DDP Calculator

A delivered-duty-paid quote is the product, plus international freight and insurance, plus US duty, plus MPF and ocean HMF, plus the brokerage you type. The form below is the landed cost calculator. Leave the importing country on the United States for a US DDP quote. The line order is the landed cost calculation structure. The Incoterm definition is DDP.

Importing country

United Kingdom is starter coverage of UK Trade Tariff third-country duty (24 codes). A code outside that set returns no data, not a US rate.

Country of Origin

Product Category

Product Value (USD)

Freight (USD, your estimate)

Insurance (USD, your estimate)

Other fees (USD, your estimate)

Ocean shipment — add estimated Harbor Maintenance Fee (0.125%). Air freight does not pay HMF.Invoice is CIF and freight is not broken out — assess duty on product + freight + insurance. Leave off when freight is invoiced separately.

One quote this form produces

$8,000 of Vietnamese clothing, ocean, freight $640.00, insurance $40.00, brokerage $150.00. Duty is 29% ($2,320.00). Estimated MPF (formal entry): $33.58. Ocean HMF: $10.00. DDP-style total: $11,193.58. Change any typed amount and the total changes. The duty rate does not.

DDP, DAP, and EXW

DDP puts maximum obligation on the seller: the price is supposed to include delivery and the import duty. DAP delivers to the named place and leaves the duty with the buyer, which is why a carrier bill can still show up. EXW stops at the seller's door. Use this page to build the duty-inclusive number a DDP seller has to cover. Use the tariff calculator when you have an HTS code and only want the duty line.

Who is the importer of record

DDP is an Incoterm, not a CBP status. The importer of record is the party named on the entry who is liable for the duty. On a DDP sale that is often the seller or the seller's broker. The buyer who thought the checkout price was final is not automatically off the entry. If a carrier still bills you, the shipment was not cleared as the DDP quote assumed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does DDP include tariffs?

Yes. A delivered-duty-paid price is meant to include the import duty, not just the freight. This calculator adds the duty from the same category engine as the landed-cost calculator, then the Merchandise Processing Fee and ocean Harbor Maintenance Fee. The seller's commercial invoice can still differ from that estimate.

What is the difference between DDP, DAP, and EXW?

Under DDP the seller delivers the goods cleared for import and pays the duty. Under DAP the seller delivers to the named place and the buyer pays the duty. Under EXW the buyer takes the goods at the seller's door and pays every cost after that, including export carriage and US duty. The Incoterm does not rewrite the HTS rate.

Who is the importer of record on a DDP shipment?

The Incoterm makes the seller responsible for clearance. The importer of record is whoever is named on the CBP entry, often the seller or the seller's broker. This calculator does not decide that name. See the importer of record glossary entry.

Is this DDP total a CBP invoice?

No. Duty comes from this site's category rates. Freight, insurance, and brokerage are amounts you type. MPF uses the FY2026 formal floor of $33.58 and ceiling of $651.50, or the low informal figure of $2.69 at or under $2,500. Confirm the HTS rate at hts.usitc.gov.