Supplier Analysis for USA
Compare landed costs from 20+ countries including Section 301 tariffs, USMCA, CAFTA-DR, and all FTA benefits.
Section 301 & 232 Tariffs ✓ | USMCA/CAFTA-DR ✓ | All US Ports ✓
Explore the USA tariff & duty analysis →Landed Cost Calculator:Find Your Most Profitable Supplier Country in 30 Seconds
Enter your HS code. Get a complete landed cost comparison across 20+ countries — including customs duties, freight, Section 301 tariffs, and transit times — for US and EU imports.
- 30-Second Results
- 20+ Countries
- Official HTS & TARIC Data
- Section 301 & 232 Included
How It Works
Three simple steps to compare landed costs across 20+ supplier countries.
Step 1: Enter HS Code
Enter your product's Harmonized System code to identify the exact tariff classification.
Step 2: Select Destination Port
Choose your receiving port in the USA or EU for accurate freight calculations.
Step 3: Get Ranked Results
Receive a ranked comparison of 20+ supplier countries by total landed cost, with strategic insights.
What Is Landed Cost and How Is It Calculated?
Landed cost is the total cost of getting a product from the supplier to your warehouse: the purchase price plus international freight, insurance, customs duty, additional tariffs, customs and broker fees, and inland delivery. It — not the unit price — decides which supplier country is actually cheapest.
Landed cost = product cost + freight + insurance + customs duty + additional tariffs (e.g. Section 301/232, anti-dumping) + customs & broker fees + inland delivery
Divide the total by the units shipped to get landed cost per unit. In the EU, import VAT is also paid at the border, but VAT-registered businesses normally recover it — so it affects cash flow more than cost.
| Cost line | Amount |
|---|---|
| Product cost (1,000 units × $4.00 FOB) | $4,000 |
| Ocean freight | $650 |
| Customs duty (example rate) | $480 |
| Customs, broker & entry fees | $220 |
| Domestic trucking | $150 |
| Cargo insurance | $18 |
| Total landed cost | $5,518 |
| Landed cost per unit | $5.52 (+38% vs FOB) |
Choose Your Import Market
Select your destination region to get a tailored supplier comparison.
Supplier Analysis for EU
Compare landed costs from 20+ countries including EU Common External Tariff, GSP preferences, and bilateral FTAs.
EU CET Tariffs ✓ | GSP/EBA Preferences ✓ | All EU Ports ✓
Explore the EU tariff & duty analysis →Why ImportCostPro
Built for import managers who need fast, accurate landed cost comparisons.
20+ Countries Compared
Not just one lookup — a complete ranking of supplier countries by total landed cost.
Current Tariff Data
Built on official HTS and TARIC schedules, including Section 301, anti-dumping duties, and FTA preferences.
Total Landed Cost
FOB price + customs duties + freight + insurance + all additional costs in one calculation.
Strategic Insights
AI-assisted analysis showing cost advantages, disruption risks, and FTA benefits for each supplier.
See What You Get
A sample report preview: apples (HS 080810) to New York.
BEST
Guatemala
$53,102
4.00% duty · 5 days · CAFTA-DR
Mexico
$53,131
4.00% duty · 6 days · USMCA
Canada
$53,144
4.00% duty · 6 days · USMCA
| Rank | Country | Total Cost | US Imports (prev year) | Customs % | Section 301 % | Transit Days | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Guatemala | $53,102 | $2.1M | 4.00% | 0% | 5 | CAFTA-DR |
| 2 | Mexico | $53,131 | $8.4M | 4.00% | 0% | 6 | USMCA |
| 3 | Canada | $53,144 | $1.2M | 4.00% | 0% | 6 | USMCA |
| 4 | Chile | $53,890 | $0.8M | 4.00% | 0% | 12 | FTA |
| 5 | Vietnam | $54,200 | $1.5M | 4.00% | 0% | 22 | MFN |
Strategic insight
Guatemala's landed cost of $53,102 is the most competitive. It is $29 cheaper than Mexico and $719 cheaper than China, with 14 days faster transit.
- Countries Analyzed
- 20+
- HS Codes Supported
- 10,000+
- Average Analysis Time
- 30 sec
- Per Analysis — limited offer (was $49)
- $9.99
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about landed cost and our analysis.
- What is landed cost?
- Landed cost is the total cost of a product once it arrives at your door: the purchase price (e.g. FOB or EXW), international freight and insurance, customs duties and additional tariffs (such as Section 301), customs and broker fees, and inland delivery. ImportCostPro calculates full landed cost so you can compare supplier countries fairly.
- How do you calculate landed cost?
- Landed cost = product cost + freight + insurance + customs duty + additional tariffs + customs and broker fees + inland delivery. Divide the total by the number of units to get landed cost per unit. For example, 1,000 units at $4.00 FOB with $650 freight, $480 duty, $220 fees, $150 trucking and $18 insurance land at $5,518 — $5.52 per unit.
- How does ImportCostPro calculate total landed cost?
- We combine official tariff data (HTS for the USA, TARIC for the EU), freight estimates by route, and standard cost components (insurance, handling). You enter your HS code and destination port; we rank 20+ supplier countries by total landed cost and show duty rates, transit times, and FTA benefits.
- What tariffs are included in the analysis?
- For the USA: standard HTS duty, Section 301 and Section 232 tariffs, anti-dumping and countervailing duties, and FTA preferential rates (USMCA, CAFTA-DR, US-Korea and others). For the EU: the Common External Tariff (CET), GSP/EBA preferences, anti-dumping duties, and bilateral FTAs (e.g. EU-Vietnam, EU-Japan, CETA).
- Which countries are compared?
- We compare 20+ supplier countries including China, Vietnam, Mexico, India, Turkey, Guatemala, Canada, Thailand, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Poland and Morocco. The exact list depends on your product and destination; the report shows all relevant origins with tariff and freight data.
- How accurate is the data?
- Tariff rates are sourced from official HTS and TARIC databases and updated regularly. Freight and transit times are estimates based on shipping data. We recommend verifying critical figures with your customs broker for high-value shipments, because trade measures can change between analysis and entry.
- What's the difference between USA and EU analysis?
- USA analysis uses the US Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS), Section 301/232 tariffs, and US FTAs (USMCA, CAFTA-DR, etc.). EU analysis uses the EU Common External Tariff (CET), GSP/EBA, and EU FTAs. Port options, duty structures, and preferential schemes differ — choose the region that matches your import destination.
- How much does an analysis cost?
- $9.99 per report right now — a limited-time offer (regular price $49) for a full 20+ country comparison. Credit packs are available: 5 for $199, 10 for $349. No subscription required. Results in about 30 seconds.
- Do you offer API access?
- Yes. Contact us for API pricing and documentation. Bulk importers and consultants can integrate ImportCostPro into their workflows.
- How do I get support?
- Email info@theglobby.com or visit our contact page. We typically respond within 24 hours. For high-value shipments, we recommend verifying figures with your customs broker.