How do I calculate landed cost per unit?
Landed cost is the total cost to get goods to the destination, including product cost, shipping, insurance, duty, additional tariffs, taxes, brokerage, and handling fees.
Tariff & Duty
Landed Cost Calculator
Calculate total landed cost and landed cost per unit from product cost, freight, insurance, duty, additional tariff, tax, and import fees.
Last reviewed: 2026-08-02Estimate onlySource-check required
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Landed cost breakdown
Run the tool to see an itemized result. No signup is required. Manual-mode inputs are processed in your browser. If Auto mode is enabled and selected, the listed tariff inputs are sent to the TariffCatalog resolver API for a source-backed estimate.
Answer Summary
What this page answers
What to check
Landed cost = product cost + shipping + insurance + duty + additional tariff + VAT or tax + brokerage + handling + other fees.
When to use it
Use the landed cost calculator after you know product cost, quantity, freight, insurance, customs value basis, duty inputs, taxes, and import fees.
Source-check required
Verify duty rate, customs value basis, taxes, and destination import fees with official sources or your broker.
2026-08-02
Official source notes and calculator assumptions should be reviewed before shipment, label purchase, invoice filing, or customs entry.
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Calculation logic
Landed cost = product cost + shipping + insurance + duty + additional tariff + VAT or tax + brokerage + handling + other fees.
Scenario
For 100 units with $1,500 product cost, $320 freight and insurance, 5% duty, and $50 fees, the tool calculates total landed cost and cost per unit.
Official check
Verify duty rate, customs value basis, taxes, and destination import fees with official sources or your broker.
Filing check
This tool provides planning estimates and document preparation support only. Confirm final classifications, duty treatment, and filing requirements with official tariff databases or qualified trade professionals.
FAQ
Common questions
What is landed cost and how do I calculate it?
Add product cost, shipping, insurance, duty, taxes, and import fees, then divide by quantity for per-unit landed cost.
Which costs belong in landed cost?
Product cost, freight, insurance, duty, additional tariff, import tax, brokerage, handling, and other shipment fees are common landed cost inputs.
Does shipping count in customs value?
It depends on destination rules and valuation basis. The tool lets you enter a customs value override.
Can I use it for DDP?
Use the DDP Price Calculator when the seller must quote delivered duty paid.
Is the result a filing amount?
No. It is an estimate for planning.
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Use the AI HS Code Finder, CSV Catalog Checker, and Import Duty Calculator to prepare customs data before shipping.