Problem
Before buying abroad, it is hard to know the tariff code, permits, taxes, and whether courier or freight is the better choice. The mistake shows up when the merchandise has already been bought.
Platform for Peruvian importers that calculates the real cost of bringing in a product using official data: tariff code, taxes, permits, and the cheapest way to bring it in.

Before buying abroad, it is hard to know the tariff code, permits, taxes, and whether courier or freight is the better choice. The mistake shows up when the merchandise has already been bought.
You describe the product and the platform suggests the most likely tariff code, calculates taxes and landed cost, flags permits, and compares ways of bringing it in. Every figure comes from a dated official source; if the data is missing, it says so.
Importers, customs agents, and freight forwarders in Peru.
From the product name to the probable tariff code, with taxes, the IGV perception (advance-payment) charge, and the real cost delivered to Lima.

Compares the cost per unit by sea, air, courier, and container, and flags the cheapest option.

Every week it detects which products went up or down in import price.

Gathers recent official regulations that affect imports, with their source.
Full tariff schedule loaded and checked against the official source, with no differences.
Public import declarations covering 12 weeks.
150 for the platform and 79 for the data pipelines, on October 6, 2026.
The AI only suggests candidate tariff codes: the final code always comes from the official database. Taxes are dated by year, AI usage is limited, and security headers are in place.
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