Know your real cost before you order
The sticker price from a supplier is never what a product actually costs you. Landed cost adds freight, insurance, import duty and broker fees on top — and for thin-margin sellers that gap decides whether a product is profitable. Enter your numbers above and the duty, total and per-unit cost update instantly, so you can price with confidence or compare suppliers.
CIF vs FOB — which duty base?
Customs authorities assess duty on a declared value, and the basis differs by country. Many assess on the CIF value (goods + freight + insurance); the United States generally uses the FOB value (goods only). Toggle the basis above to match your destination.
Frequently asked questions
What is landed cost?
The full cost to get goods to your door: product cost plus freight, insurance, import duty and any other fees — the number that actually drives your margins.
Is duty charged on CIF or FOB value?
It depends on the country. Many (including the EU) use CIF (goods + freight + insurance); the US generally uses FOB (goods only). Switch the basis above.
Where do I find my duty rate?
From your product's HS / HTS classification code in your country's tariff schedule. Enter that percentage in the duty rate field.
This is an estimate for planning, not customs or legal advice. Actual duties can include anti-dumping, MPF/HMF, excise or trade-program adjustments.
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