MyCustomsInfo® US Pricing

US compliance audit pricing

Fixed-fee. Per-tenant data isolation. No contingency-linked fees. Section 232, 301, AD/CVD and IEEPA tariff exposure in one platform.

AWS Hosted USPer-Tenant Data IsolationCBP-Validated ModelACE IntegratedIEEPA ActiveISO 27001:2022 Certified

One entry. Five duty regimes. Stacking exposure.

US tariffs now compound on the same line item. Declarations cleared correctly at the time are sitting on exposure today.

IEEPA orders

Country-based duties layered on top of everything below.

AD/CVD overlays

Scope verification. Retroactive duty risk where scope expands.

Section 301 China lists

Lists 1, 2, 3 and 4A. Exclusion matching against the open register.

Section 232 metals

Steel, aluminium and copper. Six rate tiers: 0%, 10%, 15%, 25%, 50%, 200%.

The entry line item

One HS code. One origin. One declared value. Base MFN duty.

Cumulative exposure compounds

Six sources. One audit.

  1. 1.ACE ES reports
  2. 2.SIMA / AIM / CIMA licences
  3. 3.Bill of Materials with metal percentages
  4. 4.Commercial invoices
  5. 5.Melt-and-pour and smelt-and-cast certificates
  6. 6.Broker entry worksheets

We surface where they disagree.

Other platforms show you ACE data. MyCustomsInfo® audits the data behind the data.

Recovery opportunity

New: Subheading 9903.82.01. 0% rate for qualifying HTS codes.

CSMS #68554727 / 91 FR 23056 created subheading 9903.82.01 with a 0% ad valorem rate for HTS codes subject to Note 16(c) where the goods contain no aluminum, steel, or copper. This rate applies retroactively to 12:01 AM ET, April 6, 2026.

That means approximately six weeks of entries filed between April 6 and mid-May 2026 may have been assessed Section 232 duty on goods that now qualify at 0%. If your entries include HTS codes under Note 16(c) and the goods do not contain aluminum, steel, or copper, you may be eligible for a Post-Summary Correction (PSC).

Why single-source ACE audits miss this: A single-source ACE audit sees the HTS code and assumes the §232 duty was applied correctly. It cannot see the Bill of Materials or the supplier metal content declarations. Our six-source methodology reconciles the HTS code against the BOM and supplier metal content declarations to surface this recovery opportunity.

PSC window: 300 days from date of entry. Act before the window closes.

The licensed US customs broker handles every regulated filing. MyCustomsInfo® prepares the data. Broker reviews and files. The §1641 line we will not cross.

How MyCustomsInfo® works alongside your broker

Clear division of responsibility. We prepare the data. Your licensed customs broker reviews and files.

1

We prepare

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

2

Broker reviews

Your licensed customs broker receives the MyCustomsInfo® output. They review the analysis, validate the proposed corrections, and determine the final classification and filing strategy.

3

Broker files

The licensed broker files the PSC, protest, CAPE submission or drawback claim directly with CBP. They invoice you direct for regulated filing work. MyCustomsInfo® never touches regulated activity.

Investment that pays for itself

The typical SME with 1,500+ annual declarations discovers $37,520 in overpaid duties through MyCustomsInfo®, a return of 2–4× on an annual Essentials subscription.

If you process 1,500+ declarations a year, the first audit cycle likely pays for the subscription.

Per-tenant data isolation

Piers AI + broker validation

CBP-validated model

48-hour turnaround

Audit-ready documentation

AWS Hosted US

Subscription tiers

All pricing in USD. Annual billing saves 10%. No contingency-linked fees in the US market.

FOR SMES STARTING WITH AUDIT

Audit

$670/mo

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

  • Up to 3 users
  • UK, EU and US jurisdictions
  • Piers AI compliance engine
  • Section 232 / 301 audit
  • Per-tenant data isolation
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FOR ACTIVE SME IMPORTERS

Essentials

$1,005/mo

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

  • Up to 5 users
  • Global, no jurisdiction restrictions
  • Piers AI compliance engine
  • IEEPA tariff support
  • Multi-jurisdiction support
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FOR LARGER IMPORTERS AND BROKERS

Professional

$6,030/mo

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

  • Up to 15 users, 5 jurisdictions incl. US
  • 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

$10,720/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 USD.

Setup fees

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

TierSetup Fee (USD)
Audit$670
Essentials$1,005
Professional$6,700
Enterprise$13,400 to $26,800

Historical Audit Module

A backwards-looking audit of up to three years of historical declaration data. Two-step workflow. Implementation fee plus per-declaration audit fee. All US engagements are fixed-fee.

Declaration Services

Per-declaration services for ongoing audit clients on the Professional or Enterprise tiers. Priced per declaration.

Physical Data Audit

$101 per declaration

Full audit of declaration data against supporting documents. Our audit work end to end.

PSC Submission Prep

$101 per declaration

We identify the error, prepare the corrected data and supporting documentation. Your licensed customs broker reviews the PSC package and files with CBP.

US Regulatory Notice

MyCustomsInfo® is an independent compliance auditor. It does not conduct customs business as defined under 19 U.S.C. §1641. The specific tariff classification to be applied to any entry of merchandise is to be determined by a licensed Customhouse broker. MyCustomsInfo® output does not constitute entry preparation, classification advice, or customs broker services. Preparation and filing of Post-Entry Amendments, Post-Summary Corrections, protests, and drawback claims must be performed by a licensed customs broker. US broker records are held in US AWS regions in compliance with 19 C.F.R. §111.23. Primary authority: CBP HQ H272798 (January 2017). Supporting authority: CBP HQ H350722 (January 2026).

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 HTS code, country of origin and duty calculation. One declaration typically contains 3 to 4 Line Items, though high-volume importers see materially more. The Line Item is the volume metric for the subscription tier band because it reflects platform load more accurately than declaration count alone. The working rule for estimation is 4 Line Items per declaration.
Why are US fees fixed-fee only?+
19 USC §1641 reserves customs business in the US for licensed customs brokers. 19 CFR §111.36(b) prohibits contingency-linked fees for licensed customs broker activity. Because any duty recovery filing is performed by the licensed US broker, we do not link any MyCustomsInfo® fee to a US recovery outcome. All US engagement fees are fixed-fee.
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. Overage notifications fire at 80%, 100% and 125% of monthly pro-rata.
Do I need a subscription to access the Historical Audit Module?+
Smaller historical audits in Band 1 (up to 1,000 declarations) require an active MCI Essentials, Professional or Enterprise subscription. Larger historical audits can run alongside an active subscription or as a standalone engagement quoted bespoke. Physical audit on flagged declarations requires Professional or Enterprise tier.
How does MyCustomsInfo® work with my licensed customs broker?+
We prepare the data. Your broker reviews and files. MyCustomsInfo® analyses your declaration data, flags non-compliant entries, calculates exposure and prepares correction-ready documentation. The licensed US customs broker determines the final classification, files the PSC or protest, and invoices you direct for that work. We do not cross the §1641 line.
What is per-tenant data isolation?+
Every client receives dedicated AWS infrastructure from onboarding. A dedicated S3 bucket, a customer-managed KMS key, an Aurora PostgreSQL schema with row-level security, a MongoDB collection namespace, a Cognito user pool allocation, a Glue catalog database and dedicated SQS queues. Your data never shares storage with another tenant under any failure mode.
Is IEEPA tariff support included?+
IEEPA tariff support is included from the Audit tier upwards. We help US importers navigate tariff exposure, duty recovery opportunities and compliance under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.
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 USD. Once the DPA is executed and your data is uploaded, your first compliance report is delivered within hours. No data is processed until the correct procedures are in place to protect your data, our platform and our ISO 27001:2022 certification.

Ready to see your real exposure?

Send us your annual declaration volume and we will return a tailored quote within 48 hours. All US pricing in USD. Fixed-fee only.

FX rate note

USD pricing shown at £1 GBP = $1.34 USD as at 10/06/2026. Reviewed monthly.

Contracted price confirmed in agreed currency at invoice date.

US Regulatory Notice. MyCustomsInfo® is an independent compliance auditor. It does not conduct customs business as defined under 19 U.S.C. §1641. The specific tariff classification to be applied to any entry of merchandise is to be determined by a licensed Customhouse broker. MyCustomsInfo® output does not constitute entry preparation, classification advice, or customs broker services. Preparation and filing of Post-Entry Amendments, Post-Summary Corrections, protests, and drawback claims must be performed by a licensed customs broker. US broker records are held in US AWS regions in compliance with 19 C.F.R. §111.23. Primary authority: CBP HQ H272798 (January 2017). Supporting authority: CBP HQ H350722 (January 2026).