Buyer-cost calculator

Estimate what your buyer pays in total (item, shipping, duty, VAT/GST and carrier fees) and what you need to collect if you ship DDP. Rates are dated and sourced. Anything we have not verified is labelled.

Route Ship from (where the goods were made) Ship to Buyer's country / province

Order Item price Shipping charged to buyer Currency

Product & duty Product type

Not sure of your product's code? Find your HS code in the official tariffs.

Goods qualify for free-trade preference and I include origin proof USMCA/CUSMA preference claimed at US entry Product is on the US Section 338 list (50%)

Canadian counter-tariff on this US product

Shipping method Who pays import charges DDP: you collect the charges from your buyer at checkout and pay them for the buyer. DDU: the carrier bills your buyer when the parcel arrives. Carrier Postal means a national post such as Royal Mail, Canada Post or USPS. Selling via a marketplace that collects VAT/GST (e.g. Etsy, eBay) I am registered for Australian GST

More options: number of items, shipping date, duty rate, carrier fee

Number of different items (tariff lines) The EU €3 duty and €2 fee are charged per item type. Shipping date Duty rate override (%) Carrier fee (destination currency, optional)

How the calculator works

Exchange rates: ECB reference rates of 9 Nov 2026. Thresholds are compared in the destination currency.
Preset duty rates come from the official US (USITC HTS) and UK (UK Trade Tariff) databases, checked 20 Oct 2026 (India-related products added 24 Oct 2026). EU third-country rates from TARIC are preset for the India-related products (checked 25 Oct 2026; not used for US-origin goods, which may get lower EU rates). Canadian and Australian product rates, and EU rates for other products, are not preset yet; enter your own.
US duty is calculated on the goods value. UK and EU duty is calculated on goods plus shipping. Both are simplifications.
Carrier fees are included only when there is a published figure we could cite. For DHL Express, FedEx and UPS we use their published disbursement / duty-processing fees (the higher of a minimum or a percentage of the duties and taxes they pay for the buyer), taken from each carrier's official fee page and dated. EU figures use the German (FedEx: euro-area) rate as a guide. Otherwise you are prompted to enter a fee.
This is an estimate, not a customs ruling. See the methodology and disclaimer.

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