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border.bot finds tariff codes and works out what a shipment costs to import. - Classify: the HS/HTS tariff code for a product from a description, a product page URL or a photo. Tick every country you ship to; countries that share a code list, such as the EU's members, are classified once. Each answer gives the code's path, confidence, alternatives, precedent rulings and the destination's import restrictions. - Landed cost: customs duty, import tax (VAT/GST) and fees for one item or a whole cart, including US Section 232 and 301 duties and de minimis thresholds, with every line explained. - Origin: a product's country of origin from its listing, with the evidence. - Compliance: restricted and prohibited goods, US agency filings and product codes, and denied-party screening. - Documents: an air waybill PDF and a commercial or pro forma invoice PDF for a shipment. - Catalogue: save products and quote them by SKU. Classification gives a 10-digit code for the United States and Puerto Rico (US HTS) and for the 27 EU member states, Monaco and San Marino (EU TARIC). Landed cost covers the same destinations; other countries aren't covered yet. Rates come from the publishers' own files and the Federal Register. Sign in with your border.bot account and choose the workspace whose credits the connection uses. When details are missing, border.bot asks before anything is charged, and failed runs are refunded.