Landed Cost Calculator

Calculate your true total import cost — CIF price plus import duty, destination port charges, and inland delivery to your warehouse.

Enter Your Import Costs

CIF total value ($)

Quantity (pieces)

Import duty rate (%)

Destination port charges ($)

Inland delivery ($)

Your Landed Cost

CIF value —

Import duty —

              Landed cost (per piece)
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              Total landed cost
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Prices in USD

How Landed Cost Is Calculated

Landed Cost Formula

Landed cost = CIF + import duty + destination port charges + inland delivery. It's the true cost to get goods into your warehouse.

Why landed cost matters

Your selling price must cover landed cost to be profitable. Ignoring duty and destination charges is the most common import pricing mistake.

Import duty

Duty is a percentage of the CIF value, set by your product's HS code and origin country. Check your country's tariff schedule.

Beyond CIF

CIF stops at the destination port. Landed cost adds everything from the port to your warehouse. See our CIF calculator first.

Landed Cost FAQ

What is landed cost?

Landed cost is the total cost of imported goods delivered to your warehouse — product cost, freight, insurance, import duty, and destination charges.

How is import duty calculated?

Import duty is usually a percentage of the CIF value, determined by the HS code and country of origin. Rates vary from 0% to over 20% depending on the product.

What's the difference between CIF and landed cost?

CIF includes freight and insurance to the destination port. Landed cost adds import duty and destination charges to deliver to your warehouse.

How do I find my duty rate?

Look up your product's HS code, then check your country's tariff schedule (US: USITC, EU: TARIC). A customs broker can confirm the exact rate.