Free import duty & landed cost calculator on current HTS rates — and a monitoring service that pings you the moment a tariff change hits your product codes.
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The 2025–26 tariff environment changes faster than any small importer can track. This is what the last year alone looked like:
Every one of those changes rewrote somebody's margins. TariffPing watches the official sources daily and emails you only when a change touches your HTS codes — with the old rate, the new rate, and the dollar impact per shipment.
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Base MFN duty rates come from the official USITC Harmonized Tariff Schedule (current edition, synced regularly). The 2025–26 overlay actions (Section 301, Section 232, the EU ceiling, Canada Section 338) are maintained editorially from Federal Register and USTR publications, with the source cited on every line.
No. TariffPing provides estimates for planning purposes only. Classification and duty liability are determined by US Customs and Border Protection at entry. Always confirm with a licensed customs broker before relying on any figure here.
Start typing a product keyword in the calculator — it searches the official schedule. For a binding answer, ask your broker or request a ruling from CBP. The full schedule is at hts.usitc.gov.
Your specific HTS codes and origin countries. We diff the official sources daily — HTS revisions, Federal Register tariff notices, USTR actions — and alert you only when a change affects a code you watch, including the before/after rate and the estimated dollar impact per shipment at your typical values.
TariffPing is an independent, AI-assisted software studio. It is not affiliated with CBP, USITC, or USTR.