Estimate before import.
Close with the truth.
Compare planned and actual import costs by SKU, explain the variance and calculate the selling price required to restore your target margin.
Estimated vs actual landed cost
Identify the shipment and report owner
Enter merchandise facts
| SKU * | Description | Qty * | Weight kg | Volume m³ | Est. unit cost | Actual unit cost | Current selling price |
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Allocate every charge with a visible rule
| Cost category * | Invoice / reference | Estimated | Actual | Allocation basis |
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Choose the economic driver for each cost: customs duty is commonly allocated by merchandise value, freight may use weight or volume, and fixed processing charges may use quantity. Review the method before approving the report.
Close the shipment cost
Main variance causes
Control findings
Cost and selling-price impact
| SKU | Estimated landed / unit | Actual landed / unit | Variance / unit | Current selling price | Actual margin | Price for target margin |
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Planning and reconciliation report—not accounting, customs or tax advice. Verify invoices, exchange rates, tariff treatment, allocation rules and official entry records before posting or repricing.
Turn every closed shipment into better pricing.
Import files, preserve history and read approved documents into an editable workspace.
Free reconciliation. Paid import automation.
Free
$0One shipment, 10 SKU, manual/demo input, four allocation methods, editable review and CSV/PDF output.
Import Pro
$29/month100 shipments annually, Excel import, 5,000 rows, history, repricing and complete reports.
Trade Team
$79/monthAI document reading, multiple reviewers, carrier/broker analysis, alerts, branding and API.