Exporter Feasibility Simulator
Models the potential profitability of entering a new market — accounting for tariffs, shipping costs and average local market pricing — so you can compare several target markets side by side before you commit. Everything is computed in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.
This is the same product being tested across every market below — your factory-gate or FOB cost, before freight, duty or local margin.
Target Markets
The three markets below are illustrative starting examples — replace the names and figures with your own researched product cost, tariff schedule, freight quote and local retail pricing.
Profit Margin by Market
How This Is Calculated
Landed Cost = (FOB Cost + Shipping) × (1 + Tariff% + Other Import%). Achievable Price = Avg. Local Retail Price × (1 − Distributor/Retail Margin%) — this nets out the cut a local distributor or retailer keeps, since an exporter rarely captures the full shelf price. Profit / Unit = Achievable Price − Landed Cost, and Margin% expresses that profit as a share of the achievable price. Highly Feasible ≥ 25%, Feasible ≥ 15%, Marginal ≥ 0%, Not Feasible < 0%.
This is a planning-stage screening model, not a quotation — it excludes financing costs, currency risk, marketing/registration spend and payment terms. Confirm tariff schedules and freight quotes with your broker/forwarder before committing. Need the exact landed cost for one shipment? Use the Landed Cost Estimator. Pricing in a foreign currency? Use the Currency Converter.