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Quote request

Five details, one written quote.

No rate card and no call required. Fill in what you know — if something is missing we will ask once, not three times.

What happens next
Reply time
1 business day
Quote valid
7 days
Duty & VAT
Separate lines
Commitment
None
Or email [email protected]

The form

Tell us what you are shipping.

Four fields are needed to answer at all: your name, an email, what the goods are, and where they are going. Everything else improves the number but does not block it.

The quote goes here, as a reply you can forward internally.
Specific beats short. "Plastic parts" gets a question back; this gets a duty rate.

We use these details to answer your enquiry and nothing else. No newsletter, no reselling of data — see the privacy policy.

After you send

Three steps, one of them ours to miss.

01We check the classificationThe HS code sets the duty, so it is worth ten minutes before we put a number on paper.
02You get the quoteWithin one business day, six lines, duty and VAT separated from freight.
03You decideNo deposit to hold a rate, no automatic follow-up sequence if you go elsewhere.

Before it arrives

What the quote will look like.

Six lines, in this order. If a quote you receive from anyone does not look like this, the missing lines are usually where the money is.

LineWhat it tells you
FreightChargeable weight × rate for the lane, with fuel and security already inside it.
Origin chargesPickup, consolidation and the China export declaration.
Import clearanceThe entry filed in our name as importer of record.
DutyComputed from the HS code and the declared value, shown separately so it can be checked.
Import VATAt the destination rate, with the rate stated in the line.
DeliveryTo your address or the Amazon facility, with the surcharge zone named if one applies.

Anything outside those six — storage, examination fees, remote-area surcharges — appears under a separate "not included" heading rather than being left to the invoice.