CustomsLogIQ vs TariffWise

CustomsLogIQ is a cloud platform for customs classification and trade compliance in Canada and the United States. It drafts 10-digit HS and HTS codes with GIR/GRI reasoning from commercial invoices, photos, PDFs, images, CSV files, and Excel XLSX files, including bulk uploads. Professionals can review or override its recommendations. Screening covers government agencies, sanctions, duties, taxes, and available free trade agreement opportunities. The system records reasoning, cited rulings, reviewed headings, broker decisions, and timestamped activity, and can export PDF or CSV reports. Trade Compliance and higher plans recheck classifications monthly and alert users to relevant regulatory changes. CustomsLogIQ describes the product as a research and drafting aid rather than an autonomous filing system; the professional of record makes the final decision. The free plan includes three monthly credits, then additional use costs $1 per credit. Credit Packs cost $1 as a one-time purchase, and Trade Compliance is $495 a month with a 12-month agreement. Customs filing is not offered.

TariffWise helps importers and exporters classify products under HS/HTS codes and estimate import costs. A classification includes a likely code, its official heading, a written rationale and nearby alternatives, with factors that may affect the result. For a lane estimate, users provide the shipment’s origin, destination and value to receive estimated duty, import tax and landed cost. The demo covers twelve origins and ten destinations, including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, UAE and Japan. Compliance flags can surface issues such as lithium battery testing, FDA prior notice for food and textile labeling rules. Paid accounts include saved classification history; Growth and higher plans add bulk CSV classification and team seats. An HS code API is listed for ERP and PIM catalogs. TariffWise runs on the web and through an API, offers a free trial, and starts at $59/mo. Its outputs are AI guidance rather than binding customs rulings, so classifications should be verified before filing. Demo inputs are sent to Google Gemini, and cached result copies may be retained temporarily.