Know the duty before you quote.
Pick your product and destination. Get the applied MFN duty rate at the six-digit level, with the honest min–max range where national tariff lines differ. Sourced from World Bank WITS / UNCTAD TRAINS, attributed on every result.
35 destinations covered
Burundi, Cameroon, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Ethiopia, European Union, Ghana, Indonesia, Ivory Coast, Kazakhstan and 23 more. EU rates apply to all 27 member states via the Common External Tariff.
Honest by design
Exact HS6 line when the destination publishes one; a clearly-labeled HS4-family average when it doesn’t; nothing at all when we don’t have the pair. An absent number beats a guessed one.
Attributed & versioned
Every result names its basis (MFN applied, simple average), rate year, and source snapshot date. Excludes VAT/GST and national surcharges; FTA preferences can lower rates, often to zero.
Duty is the part of your price your buyer never forgets.
A landed cost is what your product actually costs a buyer once it clears their border: your price, plus freight and insurance, plus import duty and local charges. Exporters who quote without knowing the duty leave the buyer to discover it alone, and a quote that looks competitive at FOB can stop being competitive at the port. Knowing the applied rate before you quote lets you price the whole journey, not just your end of it.
This calculator reads applied MFN tariff rates at the six-digit level from World Bank WITS / UNCTAD TRAINS for 35+ destination markets, shows an honest min–max range where a country’s national tariff lines differ, and names its basis, rate year and snapshot date on every result. It deliberately excludes VAT/GST and surcharges, and free trade agreements can lower the applied rate, often to zero: treat the output as an attributed estimate, not a customs ruling.
Duty is half the pricing picture. The other half is what buyers in that market actually pay, and that comes from the customs shipment data itself: declared per-unit values on real shipments of your HS code. Put the two together and you quote with the market in front of you.
Import duty, asked and answered.
What does the landed cost calculator estimate?
The applied MFN import duty for your HS code in 35+ destination markets at the six-digit level, with an honest min–max range where national tariff lines differ. EU rates are counted once and apply to all 27 member states.
Where do the duty rates come from?
World Bank WITS / UNCTAD TRAINS tariff data. Every result names its basis (MFN applied, simple average), the rate year and the source snapshot date.
Does the estimate include VAT or FTA preferences?
No. Results exclude VAT/GST and national surcharges, and free trade agreement preferences can lower rates, often to zero. Treat the output as an attributed estimate, not a quote.
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.