FREE IMPORT COST TOOL
Estimate the true cost of imported goods by adding product value, freight, insurance, duty, VAT or sales tax, customs charges and handling fees.
Build an import cost scenario
Landed cost is the total cost of bringing imported goods to their final destination. It is not just the supplier invoice price. It can include freight, insurance, customs duty, VAT or sales tax, port fees, handling, broker fees and other charges.
Importers use landed cost to set selling prices, protect margin, compare suppliers and avoid surprise costs after shipment arrival.
Exact customs valuation rules vary by country and shipment terms.
Supplier invoice cost or declared customs value.
Ocean, air, trucking, courier and cargo insurance charges.
Import duty, VAT, GST, sales tax or other government charges.
Customs broker, port, terminal, documentation and warehouse fees.
It shows the real cost behind an imported product. Without landed cost, you may set prices too low and lose margin.
It depends on the country and customs valuation method. Some rules include freight and insurance; others may not. Check local customs rules.
It usually should for planning, but recoverable taxes may be treated differently in accounting. Confirm with your accountant or broker.
No. This is a planning estimator, not an official customs declaration tool.