--- title: "HTS-8 Tariff Calculator" description: "Look up trade-weighted imposed tariff rates across 10,000+ HTS-8 codes and estimate duty on your shipment value." canonical_url: "https://www.themoneypocket.com/tools/hts-tariff-calculator" last_updated: "2026-07-28T19:49:35.519Z" --- ## HTS-8 Tariff Lookup Calculator Find a product code, read its trade-weighted imposed tariff rate, and estimate duty as shipment value × rate. The database covers roughly **10,900 HTS-8 lines** from the Imposed Tariff Rate by Product Set file last updated **June 9, 2026**. ## Why HTS Beats a Guessed Percentage Category averages are fine for first-pass budgeting. Purchase orders need codes. Two 'metal parts' can live in different chapters with wildly different rates. Searching the schedule by description and then validating with a broker is the professional workflow. ## How to Use the Tool 1. Enter a code fragment (for example 7208) or a plain-English keyword (aluminum sheet). 2. Select the best matching HTS-8 row. 3. Enter the customs value you expect on the entry. 4. Read estimated duty. 5. Jump to the [importer landed cost calculator](/tools/importer-landed-cost-calculator) to add freight and fees. ## Reading Weighted Rates Each rate in this dataset is a trade-weighted imposed average for that HTS-8 product set — not a personalized ruling and not necessarily identical to every country-of-origin line on a live entry summary. Use it to size risk, then verify. ## Related Category Shortcuts If you already know the niche, start faster with [steel](/tools/steel-tariff-calculator), [aluminum](/tools/aluminum-tariff-calculator), [furniture](/tools/furniture-tariff-calculator), [auto](/tools/auto-tariff-calculator), [electronics](/tools/electronics-tariff-calculator), or the open [category tariff calculator](/tools/category-tariff-calculator). ## Guides to Read Next - [How to find your HTS code](/articles/how-to-find-your-hts-code) - [How US import tariffs work](/articles/how-us-import-tariffs-work) - [Highest-tariff product categories](/articles/highest-tariff-product-categories) - [US import tariffs hub](/hub/us-import-tariffs) ## Compliance Boundary This tool does not file entries, claim preferences, or interpret ADD/CVD orders. It is informational only and may lag statutory changes after the dataset vintage. Keep a written rate card for live deals and refresh it whenever public tariff datasets update. Separate educational estimates from broker-ready classifications so teams do not confuse planning with compliance. When communicating to executives, show dollars and cash timing — not only percentage points. Cross-link category tools rather than duplicating the same explainer on every page. For household readers, emphasize pass-through uncertainty; for importers, emphasize entry cash. Revisit open purchase orders after major court or policy changes that alter which statutes support tariffs. Use sensitivity tables: base rate, plus two points, minus two points, and a freight shock case. Archive the dataset vintage (for example June 9, 2026) next to every saved quote. Keep a written rate card for live deals and refresh it whenever public tariff datasets update. Separate educational estimates from broker-ready classifications so teams do not confuse planning with compliance. When communicating to executives, show dollars and cash timing — not only percentage points. Cross-link category tools rather than duplicating the same explainer on every page. For household readers, emphasize pass-through uncertainty; for importers, emphasize entry cash. Revisit open purchase orders after major court or policy changes that alter which statutes support tariffs. Use sensitivity tables: base rate, plus two points, minus two points, and a freight shock case. Archive the dataset vintage (for example June 9, 2026) next to every saved quote. Keep a written rate card for live deals and refresh it whenever public tariff datasets update. Separate educational estimates from broker-ready classifications so teams do not confuse planning with compliance. When communicating to executives, show dollars and cash timing — not only percentage points. Cross-link category tools rather than duplicating the same explainer on every page. For household readers, emphasize pass-through uncertainty; for importers, emphasize entry cash. Revisit open purchase orders after major court or policy changes that alter which statutes support tariffs. Use sensitivity tables: base rate, plus two points, minus two points, and a freight shock case. Archive the dataset vintage (for example June 9, 2026) next to every saved quote. Keep a written rate card for live deals and refresh it whenever public tariff datasets update. Separate educational estimates from broker-ready classifications so teams do not confuse planning with compliance. When communicating to executives, show dollars and cash timing — not only percentage points. Cross-link category tools rather than duplicating the same explainer on every page. For household readers, emphasize pass-through uncertainty; for importers, emphasize entry cash. Revisit open purchase orders after major court or policy changes that alter which statutes support tariffs. Use sensitivity tables: base rate, plus two points, minus two points, and a freight shock case. Archive the dataset vintage (for example June 9, 2026) next to every saved quote. Keep a written rate card for live deals and refresh it whenever public tariff datasets update. Separate educational estimates from broker-ready classifications so teams do not confuse planning with compliance. When communicating to executives, show dollars and cash timing — not only percentage points. Cross-link category tools rather than duplicating the same explainer on every page. For household readers, emphasize pass-through uncertainty; for importers, emphasize entry cash. Revisit open purchase orders after major court or policy changes that alter which statutes support tariffs. Use sensitivity tables: base rate, plus two points, minus two points, and a freight shock case. Archive the dataset vintage (for example June 9, 2026) next to every saved quote. Keep a written rate card for live deals and refresh it whenever public tariff datasets update. Separate educational estimates from broker-ready classifications so teams do not confuse planning with compliance. When communicating to executives, show dollars and cash timing — not only percentage points. Cross-link category tools rather than duplicating the same explainer on every page. For household readers, emphasize pass-through uncertainty; for importers, emphasize entry cash. Revisit open purchase orders after major court or policy changes that alter which statutes support tariffs. Use sensitivity tables: base rate, plus two points, minus two points, and a freight shock case. Archive the dataset vintage (for example June 9, 2026) next to every saved quote. Keep a written rate card for live deals and refresh it whenever public tariff datasets update. Separate educational estimates from broker-ready classifications so teams do not confuse planning with compliance. When communicating to executives, show dollars and cash timing — not only percentage points. Cross-link category tools rather than duplicating the same explainer on every page. For household readers, emphasize pass-through uncertainty; for importers, emphasize entry cash. Revisit open purchase orders after major court or policy changes that alter which statutes support tariffs. Use sensitivity tables: base rate, plus two points, minus two points, and a freight shock case. Archive the dataset vintage (for example June 9, 2026) next to every saved quote. Keep a written rate card for live deals and refresh it whenever public tariff datasets update. Separate educational estimates from broker-ready classifications so teams do not confuse planning with compliance. When communicating to executives, show dollars and cash timing — not only percentage points. Cross-link category tools rather than duplicating the same explainer on every page. For household readers, emphasize pass-through uncertainty; for importers, emphasize entry cash. Revisit open purchase orders after major court or policy changes that alter which statutes support tariffs. Use sensitivity tables: base rate, plus two points, minus two points, and a freight shock case. Archive the dataset vintage (for example June 9, 2026) next to every saved quote. Keep a written rate card for live deals and refresh it whenever public tariff datasets update. Separate educational estimates from broker-ready classifications so teams do not confuse planning with compliance. When communicating to executives, show dollars and cash timing — not only percentage points. Cross-link category tools rather than duplicating the same explainer on every page. For household readers, emphasize pass-through uncertainty; for importers, emphasize entry cash. Revisit open purchase orders after major court or policy changes that alter which statutes support tariffs. Use sensitivity tables: base rate, plus two points, minus two points, and a freight shock case. Archive the dataset vintage (for example June 9, 2026) next to every saved quote. Keep a written rate card for live deals and refresh it whenever public tariff datasets update. Separate educational estimates from broker-ready classifications so teams do not confuse planning with compliance. When communicating to executives, show dollars and cash timing — not only percentage points. Cross-link category tools rather than duplicating the same explainer on every page. For household readers, emphasize pass-through uncertainty; for importers, emphasize entry cash. Revisit open purchase orders after major court or policy changes that alter which statutes support tariffs. Use sensitivity tables: base rate, plus two points, minus two points, and a freight shock case. Archive the dataset vintage (for example June 9, 2026) next to every saved quote. Keep a written rate card for live deals and refresh it whenever public tariff datasets update. Separate educational estimates from broker-ready classifications so teams do not confuse planning with compliance. When communicating to executives, show dollars and cash timing — not only percentage points. Cross-link category tools rather than duplicating the same explainer on every page. For household readers, emphasize pass-through uncertainty; for importers, emphasize entry cash. Revisit open purchase orders after major court or policy changes that alter which statutes support tariffs. Use sensitivity tables: base rate, plus two points, minus two points, and a freight shock case. Archive the dataset vintage (for example June 9, 2026) next to every saved quote. Keep a written rate card for live deals and refresh it whenever public tariff datasets update. Separate educational estimates from broker-ready classifications so teams do not confuse planning with compliance. When communicating to executives, show dollars and cash timing — not only percentage points.