Three tariffs can now stack
on one shipment.
Know your number first.
ClearCost classifies your product, checks every current US tariff program against it — Section 301, Section 232, Section 122 — and shows your true landed cost per unit before you place the order.
Small importers now face the same tariff complexity as Fortune 500 trade desks — without a customs broker on retainer.
Three steps, same order customs uses to build an entry — just faster, and before the goods ever leave the factory.
Describe it in plain English
"Women's polyester rain jacket, zip front." No HTS lookup tables, no tariff schedule. ClearCost suggests the code.
Every current program, checked live
Section 301, Section 232, Section 122 or its successor — verified against current sources, not last year's rate sheet.
True cost, per unit
Duties, MPF, HMF, freight — stacked into one landed cost number, before you commit to the order.
If you're sourcing product and don't have a customs broker on speed dial, this is for you.
Start free. Upgrade when you're managing more than a handful of SKUs.
- Unlimited single-product lookups
- Full duty & fee ledger
- Live-verified tariff programs
- No account required
- Saved product catalog
- Classification history
- Rate-change alerts on your SKUs
- CSV import for full catalogs
ClearCost is built and maintained by a licensed U.S. customs broker — not a generic tariff scraper stitched together from public rate tables. The person behind every classification rule has worked both sides of the entry: as a broker filing entries and defending classifications to CBP, and as an importer of record managing landed cost and compliance risk from inside a company. That dual perspective is why the tool flags the exclusions and traps that pure software misses — like Section 232 goods being excluded from Section 122, or the difference between a "bolt" and a "cap screw" that most calculators get wrong.
Estimates only — not customs advice. Classification is legally binding on the importer of record. Confirm final HTS codes and rates with a licensed customs broker or CBP ruling before entry.
What ClearCost won't do
It won't guess on a nonsense description, won't quote you a single flat "tariff rate," and won't let a stale number sit unflagged when the underlying law changes.