Why DeclareKit

Customs codes for the whole catalog, reviewed by you

Most merchants fill in HS codes one of three ways: one product at a time, in a spreadsheet, or with a customs app. Here is how DeclareKit compares with typical customs apps and spreadsheet workflows, and where it is not the right fit.

DeclareKitTypical customs appsSpreadsheet / DIY
Bulk coverageScans every variant and finds the ones missing an HS code or origin; similar variants are grouped and classified onceVaries; some work product by productManual lookups, one row at a time
Code depth6-digit HS plus 10-digit US HTS where one fitsVaries by app; often 6-digit HS onlyWhatever you look up
Country of originFilled in only when your product text says where it was made; otherwise left for you, never guessedVariesManual
Review before anything changesReview queue: edit, approve in bulk or reject. Nothing is written until you approveSome write automaticallyYou paste values in yourself
ExplainableEvery suggestion shows its reasoning and a confidence level; sets, kits and mixed materials are flaggedVariesYour own notes
Where codes are savedShopify's native HS, country-specific HS and origin fields, which labels, customs forms and duty estimates readSometimes a separate metafield or app-only storageBulk CSV import into Shopify
UndoThe last batch written can be undoneVariesRestore from your own backup
Pricing clarityFree plan, then flat $19 / $49 / $99 per 30 days through Shopify billing. No overage charges, no per-product feesOften per-product fees, credit packs or overage chargesFree, but costs your time
Data accessProduct and variant data only. No customer or order dataVariesStays in your files
Broker hand-offCSV export of every suggestion, and CSV import of a broker's codes into the review queueVariesNative

"Typical customs apps" describes common patterns in the category, not any specific product. Features vary; check each app's own listing.

Where DeclareKit is not the right fit

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