tariffsnap.com

What It Is

TariffSnap is positioned as a free tariff calculator and landed cost tool for e-commerce sellers, with a focus on merchants selling on platforms such as Shopify, Amazon FBA, Etsy, and WooCommerce. Its core use case is to enter the product value, country of origin, category, and shipping cost to quickly estimate U.S. import duties, landed cost, and the impact on profit margins.

Core Features

The free tier covers single-product tariff calculation, country cost comparisons, and margin / suggested retail price calculations. The paid audit lets users upload a CSV with up to 50 SKUs and provides true landed costs, the monthly profit impact for each SKU, and action recommendations such as KEEP, KILL, and CHANGE PRICE. It also flags alternative sourcing countries, making it useful for sellers reassessing product selection and supply chains after tariff changes.

Pricing and Fees

The basic calculator is free, and the main site states that no registration, credit card, or hidden fees are required. The full Tariff Audit costs a one-time $59, with a listed original price of $149. There is no subscription or recurring billing, and the report is delivered by email about 2 minutes after payment. Catalogs with more than 50 SKUs require contacting the team by email for a custom quote.

Pros and Cons

Its strengths are a low barrier to entry and calculation logic that is closely tied to e-commerce profit decisions. Rather than merely showing tariff rates, it translates results into recommendations on whether to keep, drop, or reprice SKUs. The one-time fee is also friendly to smaller sellers. The limitations are that its tariff results are labeled for educational use, so final figures still need confirmation by a customs broker and do not constitute legal or financial advice. The standard plan’s SKU limit is relatively low, the site does not specify payment methods, and there appears to be no direct platform API integration; the workflow mainly relies on CSV uploads.

Who It’s For and Access from China

TariffSnap is best suited to small and mid-sized cross-border sellers importing goods into the U.S. who need to quickly recalculate post-tariff profitability—especially teams with no more than 50 SKUs that can export CSV files from their e-commerce backend. For large catalogs, complex HTS classification, or formal compliance filings, it should still be used alongside a customs broker or professional tax tool. The site does not disclose access conditions from mainland China, and payment methods are not specified. If access is restricted, alternatives include customs brokers, official U.S. CBP / HTS lookup tools, or other landed cost calculators.