Tariffs, in plain English

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Find who buys your product.

Type your product. See who imports it and where you pay no duty.

For one product you choose: names, cities and websites, best matches first. Canada CAD 199 · Canada and U.S. CAD 349.Get the buyer list

Source: Government of Canada, Canadian Importers Database.

50import markets
Anycountry of origin
80,000Canadian importers tracked
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How it works

Three steps. Under a minute.

  1. 1. Pick your product and routeType what you sell or buy in plain words. Choose where it's made and where it's going.
  2. 2. See every chargeRegular duty, trade deal rate, 2026 extra tariffs and import tax, in dollars, with the source.
  3. 3. Act on itSwitch to a cheaper source, sell where duty is lowest, claim money back or find buyers.

Real answers from the app

See what you get.

Real results, not mock ups.

App result: wooden tables from the U.S. into Canada cost $69,000 in duties and taxes

What will it cost?

Every charge at the border, before you ship.

U.S. wooden tables into Canada: $69,000 on CAD 120,000, mostly Canada's 50% surtax.

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App result: best market for an Indian furniture maker is the European Union, duty free

Save or sell more

The cheaper source, or the better market.

An Indian furniture maker sells into the EU duty free, versus 10% in the U.S.

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App result: four ways importers in the EU recover money

Get money back

Refunds, drawback and import tax, in every market.

Four ways to recover money, with the deadline and a claim checklist.

See your refunds →

Who it's for

Built for people who move goods across borders.

Shipping containers stacked in a terminal
Importers

Know the full landed cost before you order, and claim back what you overpaid.

A container ship leaving port
Exporters

Find the markets that let your goods in duty free, and the buyers already there.

A container train on the move
Brokers and forwarders

Answer client tariff questions in seconds, for 50 markets.

Prices

Free to use. Pay only for what you need.

All prices in Canadian dollars.

The app

DutyHarbor appBorder costs, savings, refunds and buyer counts. 50 markets, no sign up.Free

Buyer lists

Each list covers one product of your choice (one tariff code). Delivered as a spreadsheet: company names, cities and websites, best matches first.

CanadaImporters in Canada of your chosen product.CAD 199
Canada and U.S.Importers in both countries of your chosen product.CAD 349
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Reports (PDF)

Selling to the U.S. from Canada in 202626 pagesCAD 29
Where to sell instead17 pagesCAD 39
Tariff refund checklist6 pagesCAD 19
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Consulting DutyHarbor Advisory

Led by a trade operations expert with 15+ years moving imports and exports across Canada, the U.S. and India, from port to customs to the buyer's door.

250,000+containers a year
CAD 50M+budget, full P&L
1stbonded warehouse approval of its kind, Ontario
First call15 minutes. Tell us the problem, get a straight answer.Free
Refund and drawback reviewWe find what you are owed and show you how to claim it. You or your customs broker file the claim. Paid up front when you get the review. If we find nothing owed, you pay nothing.10% of the amount we find
Tariff and route reviewCheaper routes and full landed cost, in two weeks.From CAD 1,500
Market entry and buyersThe right market and introductions to buyers.From CAD 2,000
Logistics network reviewPorts, rail, drayage, warehousing and cross border.From CAD 2,500
Advisory retainerOngoing help with S&OP, customs, carriers and 3PLs.From CAD 1,500 a month
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Reports

Reports to download and keep.

Secure checkout and instant download through our payment partner, which handles sales tax for your country. Reports are guidance, not legal or customs advice.

Guides

Tariff FAQs

Is my product on the Section 338 list?Search all 744 lines paying the extra 50% from October 30. The 68 banned Canadian productsBeer, wine, spirits, whey, molasses, motorcycles over 800 cc. How U.S. tariffs stackSection 301, 232 and 338, with worked examples. Does USMCA protect you?What it still removes, and what it no longer does. Canada's surtax remission, 25-0466CWho gets the surtax on U.S. inputs back. IEEPA tariff refundsWho gets the money, and how. All guidesCounter tariffs, Section 301, small parcels and more.
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Where the numbers come from

Official sources. Checked every week.

Every result shows its source and date.

U.S. tariff schedule, USITCOct 2026
UK Trade TariffOct 2026
Other markets, World Bank WITSlatest
2026 extra tariffs and trade dealsweekly
Trade values, UN Comtrade2024
Canadian Importers Database2024
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Questions

Before you start

Is it free?

Yes. The app is free to use, with no sign up. If you want help acting on a result, your first 15 minute call is free.

How current are the rates?

The U.S. and UK tariffs are the current official editions from October 2026. Other markets use the World Bank's latest published regular rates, with this year's extra tariffs and trade deals added from official notices. Every result shows its source and year, and changes are checked weekly.

Is this legal or customs advice?

No. It's a planning tool. Confirm the exact 10-digit code and rate with your customs broker before you ship.

Can I use it on my phone?

Yes. Open the app in your phone's browser and choose "Add to Home screen". It then opens like any other app.

Where do the company names come from?

From the Government of Canada's Canadian Importers Database (2024). The app shows how many companies import each product. Company names come with the paid buyer list. Some listings are customs brokers acting for importers.

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