DDP Shipping With Real Math
Most DDP quotes are optimistic: duties estimated generously low, destination fees forgotten, surprises inevitable. Ours starts from your actual HS code and duty rate — the number our calculator shows is the number our quote defends. If a fee we didn't list appears, we pay it.
Sound familiar?
- ✕The DDP quote was one price; the invoice was another.
- ✕Duties 'estimated' by someone who'd never seen your HS code.
- ✕Customs paperwork you can't read, for a shipment you're liable for.
- ✕The whole DDP concept feels like a black box you're asked to trust.
How we do it
- 1
Real classification first
Your product, your HS code, your actual duty rate — the same math our calculator uses, done by a human who ships daily.
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One binding all-in number
Freight, clearance, duties, delivery. Written down. That's the price — the phrase 'tariff adjustment' doesn't exist here.
- 3
Compliant clearance
Real declared values, correct classifications, licensed destination brokers. Creative customs is a risk with your name on it — we don't take it.
- 4
Delivered and reconciled
To your door or warehouse, tracked, with a final invoice that matches the quote to the cent.
What you receive
Every engagement includes these deliverables — in writing, every time.
- ✓DDP quote itemized: freight + duties (real HS code) + fees + delivery
- ✓Complete clearance document pack
- ✓Door delivery with tracking
- ✓Final reconciliation matching the quote
Pricing
DDP rates depend on product classification and lane — run the calculator for an estimate, request the quote for the exact number.
See full pricing details →Common questions
+How accurate is the calculator's duty estimate?
It uses category-level ranges — honest for budgeting, not a substitute for classification. The quote stage classifies your actual product; that's when the number firms up.
+Why do cheap DDP quotes exist at all?
Sometimes efficiency, usually under-declaration — value manipulation that puts the importer's record at risk. Our prices are the defensible ones. Ask any competitor for their clearance paperwork and watch the subject change.
+What can't ship DDP?
Regulated goods (batteries in bulk, food, cosmetics, medical) need special handling — we'll tell you which route is real and which is fantasy before you spend.