Suggestions are checked against live UK / EU tariff data · Guidance, not customs advice
HS & commodity code finder

The right customs code.
One less thing to worry about.

Describe your product. Find its code. Get on with your day.

A few words is a good start. Add the material if you know it.

Try an example:

Origin is where the product was made — not where it ships from. Not sure? Leave it unknown and we'll flag it.

Free · 10 checks a month
8–10 digit codes, checked against the live UK / EU tariff. Plain-English answers.
Knitted socks · synthetic fibresExample result · always confirmed against the destination tariff
Suggested code6115 96 99
A whole catalogue? Bring it along.

Bulk uploads and unlimited monthly searches with Clearcode Pro.

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Plain-English questions

No jargon. Just simple answers.

8–10 digit commodity codes

The detail you need to ship with confidence.

UK & EU destinations

Built for ecommerce sellers worldwide.

FOR BIGGER PRODUCT LISTSSee how a catalogue check would work+
Catalogue audit · Planned Pro feature

Find the gaps before dispatch.

Review product descriptions, missing origins and code issues in one place. Start with the rows that need your attention.

Example catalogue 4 sample products
Product / SKUCommodity codeReview statusNext action
Cotton crew t-shirtTEE-0016109 10 00
Illustrative only
Sample approvedView record
Performance gym socksSOCK-0016115 96 99
Candidate only
Missing compositionAdd fibre details
Phone accessoriesACC-014Not suggestedDescription too vagueClarify product
Insulated steel bottleBTL-750Needs reviewConfirm constructionAnswer a question
Planned · Seller tools

Check the whole catalogue.

Bulk uploads, saved product records and alerts when codes need reviewing. Shopify sync is a later step.

Planned · Warehouse tools

Scan. Find. Keep moving.

Retrieve a client's approved SKU record. Escalate missing information to a supervisor instead of guessing at the bench.

Planned · Shipment checks

Catch issues across an order.

Review descriptions, origin and values together, with destination-specific prompts before customs documents are produced.

Start small. Grow when you need to.

A few products? You're covered.

Start with 10 free checks a month. More to ship? Here's what's planned.

Free

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10 checks a month

For the occasional product question.

  • Single product or code checks
  • Check up to 10 in one batch
  • Questions for missing details
  • Code suggestions & tariff source
  • Duty & VAT estimates
Start checking

Teams

FUTURE RELEASE
Keep your team in sync

For warehouses, 3PLs and multiple brands.

  • Everything planned for Pro
  • Separate client product libraries
  • Barcode lookup & approvals
  • Role permissions & change history
  • Shopify / WMS / API connections
Future release

Plan concept only. Prices, bulk limits and fair-use terms are still to be decided. “Unlimited” refers to interactive searches; bulk processing would have a separate allowance.

A few useful answers

Wondering how
it all works?

We'll explain what's known, what needs checking and when a little more information would help.

Where do the commodity codes come from?

AI narrows your product to candidate tariff headings and asks for missing details, then the suggestion is chosen only from the real, current lines of the destination tariff (the UK Integrated Online Tariff, or the EU TARIC-aligned tariff for EU destinations). A code that isn't in the tariff can never be suggested.

How are import duty and VAT calculated?

From the destination tariff's duty rate for the code, your goods value, shipping and origin. Missing information produces a question or a withheld figure — not an invented percentage. Every estimate lists its assumptions and the date checked.

What about the EU's 2026 low-value parcel rules?

For B2C consignments of €150 or less, the EU applies a temporary flat duty of €3 per distinct tariff line (not per parcel) from 1 July 2026 — separate from import VAT and IOSS. The batch checker counts your consignment's lines and shows the fee.

Does every product get an automatic answer?

No. Ambiguous products are marked as needing more information or expert review. That's deliberate: a guessed code is how parcels get held, surcharged or returned.

Is this customs advice?

No — it's guidance to help you prepare. The legal responsibility for a classification rests with the importer/declarant. For binding certainty, seek an Advance Tariff Ruling (UK) or Binding Tariff Information (EU).