MyCustomsInfo® EU Pricing

EU compliance audit pricing

UCC reconciliation. CBAM reporting. AES audit. Duty recovery across every EU member state. Per-tenant data isolation. All pricing in euros.

AWS EU HostedPer-Tenant IsolationUCC CompliantCBAM ReadyAES IntegratedISO 27001 Q4 2026

EU customs compliance: what is changing

The Union Customs Code reform, CBAM transitional reporting and the de minimis threshold closure from 1 July 2026 are reshaping EU import compliance. Importers filing across multiple member states face overlapping obligations, divergent national interpretations and tightening audit windows.

Most declarations cleared correctly at the time are sitting on duty exposure today. Commodity code misclassification, incorrect preference claims and undervaluation are the three most common findings across EU audit engagements.

UCC Declaration Audit

Reconciliation of SAD/AIS declarations against commercial invoices, transport documents and certificates of origin. Every commodity code, customs value, preference claim and procedure code verified against source documents.

CBAM Compliance

Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism reporting under Regulation (EU) 2023/956. We identify entries in scope, prepare embedded emissions data and structure the quarterly reporting package. Your authorised CBAM declarant submits.

AES Export Reconciliation

Automated Export System reconciliation against the import declaration to identify mismatches in quantity, value and commodity code. Critical for Returned Goods Relief and Inward Processing Relief claims.

Preference and Origin Audit

Verification of preferential tariff claims under EU free trade agreements. EUR.1, Form A, origin declarations and REX registrations reconciled against the declaration and supporting documents.

Regulatory change

Two EU deadlines every importer must track

CBAM definitive phase — 1 January 2026

CBAM certificates must be purchased and surrendered for in-scope imports (cement, iron & steel, aluminium, fertilisers, electricity, hydrogen). Quarterly and annual reporting obligations now carry financial penalties for non-compliance.

De minimis closure — 1 July 2026

The €150 customs duty exemption for low-value consignments closes under the EU customs reform. An interim duty of €3 per tariff sub-heading applies from 1 July 2026. Full ad valorem rates apply from 2028. 5.8 billion parcels affected annually.

Read the full De Minimis 2026 briefing →

How MCI works alongside your customs agent

Clear division of responsibility. We audit the data. Your customs representative handles the corrective filings.

We audit

MCI analyses your declaration data across six sources. Piers AI flags non-compliant entries, calculates exposure and prepares correction-ready documentation with supporting evidence.

Agent reviews

Your customs representative or AEO officer receives the MCI output. They review the analysis, validate proposed corrections and determine the filing strategy.

Agent files

The customs representative files the repayment application, voluntary correction or RGR claim with the relevant national customs authority. MCI never touches regulated filing activity.

Investment that pays for itself

EU importers typically discover 2–4× their annual subscription value in overpaid duties, misclassified entries and unclaimed preferences through the first audit cycle.

If you process 400+ declarations a year, the first audit cycle likely pays for the subscription.

Per-tenant data isolation

Piers AI + agent validation

UCC-compliant audit model

48-hour turnaround

Audit-ready documentation

AWS EU Hosted

Which plan fits you?

Match your annual declaration volume to the right tier. Not sure? We will help you calculate it.

Starting out

Audit

€590/mo

✓ Up to 6,000 Line Items/yr
✓ ~1,500 declarations
✓ 3 users, UK/EU/US

For EU SMEs needing audit visibility and CBAM readiness.

Subscription tiers

All pricing in EUR. Annual billing saves 10%.

FOR SMES STARTING WITH AUDIT

Audit

€590/mo

per month from / 3,000 LI (~750 declarations)

Up to 3 users
UK, EU and US jurisdictions
Piers AI compliance engine
CBAM reporting support
Per-tenant data isolation

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FOR ACTIVE EU IMPORTERS

Essentials

€885/mo

per month from / scales to 90K LI (~22,500 declarations)

Up to 5 users
Global, no jurisdiction restrictions
Piers AI compliance engine
UCC duty recovery
Multi-jurisdiction support

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FOR LARGER IMPORTERS AND AGENTS

Professional

€5.310/mo

per month from / up to 600K LI (~150,000 declarations)

Up to 15 users, 5 jurisdictions incl. EU
15 AI agents active
Document layer (IDP)
Multi-channel ingest: portal, email, API
Physical audit capability

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FOR ENTERPRISE AND CUSTOMS AGENTS

Enterprise

€9.440/mo

per month from / unlimited scale

Unlimited users and jurisdictions
All 24 AI agents active
Secure SFTP automation
Multi-entity support
Dedicated account management

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Line Item band pricing

Monthly subscription fee by annual Line Item volume. All values in EUR.

Setup fees

One-time onboarding fee. Covers engineering setup, per-tenant infrastructure provisioning, audit team configuration and project management.

Tier	Setup Fee (EUR)
Audit	€590
Essentials	€885
Professional	€5.900
Enterprise	€11.800 to €23.600

EU duty recovery routes

MCI identifies the finding and quantifies the amount. The recovery action is filed by your customs representative or agent.

Route	Authority	When Used	Deadline
Returned Goods Relief	UCC Art. 203	Goods re-imported within 3 years of original export, in unaltered state.	3 years from export
Customs Drawback	UCC Art. 238	Goods re-exported or destroyed. Duty refund on import duties paid.	3 years from acceptance of declaration
Repayment / Remission	UCC Art. 116–119	Duty overcharged, collected in error, or goods defective / non-compliant.	3 years from notification of duty
Voluntary Correction	UCC Art. 173	Importer-initiated correction of declaration data after release.	Before customs audit notification
Preference Claim	EU FTA rules	Preferential tariff not applied at import. Retrospective claim via EUR.1 or origin declaration.	Varies by agreement, typically 3 years
IPR / OPR Discharge	UCC Art. 211–258	Inward / Outward Processing Relief not correctly discharged. Reconciliation against export data.	Within discharge period set by authorisation

Frequently asked questions

What is a Line Item, and how does it differ from a declaration?+

A Line Item is one distinct commodity line within a customs declaration, with its own commodity code, country of origin and duty calculation. One declaration typically contains 3 to 4 Line Items. The Line Item is the volume metric for the subscription tier band because it reflects platform load more accurately than declaration count alone.

Which EU customs systems does MCI support?+

MCI ingests data from AES (Automated Export System), ICS2 (Import Control System), and national customs platforms across EU member states. We reconcile entries filed under the Union Customs Code (UCC) framework, including SAD (Single Administrative Document) and AIS declarations.

Does the platform support CBAM reporting?+

Yes. From the Audit tier upwards, MCI identifies entries subject to the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and prepares the data required for CBAM quarterly and annual reporting under Regulation (EU) 2023/956. Your authorised CBAM declarant handles the submission.

What happens if I exceed my Line Item band?+

Overage applies at 125% of the band rate, capped at 50% of annual allocation, invoiced quarterly in arrears. If overage exceeds 25% in two consecutive quarters or hits the 50% cap, we will recommend an upgrade to the next band.

How does MCI handle duty recovery in the EU?+

We identify overpayments, misclassifications and preference errors across your EU declarations. Recovery routes include Returned Goods Relief under UCC Article 203, Customs Drawback, repayment applications under UCC Article 116 and voluntary corrections. Your customs agent or representative files the recovery claim.

Is my data stored in Europe?+

EU client data is processed and stored in AWS EU regions (Ireland and Frankfurt) under per-tenant isolation. Each client receives dedicated infrastructure: S3 bucket, KMS customer-managed key, Aurora PostgreSQL schema with row-level security and dedicated processing queues. UK GDPR Article 28 Data Processing Agreement provided.

Can MCI audit entries across multiple EU member states?+

Yes. Essentials and above cover global jurisdictions. MCI reconciles entries filed in any EU member state under a single EORI number. Multi-entity support is available on the Enterprise tier for importers operating under multiple EORI numbers.

How do I get a quote?+

Contact us with your annual declaration volume and jurisdiction mix. We will recommend a tier and band, calculate your subscription and any module fees, and send a written quote in EUR. Setup typically takes 7 to 14 days from contract execution.

Ready to audit your EU declarations?

Send us your annual declaration volume and we will return a tailored quote in EUR within 48 hours.

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EU pricing in EUR. Send your annual declaration volume for a tailored quote.

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FX rate note

EUR pricing shown at £1 GBP = €1.18 EUR as at 06/05/2026. Reviewed quarterly.

Contracted price confirmed in agreed currency at invoice date.