Small importers
Check the published duty lines for a code and country before you set a landed price or confirm a supplier quote.
Enter an HTS code and a country of origin. Get the published duty rates for that pair, each with its source and retrieval date, in under a minute.
Every line comes from the USITC Harmonized Tariff Schedule or a Federal Register tariff notice, and names its source and the date it was retrieved.
For small importers and Etsy and Amazon sellers quoting a shipment, we give a dated, sourced record of the published duty lines for an HTS code and country of origin, unlike forum threads, stale blog posts or a broker's retainer.
Type the HTS code and the country of origin for the goods you are quoting.
Landfall pulls the current lines from the USITC schedule and the Federal Register tariff notices, then dates each one.
Your report appears on screen in under a minute, with a source and retrieval date beside every line.
| HTS 6109.10.00 | 16.5% | General column, base rate | USITC HTS export |
| HTS 6109.10.00 | 90% | Other (Column 2) rate | USITC HTS export |
| Chapter 99 | 9903.xx.xx | Heading text names China | USITC HTS export |
| Notice, sample date | Tariff action | Executive Office of the President | Federal Register |
| Notice, sample date | Section 301 notice | Office of the U.S. Trade Representative | Federal Register |
Nobody browses this. People arrive with a question and a deadline.
Check the published duty lines for a code and country before you set a landed price or confirm a supplier quote.
Get a dated record of the published rates after the latest tariff notices, without reading through forum threads or old blog posts.
Check the published rate against a supplier invoice and keep a sourced, dated record of what you checked.
Those are often out of date and rarely say where a number came from. Each line in this report names its source and the date it was retrieved.
The schedule and the tariff notices sit in separate places and change often. The report puts the published lines for your code and country in one dated record.
Then the report has no published duty line to show, and the refund is issued automatically the moment it comes back empty. You do nothing.
The duty lines published by the USITC Harmonized Tariff Schedule and the Federal Register for your HTS code and country of origin. Each line shows its source and the date it was retrieved.
Under a minute. The report is built at the moment you ask for it, so it reflects what is published when you request it.
No. You enter the HTS code and country, pay $9.99, and the report is delivered right away.
If the report returns no published duty line for your HTS code, the full $9.99 is refunded automatically. There is no form to fill in and no one to ask.
Go to /recover and enter the email you paid with. Your earlier report is retrieved there.
Enter an HTS code and a country of origin. Get the published duty rates for that pair, each with its source and retrieval date, in under a minute.
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