Use it when
Your supplier quoted FOB and you want to add international freight, insurance, duty, tax, customs clearance and destination costs to estimate the final unit cost.
FOB import planning tool
FOB Landed Cost
Calculator
Start with a FOB supplier price, then add freight, insurance, duty, optional import tax, customs clearance and destination delivery.
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Turn a FOB quote into a simplified landed-cost estimate.
Step 01 / FOB quote
Add the costs
after FOB.
Example values are for demonstration only.
FOB to landed cost
FOB is only
the export-side price.
FOB normally places the main international carriage and later import-side costs with the buyer. A realistic landed estimate therefore needs the freight, insurance, border and destination costs that sit beyond the FOB quote.
Simplified landed costFOB order value + freight + insurance + estimated duty + optional import tax + customs + destination + other buyer costs
This calculator is for planning. It does not determine legal tariff classification or customs liability.
When to use this tool
Use it when your quote
ends at FOB.
Use another tool when
You are comparing FOB against a CIF offer rather than calculating one FOB shipment. Normalize those two quotes with the FOB vs CIF Calculator first.
Compare FOB vs CIF →Quick answers
FOB landed cost
FAQ.
What costs usually come after FOB?
The buyer commonly needs to account for international freight, insurance, import duty or tax, customs clearance, destination handling and inland delivery.
Is freight part of the FOB unit price?
Main international freight is normally not included in the FOB price. Confirm the exact named port and written supplier terms before calculating.
Should I use this instead of the general Landed Cost Calculator?
Use this page when the quote basis is specifically FOB. Use the general calculator when you want a flexible model that is not tied to one Incoterm.