SHOPIFY LANDED COST CALCULATOR
SHOPIFY LANDED COST Calculator
Find what a unit really costs once freight, duty and handling land on it, with a free calculator and Excel workbook.
Landed Cost Calculator
Landed cost is what a unit really costs by the time it is on your shelf: supplier price plus freight, duty and handling. Price from the supplier invoice alone and every margin you calculate afterwards inherits the error.
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Enter your shipment to see the true cost of one unit.
Goods –
Freight and insurance –
Import duty –
Clearance and handling –
Import VAT –
Customs value is goods plus freight and insurance; duty is charged on that, and import VAT on the value plus the duty. Use the per-unit figure, not the supplier price, in the COGS, profit margin and break-even ROAS calculators.
Take this calculator into Excel
The workbook version handles the real-world case: one shipment carrying several products. Freight and clearance are allocated across SKUs by value share, each product carries its own duty rate, and every SKU comes out with its own landed cost per unit.
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