Sourcing · United States

Landed Cost Calculator

Enter the unit product cost, quantity, freight, duty %, insurance, packaging, and warehouse per-unit cost. See the true landed cost per unit and per shipment.

Inputs

Product cost per unit (FOB) ($)

Units in shipment

Freight (total shipment) ($)

Duty / tariff on product cost (%)

Insurance (total) ($)

Packaging per unit ($)

Inbound warehouse fee per unit ($)

Payment/wire fee (total) ($)

Result

Duty per unit: $0.45
Freight per unit: $1.60
Insurance per unit: $0.08
Packaging per unit: $0.40
Warehouse per unit: $0.25
Payment fee per unit: $0.09
Landed cost per unit: $8.87
Total shipment landed cost: $4,435.00
Cost uplift vs FOB: 47.83%

Always confirm duty classification with a licensed customs broker — HTS codes drive the real rate.

Split freight per-unit by weight or volume if SKUs vary significantly in size.

Method

Landed cost per unit = Product cost + (Freight + Insurance + Warehouse) ÷ Qty + Duty on product cost + Packaging + Payment fee allocation.

Frequently asked questions

Should landed cost include marketing?

No — landed cost is only the cost to get a unit into your warehouse ready to sell. Marketing belongs in unit economics separately.

How often should I recalculate?

Every shipment, plus any time freight, duty, or FX rates move materially.

Method and guidance reviewed by the AIFlowBiz Editorial Team.