Landed Cost Calculator — India to World

Landed cost is the true per-unit cost of getting an Indian product to your warehouse — FOB price + ocean freight + marine insurance + import duty + applicable tariffs + customs clearance + destination taxes (VAT/GST/MPF). It's what should actually drive your margin and pricing decisions, not the supplier's FOB quote.

Both estimate landed cost. This one is tuned for 2026: it bakes in the current US reciprocal tariff on India, the major free-trade agreements (India-Australia ECTA, India-UAE CEPA, India-Japan CEPA), and 8 destinations. The Sourcing Cost Calculator runs the same math against a wider category library.

Yes. The US destination adds a reciprocal-tariff layer on top of the MFN duty. The rate is editable — current Section 232 / reciprocal tariffs are evolving; check USTR and your customs broker for the line-item rate before quoting customers.

Partially. Australia (AI-ECTA), UAE (CEPA), Japan (CEPA) and Singapore default to lower duty rates because most Indian-origin lines qualify. To actually use the preferential rate at clearance you need a valid Certificate of Origin (Form AI / CEPA-COO) — we handle that for our clients.

Inland trucking at destination, warehousing & 3PL fees, Amazon FBA inbound & storage, demurrage, currency hedging, sample/prototype cost, payment terms financing cost, and any rework/replacement reserve. Add 3–8% buffer for these depending on your channel.

As of mid-2026, India→USEC sea LCL runs $80-110/CBM, India→UK/EU $65-85, India→AU $85-110, India→UAE $50-70. FCL works out cheaper per CBM above 15 CBM. The calculator uses mid-range LCL estimates — get a forwarder quote for actuals.