Landed Cost Calculator
Know your true cost per unit — duty, VAT/GST, freight, insurance and fees — before you place the order. Pick a destination and we handle the rest.
Your landed cost
Per unit
Shipment total:
- Goods value
- Freight
- Insurance
- Brokerage & handling
- Total landed cost
Estimates only. Confirm duty rates with your broker and official tariff schedules.
Profit / unit
How it works
From destination to landed cost in seconds
Pick your destination
We auto-fill the VAT/GST rate, currency, and de-minimis threshold for 15+ countries.
Enter shipment details
Unit price, quantity, freight, insurance, duty rate, Incoterm and local fees.
See the live breakdown
CIF value, duty, taxes, and fees — converted at live rates in real time.
Know your margin
Add a sell price to see profit and margin, then share or print the result.
Duty & VAT/GST rates by country
Standard import tax rates and de-minimis thresholds the calculator uses — always editable, and confirmed against official schedules where possible.
| Destination | Import tax | De-minimis | Currency |
|---|---|---|---|
A supplier's quote rarely tells the full story. Ocean or air freight, marine insurance, import duty, VAT or GST, and customs brokerage can add 15–40% to your product cost. EximKit's Landed Cost Calculator models every layer — including your Incoterm and de-minimis rules — so you know the real per-unit number before you wire a deposit.
Currencies convert at live European Central Bank rates. Add a target sell price to see profit and margin instantly, or share a live result with your team via link.
FAQ
Landed cost questions
What is landed cost?
Landed cost is the total price of a product once it reaches your warehouse — purchase price plus freight, insurance, import duty, VAT/GST, customs brokerage, and local fees. It's the number you should price and margin against, not the supplier's quote.
Which countries does it cover?
The calculator works for any destination, with smart presets for major import markets — auto-filling the tax rate, currency, and de-minimis threshold for each.
How accurate is the duty rate?
Duty depends on your exact HS/tariff code, so the rate stays editable with a sensible per-country default. Use the HTS Code Lookup tool to find your precise rate.
What is a de-minimis threshold?
It's the shipment value below which a country waives duty (and sometimes tax). The calculator flags whether your shipment is above or below it.
Do Incoterms change my landed cost?
Yes. Your Incoterm decides which costs are already in the supplier price. Pick CIF and freight/insurance are included; pick DDP and duty/tax are paid by the seller.