catalogue rather than acting as a China purchasing agent, so sneaker buyers use it for discovery and then order the China-direct listing through an agent.
Hacoo is a cross-border shopping app and lifestyle-sharing community operated out of Dublin, Ireland, and the successor to SaraMart — its Android build still ships under the com.saramart.android package. It is app-first: a community site at hacoo.app where users post hauls, reviews and outfit inspiration, plus iOS and Android apps where the shopping actually happens. The company reports a Dublin headquarters and lists Hacoo Tech Limited as the app developer. That community angle explains why "Hacoo spreadsheet" is a search term at all. People see a look — very often a sneaker — on the app or in a TikTok or Telegram link, then go hunting for a tidy list of links that lets them buy the same thing. Hacoo itself is a direct marketplace selling a third-party catalogue across clothing, footwear, cosmetics, home goods and secondhand items; it is not a Chinese shopping agent. You cannot paste a Taobao, Weidian or 1688 product link into Hacoo and have it bought, quality-checked and consolidated for you. For a rep-sneaker buyer that distinction matters. Hacoo is where a silhouette or colourway gets on your radar; the factory listing behind it usually lives on Weidian or Taobao, and reaching that listing requires an agent. This page treats Hacoo as the inspiration layer and points the actual purchase through a shopping agent, where you get seller choice, QC photos of the pair itself, and one consolidated parcel.
- What works well
Useful discovery layer for footwear: hauls, outfit posts and shared links surface sneaker styles worth chasing down
Mobile-first browsing is fast, and community posts often include on-foot photos and sizing comments
The catalogue reaches beyond shoes, so one scroll can cover an outfit rather than a single item
Because Hacoo is not an agent, the China-direct item behind a look can usually be found cheaper and with QC photos through an agent instead
- What to check
Hacoo is not a China-based purchasing agent and cannot route Weidian, Taobao or 1688 links, so it is the wrong tool if you want a specific rep batch
Discovery often runs through TikTok or Telegram links rather than in-app search, and shared links go stale quickly
Listings come from third-party sellers, so brand-authenticity and IP questions sit with the seller, not the platform
Delivery times, returns and customs handling differ from an agent's consolidated parcel — check the listing's terms before paying
Is Hacoo legit?
Hacoo is a real, operating cross-border marketplace with published iOS and Android apps, a stated Dublin headquarters and a documented rebrand from SaraMart in 2024. That makes it a genuine company rather than a clone site. Our verdict: 4 / 5 for being a real, functioning platform, and 2 / 5 as a route for buying China-direct reps, because it simply is not an agent and does not offer pre-shipment QC on a Taobao or Weidian listing. Legitimacy is not the same as suitability. As with any marketplace, check current buyer reviews before paying, and expect third-party sellers — not the platform — to stand behind authenticity and IP claims. For sneakers specifically, an established agent remains the route that gives you photos of the actual pair before it flies.
Where Hacoo fits when you are shopping for reps
Footwear is one of Hacoo's core categories, and sneakers are among the most-shared items on the app — which is exactly the trap. A Hacoo listing is a marketplace listing: the seller controls the batch, the price already carries a markup, and there are no warehouse QC photos between you and the parcel. If you only want a cheap pair fast and are relaxed about which batch you get, that trade-off can be acceptable. If you care which factory, which batch, or how the toe box and stitching look, you want the underlying China listing and an agent to inspect it. Hacoo is strongest as the front half of that workflow: find the look there, buy the source listing here.
Ordering through an agent instead of Hacoo checkout
The practical route is short. Save the style from Hacoo, find the matching China-direct product in this catalogue, open its detail page and select a shopping agent such as Kakobuy. The agent places the order with the Chinese seller, receives the pair in its warehouse and uploads QC photos; you approve, request an exchange if the pair is off, and then pay for international shipping. That sequence is what Hacoo's own catalogue cannot provide for a third-party seller link. Two cautions worth repeating: shipping lines, fees and customs rules change and should be confirmed with the agent at the time of ordering, and no agent can guarantee a specific batch unless the seller listing names it. Read the listing closely before you commit.
How to use Hacoo
- Step 1 — Find the shoe on Hacoo
- Browse the app or a shared link and note the model, colourway and any on-foot or sizing comments. A screenshot plus the style name is enough to search by later.
- Step 2 — Match it to a China-direct listing
- Search this catalogue for the same silhouette. Listings here are sourced from Weidian, Taobao and 1688 sellers, so you are matching the factory item rather than a marketplace reseller.
- Step 3 — Open the product and choose an agent
- Click a product card to open its detail page, then pick a shopping agent. Hacoo does not buy third-party links for you, so the agent is what turns the find into an orderable item.
- Step 4 — Approve QC, then consolidate and ship
- Your agent buys the pair into its China warehouse, sends photos of the actual shoes, and holds them until you approve shipping. Consolidate with other items to cut international postage.
Shopping-agent guide
Start on Hacoo as a browsing tool, not a checkout. Scroll the community feed or a shared link, and when a sneaker catches your eye, save a screenshot and note the model, colourway and any sizing comments in the post. Hacoo's in-app search is weak for branded styles, so the name and image matter more than the listing title. Then match the look to a China-direct listing. Search this catalogue for the same silhouette, open the product detail page, and compare seller options rather than buying the first hit. Because Hacoo does not buy from Taobao, Weidian or 1688, the order itself goes through a shopping agent: you paste or select the listing, the agent purchases it into a China warehouse, and you approve the QC photos before anything ships internationally. Treat the Hacoo listing as a reference only. Prices, batch quality and return terms on a direct marketplace listing are not the same as a rep listing bought through an agent, and a Hacoo product page does not give you pre-shipment photos of the actual pair. If a shared link has died — common with TikTok and Telegram finds — search the style here instead of chasing the original URL. Finally, confirm sizing against the seller's own chart, since community posts reflect individual feet and not the batch you are ordering.
Can Hacoo ship a Weidian or Taobao sneaker link for me?
No. Hacoo sells its own marketplace catalogue and does not act as a purchasing or forwarding agent, so it cannot buy a Taobao, Weidian or 1688 link. Use an agent for that, and use Hacoo only to find the style.
Why do people search for a Hacoo spreadsheet?
Because finds spread through TikTok, Telegram and in-app posts rather than reliable search, buyers look for a tidy list of links to actually order from. This catalogue serves that role for sneakers, with agent checkout on each product page.
Is a Hacoo listing the same as the rep batch I want?
Not necessarily. It is a third-party seller listing with its own pricing and no pre-shipment photos. For a named batch or factory, order the China-direct listing through an agent and approve warehouse QC photos before shipping.