What the result shows
The estimated amount and margin left on one international order after the cross-border costs entered below.
See what an international order may leave after product, shipping, duty, tax, brokerage, payment, and expected return costs.
Use one product and destination. Enter the rates that apply to that product, shipment, and customer location.
Margin left on the international order
33.8%
$40.56 remains from the sale before fixed overhead and income tax.
Duty and tax bases are simplified. Use rates and rules from the relevant official authority before changing a live price.
The estimated amount and margin left on one international order after the cross-border costs entered below.
Subtract product, shipping, duty, entered sales tax or value-added tax (VAT), brokerage, payment, and expected return costs from the international sale price.
Compare destinations using the same inputs. Adjust the local price, free-shipping threshold, or product range where the remaining margin is too low.
This calculator does not determine customs, tax, or registration obligations. Currency conversion, delivery surcharges, and destination-specific fees beyond the amount entered are not included.
You supply the rates. It does not look up tariff codes, origin rules, tax registration, exemptions, or customs valuation. Its duty base is product cost plus shipping; its tax input is a share of the entered sale price. Real rules may use different bases.
Convert every amount into one currency before entering it. The currency selector changes how values are displayed; it does not convert exchange rates. Include conversion costs separately when reviewing the full order margin.
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