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Catalog Classification · One-time

HS codes for every SKU
in your file.

Guessing a code at the shipping desk is how packages get held and duty gets overpaid. Upload your product file and every row comes back carrying its Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) code, Schedule B export number, and duty rate, with a confidence band and flags on the rows a person should decide. One defensible answer per product, decided once.

Small shop

$47once

up to 100 SKUs

Full catalog

$97once

up to 1,000 SKUs

No account needed. Your first three rows are classified free before you pay, the report is included, and a reply to the receipt gets a refund if it did not help.

Coverage
Every search runs against the complete US tariff schedule — every HTS line and every Schedule B line, never a curated subset.
Structure
The classifier knows the schedule. T-shirts, hoodies and leggings are knitted goods in chapter 61. Material lives in the tariff path ("Of wool", "Of silver"). A line that carries a duty rate is preferred over a bare heading.
Close calls
When two lines score within a hair of each other the row is marked AMBIGUOUS and all three candidates are listed, so the remaining choice takes a minute rather than an afternoon.
Export
Compliance sits in one column. Lines valued over $2,500 are marked ITN_REQUIRED; everything else reads NO EEI 30.37(a).
Privacy
Your file stays private, is not used for anything else, and is deleted after 30 days.

If you only need one code right now, the free lookup searches the same catalog with no signup.

Step 1 · UploadCSV · ≤1,000 SKUs

Your first three rows come back classified free — see the codes before you pay.

What comes back

Three files per run.

The classified CSV

Your columns plus ra_hs_code, ra_schedule_b, duty columns, units, NAICS, ra_confidence, two runner-up codes, ra_contents_description (30 chars, the customs-form limit), ra_eei, and ra_flags.

The report

The confidence mix, the rows that need a decision and why, duty exposure by heading, and the chapter distribution, on a page you can hand to whoever files the paperwork.

How to use it

It is not a binding ruling. It is classification assistance from the full schedule, ranked by how the schedule is written. The exporter of record still signs the form, and a CBP ruling always wins.