Landed Cost Calculator

Inputs used by the landed cost calculator

For one product, enter finite, non-negative shipment-total costs as one aggregate cost set. The calculator adds those totals once. Enter a finite quantity greater than 0 to see per-unit and profit results. Total landed cost remains available without a usable quantity. For a finite quantity greater than 0, the calculator divides the combined landed cost by quantity; the selling price is per unit and must be greater than 0 for profit analysis. Each calculation has one product and one aggregate cost set, with no product rows or shared-cost distribution method.

Every monetary input, including selling price, must use the selected currency because the calculator performs no exchange-rate conversion.

Results reflect only the entered shipment totals, quantity, and selling-price scenario. They do not include costs, fees, taxes, or price changes you do not enter.

• Product Cost (FOB shipment total)
• Shipping / Freight (shipment total)
• Insurance (shipment total)
• Customs Duty (shipment total)
• Port Handling (shipment total)
• Local Trucking (shipment total)
• Other Fees (shipment total)
• Quantity
• Selling Price (per unit; profit analysis only)

Compare saved scenarios

Save up to three valid calculations in one browser tab, restore their inputs, or remove them. Each scenario keeps its own currency and cost breakdown; the calculator does not rank scenarios or calculate cross-currency differences.

1. Complete a valid landed-cost calculation and save the current scenario.
2. Review its quantity, currency, cost components, total landed cost, and per-unit cost.
3. Restore a saved scenario to make it the current calculation, or remove it to free a slot.

Saved scenario values stay only in sessionStorage for this browser tab and are cleared when the tab session ends.

The problem

FOB price alone can omit freight, insurance, customs duties, handling, trucking, and other applicable charges from a landed-cost estimate.

What this calculator estimates

For one product, the calculator uses the aggregate costs and quantity you enter to estimate total and per-unit landed cost. If you enter a selling price, it also estimates gross profit and margin from that price. A positive finite total cost can also be downloaded as a landed cost report PDF.

Estimate limitations

Results are planning estimates based only on your entries, not guarantees of final charges or profitability. Confirm applicable duties, fees, and pricing assumptions with qualified customs, freight, tax, or financial professionals.