Product Landed Cost Calculator
Calculate the true landed cost per unit including product cost, freight, duties and other import charges.
Your results
Calculation breakdown
- Total landed cost
- Product cost + Freight + Duties + Other charges
- Landed cost per unit
- Total landed cost ÷ Units
Worked example
200 units with $3,000 product cost, $500 freight, $200 duty and $100 other charges have a landed cost of $19 per unit.
Assumptions
- GST paid on import may be claimable as a credit for GST-registered businesses — check ATO guidance.
- Other charges can include quarantine, port and customs broker fees.
- Use landed cost, not supplier price alone, when setting margins.
How this calculator works
Add product cost, freight, customs duty and other import charges, then divide by the number of units to find your true landed cost per item. Use this figure, not just the supplier price, when setting margins and pricing.
Frequently asked questions
What counts as an import charge?
This can include customs duty, quarantine inspection fees, port charges and any customs broker fees, depending on what you're importing.
Does this include GST paid on import?
You can add it in the other charges field; note that GST-registered businesses may be able to claim this back as a credit, so check current ATO guidance.
Why does landed cost matter for pricing?
Pricing off the supplier cost alone understates your true cost and can quietly erode margin once freight and duties are included.
Results are estimates only and are not financial, tax, legal or credit advice.