Landed cost calculator for US imports

Your true cost per unit: product + freight + duties and 2026 tariffs + customs fees + delivery. Customs value is worked out from your Incoterm automatically.

As of 21 Oct 2026 - verify before relying. Tariff rules changed several times in 2026. Figures are estimates, not customs or legal advice. Confirm classification and duties with a licensed customs broker. How we calculate · Update log

1. Product

HTS code

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Country of origin

Where the goods were made (not where they ship from).

Incoterm

Invoice value (USD)

Units

Freight + insurance included in invoice

For CFR/CIF/CPT/CIP/DAP/DDP - deducted from customs value.

Mode

Claim free-trade preference if the goods qualify

2. Logistics costs (USD)

International freight

Insurance

Origin inland

Broker fee

ISF filing

Customs bond

Destination charges

US inland delivery

Other

Placeholder ranges for broker/ISF/bond come from a third-party survey (source) - use your own quotes.

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Freight is usually the biggest unknown. Get real door-to-door quotes for this shipment.

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What's included in landed cost

Landed cost is everything you pay to get goods to your door: the product, international freight and insurance, US duties (including 2026 Section 301 and 232 tariffs), the MPF and HMF, broker and ISF fees, a customs bond, terminal charges and final delivery.

Customs value is not your landed cost

US duty is charged on the transaction value, which excludes international freight and insurance when they are identified separately (19 CFR 152.103). Buying CIF? Enter the freight and insurance included in your invoice and we deduct it. See FOB vs CIF customs value.

The 2026 tariff stack

Most imports now pay a Section 301 forced-labor tariff on top of the normal rate, and Chinese goods also pay China-specific 301 duties. Read US tariffs in 2026 or check one code with the tariff calculator.