Compare Supplier Quotes
Which supplier quote is actually cheaper?
Compare unit price, freight, duty, MOQ, lead time and other costs.
Compare quotesImport sourcing, made clearer
Know the real numbers
before you place the order.
Compare supplier quotes, calculate landed cost and profit margin, set your maximum purchase price and check MOQ risk before committing cash to an import order.
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Supplier quote
Your decision
Example decision snapshot
ORDER NUMBERSReview before buying
$6.18 / landed unit
Supplier $4.50Freight $0.88Duty & fees $0.80
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One connected sourcing workflow
From supplier quote
to sourcing decision.
Each tool answers the next practical question in an import decision. Follow the numbers from quote review to cash commitment.
Calculate True Landed Cost
What will the order really cost?
Estimate product cost, freight, duty, clearance, delivery and other import costs.
Calculate landed costSet Your Price Ceiling
What is the most I can pay my supplier?
Work backwards from selling price and target margin to find your maximum supplier price.
Find maximum priceCheck MOQ Risk
Can I afford the supplier's MOQ?
Measure cash required, inventory coverage, excess stock and budget pressure.
Check MOQ riskSelected sourcing utilities
Focused tools for
the next question.
The homepage now highlights a smaller set of utilities. The full directory organizes all 20 tools by supplier comparison, landed cost, pricing and inventory.
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Import Profit Margin Calculator
Check margin, markup, profit per unit and estimated total profit after sourcing and selling costs.
Calculate profit margin 06Supplier Quote Template
Collect supplier price, MOQ, Incoterm, lead time and cost assumptions in one editable CSV-ready table.
Open supplier template 08Import Duty Calculator
Estimate duty and optional import tax from a simplified customs value using the rate you enter.
Estimate import duty 10FOB vs CIF Calculator
Normalize FOB and CIF supplier quotes to a similar pre-duty cost basis before comparing them.
Compare FOB vs CIF 16Break-even Price Calculator
Find the minimum selling price that covers fixed unit costs and percentage selling fees.
Find break-even price 18Target Selling Price Calculator
Work forward from landed cost, selling fees and target margin to a required selling price.
Find target selling priceNeed freight, MOQ, inventory coverage or an EXW / FOB / CIF / DDP-specific calculator?View full tool directory
Your cross-tool sourcing view
One order.
One decision.
Good sourcing decisions require more than a low supplier price. Review landed cost, target margin, MOQ and cash commitment together in one report.
Build your decision reportIMPORT DECISION REPORTV1
Bring the numbers together
Supplier price / unitFrom Tool 01
Landed cost / unitFrom Tool 02
Maximum purchase priceFrom Tool 03
Supplier MOQ & budgetFrom Tool 04
Import decision guides
Understand the numbers
behind the tools.
Worked examples, formulas and checklists for supplier quotes, landed cost, Incoterms, duty, freight and inventory decisions.
Browse all guidesGuide 01
How to Compare Supplier Quotes
Compare more than unit price by reviewing freight, duty, MOQ, lead time and total effective cost.
Read guide Guide 02How to Calculate Landed Cost per Unit
Build a practical landed-cost estimate from product, freight, insurance, duty, clearance and delivery costs.
Read guide Guide 03EXW vs FOB vs CIF vs DDP
Put supplier quotes on the same cost basis before deciding which offer is actually more competitive.
Read guide Guide 04Supplier Price vs Landed Cost
See how freight and border costs can narrow or reverse the apparent advantage of a cheap quote.
Read guide Guide 05How to Calculate Import Duty
Separate classification, official rate, customs value and the arithmetic of a transparent planning estimate.
Read guide Guide 06How to Calculate Freight Cost per Unit
Allocate origin, freight, insurance, clearance and destination logistics across a shipment.
Read guide Guide 07MOQ vs Order Quantity
Compare a supplier minimum with the quantity supported by demand, cash and inventory targets.
Read guideWhy ImportMetric
A cheap quote can still be
an expensive order.
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Low unit price can hide freight, duty, clearance and local delivery costs.
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A supplier MOQ can tie up more cash and inventory than your demand supports.
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Comparing quotes only by unit price can make the wrong supplier look cheaper.
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Margin should be checked before negotiating or placing the order.
Built for the work between quote and order
Practical numbers for
practical decisions.
ImportMetric is designed for people who source products across borders and need a clearer way to review the commercial details.
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