Paste your Shopify store URL. See exactly which of your products dropped below your target margin after the current tariff rates, and the precise price to charge to recover it.
| Product | Price | Margin now | After tariff | Charge to recover |
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A tariff is a duty charged on the imported cost of your goods. When a rate rises, your landed cost per unit rises, so unless you raise the retail price your gross margin drops on every unit you bring in. Different product categories carry very different duty rates, so the hit is uneven across a catalog.
Paste your Shopify store URL above. The scanner reads your public catalog, applies current 2026 duty rates for your category and import country, and lists the SKUs whose margin falls below your target, with the price to charge to recover each. Enter your real cost for exact figures.
Yes, free, and no signup. It reads your store's public products.json, the same data any shopper can see. It never asks to log in or connect to your store admin.
The SKUs and prices are your real catalog. The duty rates are real 2026 schedules. Until you enter your own cost, the margin is a category-typical benchmark, so the result is a labeled estimate, not your exact books. Enter your cost and it becomes your real number.
Base MFN duty (USITC HTS 2026), Section 301 duties on China-origin goods, Section 232 on autos and metals, and current surcharges, combined by product category and country of origin. These are representative chapter-level rates for a fast read, not per-HS legal advice.
No. It is advisory and read-only. It shows you which products slipped and what to charge to recover, and you decide. The paid app then watches your catalog and emails you when a future rate change puts a SKU underwater.
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