TariffTag by ClearDue · Available now

Put a price tag on tariffs.

Choose where a product was made and where it is going, find the closest official U.S. or Canadian tariff classification, and see an estimated duty breakdown in plain language.

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How TariffTag works

  1. Choose the route. Select where the product was made and whether it is going to Canada or the United States.
  2. Find the product. Search for an everyday item and select the closest official tariff classification.
  3. Review the estimate. See the base duty, applicable additional tariffs, and an estimated import-cost breakdown.

Official tariff information, made easier to explore

TariffTag searches official U.S. and Canadian tariff information and presents the closest matches in plain language. It can also help explain trade-agreement eligibility and special cases such as in-quota and out-of-quota dairy rates.

Estimates are educational and do not replace a formal customs ruling. Confirm important import decisions with the responsible customs authority or a qualified professional.

Genuinely free

There is no subscription, account, advertising, or paywall. Optional tips help cover server costs, tariff-data updates, and maintenance, but are never required.

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Why a headline tariff rate is not the whole answer

The rate that may apply to an import can depend on what the product is, where it was made, where it is going, whether a trade agreement applies, and whether an additional tariff measure covers that classification. TariffTag keeps those factors together so users can see why two similar products may produce different estimates.

Try familiar searches such as a sweater, bicycle, coffee maker, or dairy product. The app shows possible classifications for the user to review instead of pretending that a broad product name always has one definitive customs code.