Free tool
Landed Cost Calculator
Turn a customs value into the all-in delivered cost: duty, Section 301/232, MPF, HMF, freight and insurance — itemised, with every figure in mono.
Informational estimate, not a customs ruling or legal advice. Rates are sourced to the USITC HTS, CBP and USTR; unverified figures read “Verify on the HTS”. Methodology & disclaimer.
Every line, itemised
Duty, Section 301/232, MPF, HMF, freight and insurance broken out — then totalled into the all-in landed cost.
Mode-aware fees
HMF only applies to ocean; MPF switches between formal and informal by value. The engine handles both automatically.
Sourced CBP constants
MPF/HMF rates and the $800 de-minimis threshold are sourced to CBP and carried with a verification date.
How it works
The whole cost of getting goods to your door
The supplier price is only the start. Add the duty on the customs value (base rate plus any Section 301/232/IEEPA tariffs), the statutory CBP user fees — the Merchandise Processing Fee and, for ocean cargo, the Harbor Maintenance Fee — and then your freight and insurance. The result is the landed cost: the number your margin actually depends on.
Add an HTS code and origin and the calculator resolves the duty rate straight from the sourced dataset — the same engine behind the import duty calculator. Low-value shipment? Check the $800 de-minimis checker first.
Questions
Landed cost, answered
Landed cost is the total cost to get goods to your door: the customs value plus import duty, additional tariffs, CBP user fees (MPF and HMF), international freight and cargo insurance. It's the number that actually determines your margin — not the sticker price from the supplier.
Cost every product you import, automatically
Save products with their landed cost and watch for tariff changes that move the number — free to start.