LandedCost vs Quickcode

LandedCost calculates landed costs and per-unit profitability for importers and e-commerce sellers. Its engine allocates shared expenses by volume, weight, chargeable weight, units, value, or equal split. Shipments progress through created, in-transit, customs, and delivered stages, with costs accruing along the way. The platform calculates duty and import VAT by HS code and leaves reclaimable VAT out of profit calculations. Supplier invoices can use historical exchange rates from the day payment moved. Profitability calculations can include Amazon, eBay, and Shopify fees, while the extent of multi-channel features depends on plan. Listed channels also include Walmart, Etsy, TikTok Shop, and WooCommerce. Reports include CSV table exports, quarterly cost packs, and PDFs. The web-based cloud service offers tariff classification and landed-cost calculation, but not customs filing. Pricing starts at $49/mo, and the 14-day trial requires a payment card; billing starts on day 15 unless cancelled. Free import duty, HS code, invoice, FBA fee, and container tools are available without an account.

Quickcode is a web-based cloud service for trade compliance and cost workflows. Its listed functions include tariff classification, sanctions screening, landed-cost calculation and trade document generation. The Always Free plan costs nothing and allows 10 classifications per month. The Broker Partner Program costs $749 a month, billed monthly, with 500 classifications and unlimited seats. Importers & Manufacturers costs $3,000 a month, billed monthly, and covers up to 25,000 total monitored products. Quickcode lists a 7-day trial and uses a freemium pricing model. The plans use different capacity measures: monthly classifications for the free and broker options, and monitored products for the importer and manufacturer option. Deployment is cloud-based and access is through the web. The company headquarters are listed at 1390 Chain Bridge Road, Suite 200, McLean, VA 22101, United States. These details make the plan limits central when matching the service to a trade workflow.