TariffsChart

Name: TariffsChart
Author: Owen Hale

Under review

A landed-cost workspace for importers: estimate duty and freight, review cost assumptions and compare purchases beyond the supplier quote.

Built by Owen Hale · SaaS · E-Commerce · Freemium

Coming soon on Launch Llama Tools

Community listing

Listing status

0upvotes

Community score

Owen Hale (Joined Oct 2026)

Founder

Compared against 3 alternatives

Market comparison

A landed-cost workspace for importers: estimate duty and freight, review cost assumptions and compare purchases beyond the supplier quote.

About

TariffsChart helps importers and cross-border sellers work through the costs between a supplier quote and a delivered purchase. Estimate import duty, include freight and other fees, and compare landed-cost assumptions before ordering. The workspace supports research and planning; review the applicable official sources and unresolved classification questions before relying on a final duty figure. Submitted by Owen Hale, founder.

Key Features

Estimate import duty for purchase planning
Compare supplier quotes using landed costs
Include freight and other fees in cost assumptions
Review duty assumptions alongside official source links
Plan cross-border purchases before placing an order
Use a browser workspace for import cost research

Use Cases

Estimate US import duty and freight for a planned shipment before placing a supplier order
Check which Section 301, Section 232, Annex, or AD/CVD questions may apply to an HTS code and origin
Compare landed-cost assumptions for a purchase beyond the supplier quote

Who it is for

Importers and sourcing teams buying goods into the United States
Small businesses planning landed cost for overseas supplier orders
Customs and trade compliance staff reviewing duty layers before entry

Pricing

A one-product Import Duty Quick Check is available for $29, prepared by a human reviewer when a material applicability question remains.

FAQ

Why does the result often say partial?

A base HTS field and an origin tier are not enough to clear product Annex exemptions, Section 232 coverage, AD/CVD written scope, quotas, safeguards, preference-program eligibility, or other Chapter 99 instructions. The known subtotal remains visible, but the final rate stays blank until those questions are resolved.

How are the European Union, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, and Switzerland handled?

The forced-labor Section 301 layer is calculated net of the MFN field: MFN plus that layer is capped at 10% for the European Union and Taiwan, and 12.5% for Japan, Korea, and Switzerland. The engine never reduces an MFN field that already exceeds the cap.

Does a Section 232 article also receive this origin layer?

The current USTR action excludes articles and parts already subject to Section 232 tariffs. Product-level classification and Chapter 99 review are still required to establish that status and to calculate the separate Section 232 duty.

Is the 2026 Section 122 surcharge still a current default layer?

No. Its scheduled 150-day window ended on July 24, 2026. It belongs in historical entry-date research and is not automatically added to a current shipment.