Use this free landed cost calculator to see what imported goods really cost once they reach you. Choose the US, UK, EU or Australia, then enter the goods value, freight, insurance and duty rate. It applies the right customs value rules for that country, adds VAT, GST or US fees, and shows the total and the cost per unit.
How to use the landed cost calculator
- Choose the country you are importing into.
- Enter the goods value, international freight and insurance in that country’s currency.
- Enter the duty rate for your product’s HS code. For the US, add any extra tariffs such as Section 301.
- Add other import costs, such as broker fees or local delivery, and the number of units.
- Read the landed cost and cost per unit. Email yourself the PDF to keep with your costing.
How is landed cost calculated?
Landed cost = goods + freight + insurance + duty + import taxes and fees + other import costs. What changes by country is the value duty is charged on:
| Country | Duty is charged on | Tax on top |
|---|---|---|
| UK | CIF value (goods + freight + insurance) | 20% VAT on CIF + duty |
| EU | CIF value | VAT at the importing country’s rate on CIF + duty |
| US | Value of the goods (FOB basis) | No VAT. MPF 0.3464% and HMF 0.125% for sea freight |
| Australia | FOB value | 10% GST on value + duty + freight + insurance |
Can I reclaim import VAT or GST?
Usually, if your business is registered for VAT or GST. The calculator shows the landed cost both with and without it, so you can price correctly.
Where do I find my duty rate?
In the official tariff of the country you are importing into, using your product’s HS code. See how to find the right HS code.
Related guides
- How is import duty calculated?
- What documents do I need to import goods into the US?
- How do I import goods into the UK?
Last reviewed October 2026. Results are estimates based on the figures you enter, not quotes.