Landed Cost Calculator

Free On Board is the price of goods at the point of shipment. It excludes freight, insurance, and duties. For example, a $10,000 FOB order will have a higher landed cost once you add $1,200 in freight and 10% duty.

Check your country customs tariff schedule using the HS code of your product. Rates vary by product type and origin country, typically ranging from 0% to 25%.

If applicable, add your local VAT or GST percentage to the landed cost for the total import cost. In the UK, for instance, 20% VAT on a $12,650 landed cost adds $2,530.

Marine cargo insurance usually costs 0.3% to 2.0% of the CIF value. On a $50,000 shipment, that is $150 to $1,000 depending on the commodity and route.

Local handling, customs brokerage, and terminal fees typically add $200 to $600 per container. For a $10,000 shipment this can represent 2-6% of the product cost.

Yes. Preferential trade agreements can reduce or eliminate duty. For example, a 10% duty on a $10,000 order saves you $1,000 if the origin country qualifies for a free-trade agreement.

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