Shipping & Landed Cost Estimator

Pick your origin country and Farolane maps its domestic and international routes, with zone/weight bands from published carrier tables plus duties and destination taxes. Labeled estimates — live carrier rates arrive in a later phase.

1 Pick your origin country & route
2 Enter package weight & declared value
3 Get freight + duty + import tax = landed cost

Rules & details →

Pick your origin country — only its routes appear below.

Route Where the parcel ships from and to. Domestic routes have no duty; international routes add destination duty (and import tax where it applies).

Package weight (kg) Billable weight of the packed parcel in kilograms. Carriers may use volumetric (dimensional) weight for bulky-but-light items — use the larger of the two.

Declared product value The customs value of the goods (what you'd declare on the invoice). Duty and import tax are calculated on this plus freight.

Duty % your product's HS-code rate Import duty rate for your product's HS (tariff) code at the destination. Leave blank to use a broad default range; enter your exact rate for a tighter estimate.

What changed in 2026

The US $800 de-minimis exemption is suspended for all countries (August 2025, extended indefinitely in June 2026). Every commercial parcel entering the US now owes duty per the tariff schedule — the old "under $800 ships duty-free" playbook for India→US micro-exports is dead. Price your US offers with landed cost included, not bolted on.

Duty here is computed on a CIF-style base (value + freight) as a simplification; actual assessment varies by entry type. India imports additionally attract IGST (usually 18%) on top of duty.

FAQ

How accurate are these numbers?

Shipping bands come from published carrier tables (sourced and dated per route); duty defaults are broad category ranges. Enter your actual HS-code duty rate for a tighter answer. Treat everything as planning-grade, not invoice-grade.

Can I get live rates?

Live carrier APIs are on the roadmap (Phase 3). Free tier will keep table-based estimates.