Wholesale Landed Cost Per Unit & Duty Solver
Calculate your true all-in cost per unit including factory manufacturing, ocean freight, customs tariffs, port drayage, and 3PL inbound prep.
Production & Logistics Costs
Supply Chain EngineTrue Landed Cost Breakdown
True Landed Cost Per Unit
$6.33
Gross Margin
68.3%
Profit / Unit
$13.66
Total Run Spend
$15,830
Factory Production Total (EXW)
$12,000.00
Customs Duties & Tariffs (6.5%)
-$780.00
International Ocean/Air Freight
-$2,100.00
Port Handling & Domestic Trucking
-$950.00
Logistics & Freight Cost Per Unit
+$1.53/unit
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Frequently Asked Questions About Landed Cost
Essential formulas and customs duty accounting for e-commerce and wholesale importers.
What is Landed Cost in wholesale and e-commerce?
Landed Cost is the total all-inclusive cost of acquiring a product and transporting it to your warehouse or Amazon FBA fulfillment center. It includes factory manufacturing cost, international ocean/air freight, customs duties and tariffs, insurance, port handling, and domestic trucking.
How do you calculate Landed Cost Per Unit?
Landed Cost Per Unit = Factory Unit Cost + (Customs Duty % × Factory Cost) + (Total Freight + Port Handling + Domestic Trucking) ÷ Total Units Produced.