Free tool · 2026 rules
The HS code, the duty, and what it really costs to land.
De-minimis is over. If you sell cross-border, you are the importer of record now — you owe the HS code, the duty and the liability. Describe your product, get an instant AI classification with the reasoning behind it, and see the estimated landed cost for the US, UK, EU, Australia, South Africa, the UAE or Seychelles.
Covered today: US · UK · EU · Australia · South Africa · UAE (top consumer-goods categories) and Seychelles (full SI-113 national tariff). Free — 10 checks per day.
Why this suddenly matters
USA
De-minimis is gone
The $800 exemption was suspended in Aug 2025 and CBP made that indefinite in June 2026; statutory repeal follows in July 2027. Every commercial parcel is dutiable from the first dollar — and 2026's trade-remedy measures keep shifting.
EU
Duty on every parcel since 1 July 2026
The €150 exemption is gone: a €3 flat duty applies per distinct item category on parcels under €150 until July 2028, when full tariff rates take over — plus VAT from the first euro, and a ~€2 handling fee expected from November 2026.
UK
The £135 relief is on the clock
The UK is ending its £135 low-value duty relief in October 2028 — announced at the Nov 2025 Budget, then accelerated by six months. VAT is already due from the first pound.
Get the HS code wrong and you eat the difference: surprise duty bills, parcels stuck at the border, penalties for misclassification, and up to 30% of carts abandoned at surprise fees. Accurate classification is no longer optional — it's the difference between a margin and a loss.