Your costs.

What does an order cost you, all in, and how much cash does it tie up?

We do not have your figures yet, so there is nothing to cost. Next step: Add your details.

Arithmetic on your own numbers: what your goods cost once they have landed in the UK.

Shown in dollars: everything here is worked out in pounds and converted at £1 = $1.3416 READ · 2 NOVEMBER 2026 (Bank of England, 2 November 2026). UK duty in pounds and import VAT in pounds: both are charged in sterling and shown here converted to dollars.

The figures your business's plan uses

Change any of these and the figures below update. Leave one blank if you do not know it.

Monthly spend ($) needed to cost
What you actually pay for shipping ($)
Insurance, as a share of goods value
Duty rate you pay (%) needed to cost
VAT rate (%)
Units a month, for a per-unit figure

Currency of the money figures in this form

Each figure is kept in its own currency, converted to pounds at the rate above before the plan uses it.

Detailed mode, for your accountant

Adds cash-timing inputs an accountant or bookkeeper would recognise, such as customer payment terms and stock-holding months, to work out your cash conversion cycle below.

Customer payment terms (months until customers pay you)
Months of stock your business typically holds

All your figures, on Your details

They are kept on your own device.

These figures rest on less than they look like.

You have not told us which way you trade, what you ship, your monthly spend.

The landed cost is still exact arithmetic on the rates you gave us. Without your goods we cannot say what those costs might do next: that reading is about your category, not the corridor.

Detailed mode, for your accountant Download this working as markdown, for your accountant

Exchange rates to

2 Nov

Bank of England IADB (GBP/INR) is published 1 day behind, as a rule. This reading is 1 day behind, inside what we publish for it.