Import Duty Calculator
DutyPricing is a free import duty calculator that helps African shoppers estimate AliExpress import duty, import charges and total landed cost before checkout. It works as a live duties and taxes calculator, showing the full tax on imports your country adds at the border so you never pay more than you expected.
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How Is Import Duty Calculated in 3 Steps
As an import tariff calculator, DutyPricing turns an AliExpress product link into a clear landed cost in just three steps.
Paste your product link
Paste a product link from AliExpress and DutyPricing reads the price for you. Acting as a customs import duty calculator, it uses that figure as the starting point for working out your import duty costs. This is the first step in how to calculate import charges accurately, because every later number depends on the real product value.
Select your country
Choose your destination country so the import tax calculator applies the correct national rates. This matters because the answer to how are import taxes calculated changes at every border. Each government sets its own custom duty, VAT and de-minimis rules, so the same product can land at very different prices.
See your true landed cost
DutyPricing then works as a full customs tax calculator, combining duty, VAT, excise and shipping into one clear landed total. Because it doubles as an import fee calculator you see where every cost comes from, and as an import charge calculator it itemises each line for you. That means you finally know how much import tax will I pay, with the exact import tariffs applied to your specific product before you commit.
Every rate on DutyPricing comes directly from official government sources — the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), South African Revenue Service (SARS), Nigeria Customs Service, Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA), Uganda Revenue Authority (URA), Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA) and Egyptian Tax Authority (ETA). Pulling customs duty, customs charges and duty fees straight from these authorities means the numbers you see reflect what you will actually pay at the border.