€3 per 4-digit tariff heading, not €3 per parcel — the duty that replaced the €150 relief on 1 July 2026
| Customs duty per parcel | — | EUR |
|---|---|---|
| Import VAT per parcel | — | EUR |
| Landed cost your DDP price must carry | — | EUR |
| Customs duty per month | — | EUR |
| Handling fees per month | — | EUR |
| Missed by reading the rule as €3 per parcel | — | EUR/month |
| Unbilled per month (duty + handling − collected) | — | EUR |
| Unbilled per year | — | EUR |
$60 once · one licence key per person or team seat · 7-day full refund. A customs consultant charges €80–€150 an hour to classify a catalogue to 4-digit tariff headings, and a broker bills €25–€50 per import entry.
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€3 per 4-digit tariff heading, not €3 per parcel — the duty that replaced the €150 relief on 1 July 2026
A customs consultant charges €80–€150 an hour to classify a catalogue to 4-digit tariff headings, and a broker bills €25–€50 per import entry.
Buy the full version — $60It works out what EU customs charges on a parcel you ship to a consumer, under the rule that replaced the €150 duty relief on 1 July 2026. You give it parcels per month, the number of 4-digit tariff headings in a typical parcel, goods value, VAT rate and what your checkout already collects. It returns duty, import VAT, landed cost and the yearly shortfall.
US and UK sellers on Shopify, Etsy and eBay who ship DDP parcels to EU consumers and quote a delivered price at checkout. It is also for the operations person who reconciles carrier duty invoices afterwards and keeps finding charges nobody quoted. If you ship mixed parcels of several product types, the heading count is where the money goes missing.
Because almost all of them read the new duty as €3 per parcel. It is €3 per 4-digit tariff heading in the consignment, so a three-product parcel is €9, not €3. A free tool that under-quotes by a factor of three on every mixed parcel is worse than no tool, because you price against it.
Every calculation is free, forever, with no key and no cap: duty per parcel, import VAT, landed cost, monthly and annual shortfall, in the popup and on the web page. The $60 key adds two things on a different axis — a .csv export of the parcel-by-parcel figures that you keep, and return-date reminders at 30, 14 and 1 day.
A customs consultant charges roughly €80 to €150 an hour to classify a catalogue down to 4-digit tariff headings, and a broker bills about €25 to €50 per import entry. One afternoon of consultant time costs more than the key. The alternative is paying the gap yourself on every parcel, which at 900 parcels a month runs to five figures.
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