Landed Cost Calculator
Work out the true cost of imported goods at your door — CIF value, customs duty, and the real per-unit cost to price from. Enter your figures below.
How landed cost is calculated
CIF value = goods value + freight + insurance. Customs duty = CIF × the duty rate for your product. Landed cost = CIF + duty + any other fees (customs broker, handling, inland transport). Divide by quantity for the true per-unit cost to price from.
Frequently asked
What is landed cost?
Landed cost is the total cost of a product once it has arrived at your door — the goods value plus freight, insurance, customs duty, and any other import charges. It is the real per-unit cost you should price from.
How is import duty calculated?
Duty is usually charged on the CIF value (goods + freight + insurance) multiplied by the duty rate for that product’s HS code. Rates vary by country and product — check your customs tariff for the exact rate.
What does CIF mean?
CIF = Cost, Insurance and Freight: the goods value plus the freight and insurance to the destination port. Customs duty is typically assessed on the CIF value.
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