I will calculate your landed cost and profit margin before u import
Product Sourcing, Dropshipping, WhitePrivate Label, Logistics, FDA, CE REACH
About this Gig
Quoting a product at $3 from your supplier doesn't mean it costs you $3. Shipping, duties, tariffs, platform fees, and payment processing all eat into your margin and most new importers don't find that out until they've already placed the order and the numbers don't work.
I'm a sourcing specialist with 10 years and $21M+ in managed procurement. I'll build you a clear, itemized landed cost breakdown so you know your real cost per unit and real margin before you commit not after.
WHAT YOU GET:
- Full landed cost breakdown: unit cost + freight + duties/tariffs + platform & payment fees
- True profit margin at your target sell price
- Break-even unit price so you know your floor
- Clear written recommendation on pricing
WHO THIS IS FOR:
Amazon FBA sellers, Shopify/dropshipping store owners, and first-time importers who have a supplier quote in hand and want to know if the numbers actually work before they order.
Send me your supplier's quote, product weight/dimensions, shipping method (air/sea) if known, and your target sell price so I can build an accurate breakdown.
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FAQ
What info do you need from me to get started?
Your supplier's unit price, product weight and dimensions (or a link to the listing), shipping method if you already know it (air or sea), and your destination country. If you don't have all of this yet, send what you have and I'll tell you what's missing.
Do you handle customs duties and tariffs for my specific product?
Yes — I'll research the HS code and applicable duty rate for your product and destination country as part of the calculation.
What if I have more than one product or variant?
The Basic tier covers 1 product. For multiple SKUs or variants (different colors, sizes, bundles), go with Standard or Premium — see the pricing tiers above.
Can you tell me what price to sell at?
I'll give you the break-even cost and a recommended target price range based on your margin goals, but final pricing decisions (competitor pricing, brand positioning) are yours to make.
How is this different from your supplier verification gig?
That gig checks whether your supplier is legitimate. This gig checks whether the deal is financially worth it once shipping, duties, and fees are factored in. Many buyers order both before placing a first purchase order.
Do you account for exchange rate or shipping cost changes over time?
I calculate based on current rates and quoted shipping costs at the time of your order. I'll flag if your industry/route is known for volatile pricing (e.g. peak season freight surges) so you can plan around it.
