Free Landed Cost Calculator by HS Code
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.
Why use a landed cost calculator before you quote
A landed cost is what your product actually costs a buyer once it clears their border. 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 covers 35+ destination markets with the applied MFN tariff for each six-digit code. 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.
Calculate duty with HS codes in three steps
The HS code is the one input that decides the result. Work through the tool in this order.
- Get the code for your product first. If you are unsure, use the HS code finder.
- Select the country you ship to.
- Read the rate together with the label beside it. The label tells you how the number was built, so check it before you copy the figure into a quote.
Total import cost: add freight and insurance, VAT and GST
This landed cost calculator returns one component, the applied MFN duty. You assemble the rest of the total import cost yourself.
Add these items to the duty, in one currency, and note the source of each figure. For the full method, read our guide What is landed cost.
- Your product price
- Freight and insurance to the destination
- VAT or GST, taken from the destination's own tax rules
- Surcharges and local charges at the border
- Any trade agreement preference for your origin, checked separately
Why is my import duty higher than expected?
A gap between the estimate and the bill usually has one of a few causes.
In every case, confirm the national tariff line with the destination's customs authority or a customs broker before you commit to a price.
- You saw a range. National tariff lines below six digits differ, so your product may sit at the top of it.
- You saw a family average. It is a starting point for the product group, not the rate on your exact line.
- Border taxes and surcharges were billed on top of the duty.
- The goods were classified under a different HS code than the one you entered.
Export price quote: pair duty with real buyer prices
EximDataX holds shipment-level import and export records from official customs sources, through 43 direct customs feeds plus 184 mirror-derived countries.
Search by HS code to see who imports and exports a product. Named buyers and suppliers are available in 38 of the 43 direct markets. Most markets refresh weekly and some refresh daily. Start with customs shipment data, or go straight to buyer data to see who is buying your product.
Import duty, asked and answered.
Where do the duty rates come from?
The World Bank WITS / UNCTAD TRAINS tariff database, the same source named on every result. Tariff schedules change, so a figure from an older rate year may no longer be the rate at the border.
What information do I need to calculate import duty?
Two things: the HS code of your product and the destination market. A CIF value is optional; enter it and the calculator also turns the rate into a duty amount.
How do free trade agreements affect import duty?
An agreement between your country and the destination can bring the duty below the figure shown here, often to zero. Check whether one covers your origin, then ask customs for the preferential rate.
Does landed cost include VAT?
In the full total, yes: VAT or GST is one of the items you add on top of the duty. It is left out of the result here because each destination sets it under its own tax rules.
What happens if no rate is shown for my product?
That product and destination pair is not in our data. Get the rate directly from the destination's customs authority, and check that the HS code you entered is the right one.
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.