Free Import Cost Tool

DDP Price Estimator

Calculate the delivered duty paid landed cost of your imported goods including product value, freight, customs duty, VAT/GST, insurance, and handling fees.

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DDP Cost Breakdown

Total Product Value $0.00
Total Shipping $0.00
Insurance $0.00
Customs Duty $0.00
VAT / GST $0.00
Other Fees $0.00
Total DDP Landed Cost
$0.00
Per Unit DDP $0.00
Landed Cost Markup 0.00%

How to Use This DDP Price Estimator

  1. Enter the FOB product value and the number of units you are importing.
  2. Add the per-unit shipping cost charged by your freight forwarder.
  3. Enter the insurance rate (typically 0.3%–1% of product + shipping).
  4. Input the destination country's customs duty rate based on HS code classification.
  5. Add VAT or GST applied to the CIF value plus duty.
  6. Include any additional handling, port, or brokerage fees, then click Calculate.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is DDP pricing in international shipping? +
DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) is an Incoterms shipping arrangement where the seller covers all costs and risks until goods are delivered to the buyer's door. This includes the product cost, freight, insurance, customs duties, import taxes such as VAT or GST, and any handling or clearance fees.
How do you calculate DDP landed cost? +
DDP landed cost is calculated by adding the product (FOB) value, shipping and freight charges, insurance, customs duty (product value multiplied by the duty rate), import VAT or GST (charged on product value plus duty), and any additional handling or port fees. The result is divided by quantity for the per-unit DDP price.
Who pays customs duty and import tax under DDP terms? +
Under DDP terms, the seller is responsible for paying all customs duties, import taxes, clearance fees, and related charges at the destination country. The buyer receives the goods with all taxes and duties already paid, making DDP ideal for predictable landed cost pricing.