Global customs trade data: buyers, suppliers and prices by HS code
EximDataX turns customs shipment data into named buyers, competitor moves and real price benchmarks — and My Trade Radar sweeps the fresh filings every night, scoring what changed in your market while you slept. The hunting, the guessing, the list-building — that part of the work stops being yours.
Search · India → GCC
HS 100630 · Basmati rice, Mar 2026
Avg FOB / kg
$1.42
Top market
UAE
Named buyers
18
Suppliers
11
2026-03-17
AL ADIL TRADING LLC
22,400 kg
$31,808
2026-03-15
SAGA TRADING WLL
19,800 kg
$28,116
2026-03-12
MAJID AL FUTTAIM HYPERMARKETS
44,000 kg
$62,480
2026-03-09
LULU GROUP INTERNATIONAL
38,500 kg
$54,670
43
direct customs feeds
+184 countries via mirror
Weekly
fresh filings
some markets daily
38 / 43
markets with named buyers
not just country totals
Customs-grade
data sources only
no scraped marketplaces
Watch the platform run on a real shipment search.
No marketing animation. No stock dashboard. Just the live EximDataX search returning named buyers + per-unit prices against an HS code, the same flow your demo call walks through.
Prefer the live version? Book a 30-minute call. We’ll run it on your HS code instead of ours.
The list isn’t the problem.Knowing who to write to is.
Most trade datatools sell you a list. Then your sales team burns three months sending cold pitches to importers who haven’t bought your category in years. EximDataX reads the import data itself and shows you the named buyer behind every shipmentin your HS code over the last 90 days. That is a 30-minute call list, not a 30-day prospecting project — your team starts Monday already knowing who to write to, instead of ending Friday exhausted from finding out.
What everyone else sells
- Generic exporter lists with dead emails and old addresses.
- Country totals when you need to know which 12 buyers actually purchase your HS code this quarter.
- Free trial credits that show you 50 records and a paywall.
- Scraped marketplace data dressed up as customs intelligence.
What EximDataX shows you
- Named importer + named supplier per shipment, with port and date.
- Real FOB / CIF / qty so you benchmark prices instead of guessing.
- Buyer concentration per HS code. See who is actually winning the market.
90%
less market research
Discovery, price benchmarking, and vetting (the three slow phases), mostly done before your first call.
You’ve got a spreadsheet of 200 maybes. You need the 8 that ship.
Three weeks of dead emails, “please send catalogue,” and suppliers who ghost after the first quote. EximDataX collapses that to an afternoon. You reach the call already knowing their real prices, their volumes, and who they already ship to. The research isn’t shortened. It’s mostly already done before you pick up the phone.
Suppliers from Brazil · HS 1006 · rice
Arrozeira Pelotas Ind. e Com.
5
shipments
$0.62
/ kg · CIF
27d
last shipped
Illustrative example. Your demo runs on live customs records for your own product and markets.
Every lead is a real customs shipment: verified country of manufacture, cross-checked across markets, de-duplicated, and counted only when the company is named. Not scraped. Not guessed. The same data your competitor’s analyst spends a quarter assembling by hand.
Teams run 200 searches in an afternoon, the work that used to take a quarter.
See it live, on your own HS code, before you decide anything.
You sleep.The radar reads.
Included on every paid plan, and it stays alive on Exim Free. This is the piece of your workload that simply disappears: the watching is done for you, every night, without being asked.
Nightly sweep at 06:10
Set your products, HS codes and target markets once. Every night at 06:10 the radar sweeps the fresh customs filings that landed for your setup — no re-running searches, no saved-filter babysitting.
Scored opportunities, 0–100
Each morning opens with a scored list: new buyers in your category, ranked 0–100 with the reasons shown. You read the top of the list, not the whole feed.
Watchlist movement
Watch any buyer, supplier or competitor. When a watched company moves — a new shipment, a new supplier, a new market — the radar flags it with the record behind it.
New data months, announced
When a market publishes a fresh data month, the radar tells you — so you query the new window on day one instead of discovering it weeks later.
A real demonstration.Or try it yourself.
We don’t give credits and watch you spin. We show you the platform working on the only data that matters: yours — live on a demo, or in your own hands with a free 3-day test account.
Tell us what you trade
Two minutes on the demo form: your product, your HS code, the markets you target. That is it.
We run the demo on YOUR data
A 30-minute live screen-share. We open EximDataX and run your search live. You see your real buyers, real prices, real shipment counts as the platform shows them.
Decide, then ship
If it pays for itself, you pick a term — 6-month or annual Pro. If not, no follow-ups, no nurture funnel. We respect your time.
Six things you can’t dowithout customs shipment data.
Search customs shipment data
Filter import data and export data by HS code, market, importer, supplier, port, value range, date. Every row is a real customs entry.
Named buyers + suppliers
See exactly which company received which shipment, when, from whom. Not initials. Not "Importer #4837". Real names.
Price intelligence
Per-unit median, average, 10th and 90th percentile FOB by market and time window. Stop negotiating from a guess.
Global trade data via mirror markets
184 additional countries served through mirror trade: see who Ghana buys from by reading the export data of every country that ships to Ghana, even when we don't license the Ghana feed itself.
Buyer–supplier graph
See who supplies whom across markets. Find the suppliers your competitor depends on, or buyers who source from one country.
Company profiles
Every named importer gets a profile page: HS coverage, top suppliers, shipment cadence, ports, contact research.
“Volza shows you a wide market. EximDataX shows you the eight buyers who matter this quarter.”
— Trade director, mid-market exporter (verbatim, demo call, Feb 2026)
The buyer importing todaywon’t wait for next quarter.
This isn’t a countdown gimmick. It’s how trade works: global trade data is a live feed of real demand, and the opening it shows you is one your competitor can see too. Customs intelligence is fast becoming standard equipment for serious exporters — the only real question is who in your market reads the records first.
These buyers are active right now
Customs records show who is importing your category this quarter: a live window, not a static list. The buyer placing orders today is the one worth a call today.
Your competitors can see the same data
Trade data isn’t a secret you alone hold. The exporter who reaches an active buyer first, with their real price in hand, usually wins the relationship.
Buyers go quiet
An importer who shipped every month can disappear from the feed in 90 days: switched suppliers, or someone got there first. Timing is the difference between a warm lead and a missed one.
Two terms. Both completely uncapped.
No seat maths, no per-record fees, no credits to ration. You search the customs record as often as the work needs it. And you watch the demo run on your own shipment before you pay anything.
Pro 6 Months
$1,100
$183.33/mo eff.
Pro Annual
$1,800
$150.00/mo eff.
Pro 6 Months
A full research quarter, then a quarter to act on it.
$183.33 / mo effective
- Single seat, full platform access
- 43 direct customs feeds · 184 mirror-derived
- Named buyer + supplier records
- Per-unit price intelligence
- CSV / Excel export
- My Trade Radar nightly monitoring
- Custom HS / market alerts
- Priority onboarding
- Saved searches across sessions
- Buyer–supplier graph access
Pro Annual
The best rate on the platform, for the team that ships every week.
$150.00 / mo effective
Save $400 against two 6-month terms
- Everything in Pro 6 Months
- Cheapest per-month rate on the platform
- WhatsApp lead push to your chat
- Fresh-shipment alerts on your HS codes
- 2-hour quarterly review with our analyst
Enterprise
Custom
Multiple seats with a team workspace · API access for your sales / BI stack · custom market onboarding · SSO, audit log, DPA · dedicated trade analyst · custom contract terms.
Talk to enterpriseExim Free · $0 after any paid period
Your account never goes dead.
When a plan ends, your account doesn’t die — searches, watchlists, leads and your Trade Radar stay alive on Exim Free, with EximCoins for premium actions.
EximCoin packs: $19 · $39 · $99 — spent only on premium actions; search and discovery stay open.
Get a dedicated specialist who does it for you.
A dedicated specialist assigned to your account. He researches your buyers, runs the outreach across email, phone, and WhatsApp, qualifies interest, and hands you warm buyers ready to talk. You just close.
See how the Trade Desk worksYour own specialist from
$299/mo
- Assigned to your account
- Works your buyer list every business day
- Daily reporting · book his time
What import export data shows you, record by record
EximDataX reads shipment-level records from official customs sources and lets you search them by HS code. Each record tells you who shipped what, to whom, and at what value.
A single record is small, but the pattern across many records is what you use. Here is what one row can contain:
- HS code and product description
- Importer name and supplier name
- Port of entry or exit and the shipment date
- Quantity, plus FOB or CIF value
- Verified country of manufacture
Where customs records come from: direct feeds and mirror trade data
Not every country publishes its customs filings in the same way. A direct feed means we receive the official records of that market itself. Where we hold no direct feed, mirror trade data fills the gap. We read the export filings of the countries that ship into that market and rebuild the import side from them.
Scraped marketplace lists are a different thing. They are collected from public listings, not from customs filings, so they carry no shipment evidence. When you compare sources, ask which of the three you are looking at: direct customs records, mirror-derived records, or scraped lists.
Direct and mirror coverage also differ in what they reveal. Direct feeds can show company names on both sides of a shipment. Mirror search suits discovery of active buyers and suppliers in countries outside the direct set.
How to choose a trade data provider: six things to check
Whichever provider you evaluate, run the same short checklist before you pay for anything:
- Source: are the records customs-grade, or collected from listings?
- Names: does each shipment show the actual importer and supplier, or only country totals?
- Prices: can you see per-unit values, such as median, average and 10th and 90th percentile FOB?
- Update pace: how often does each market load new filings, and will you be told when a new data month lands?
- Reach: is there a way to cover markets that have no direct feed?
- Proof: can you test it on your own product before deciding?
HS code search to first call: using shipment-level records
Good data only helps if you follow a repeatable routine. Four steps cover most work.
First, confirm your HS code. If you are unsure, use the HS code finder before you search. Second, filter by target market and date range, then narrow by port or value if the list is long. Third, read the named buyers and their suppliers, and note which companies repeat. Fourth, compare per-unit prices so your first quote starts from what the market pays.
For a closer look at the two directions of trade, see the import data and export data pages.
Global trade data, asked plainly.
What is EximDataX?
EximDataX is a customs-grade global trade data platform. It turns official customs declarations into named buyers, named suppliers and real shipment prices you can act on, and watches your market every night with My Trade Radar.
Which countries does the trade data cover?
43 markets come from direct customs feeds, and 38 of those carry named importers and suppliers. A further 184 countries are covered through mirror derivation, reconstructed from partner countries’ export declarations and always labeled as such.
How much does EximDataX cost?
Published openly on the site: Pro 6 Months at $1,100, or Pro Annual at $1,800 (the best per-month rate). A dedicated Trade Desk specialist who works the data for you is an extra $299 per month. After any paid period your account moves to Exim Free rather than going dead.
Is there a free trial?
There are no trial credits. You can ask for a free 3-day test account with no card on file, or book a 30-minute live demo where we run the platform on your own HS code and target markets.
Where does the data come from?
Official customs declarations licensed through partner databases. No scraped marketplace listings; every figure can be traced back to the customs record it came from.
What is import export data?
It is shipment-level information taken from official customs records. Each entry describes one shipment: the product, the companies involved, the port, the date, the quantity and the value.
How often is import export data updated?
The pace depends on the market, from daily in a few to weekly in most. Every search result and page shows its own refresh date, so you always know how current the records are.
See what your buyers are buying.Then decide.
Everything we show you comes from official customs filings — records, not claims. 30 minutes. Your shipment. Your HS code. Real platform. If you don’t see something new about your market by the end of the call, we walk away. No follow-ups.