Pricing

The tools are free. You pay for the dated, cited record you can defend when CBP asks 18 months later.

The three free tools

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No account. No API key. No call limit.

  • ✓ Tariff Calculator
  • ✓ IEEPA Refund Estimator
  • ✓ USMCA Qualification
  • ✓ Full duty stack, every layer cited
  • ✓ On screen; export the memo + CSV for your own entry, $19 one-time

Best for: checking a rate before you quote.

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The product

Entry Memo

$99/month

20 memos included each month

Then $15 per memo

Best for: proving what the rules were the day the shipment moved.

One memo, no subscription

$19one-time

One Entry Memo + its CSV, paid once, no account.

From any free tool, after your calculation

  • ✓ The same dated, cited, hash-verified PDF and CSV
  • ✓Guest checkout — no sign-in
  • ✓ Free sample memo + CSV on every tool, so you see it before you buy
  • ✓ Change anything from the sample and it becomes this $19 purchase

Best for: one shipment, one record, file rarely.

Buy from the tools — $19

Subscribers pay $15 per memo after the included20each month — regular filers are cheaper on the subscription above.

What we do not sell

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Triangle is a research tool, not a customs broker.

  • We do not make or transmit entries
  • We do not issue customs determinations
  • We do not store your invoices or party names
  • We do not replace your licensed broker

You own the filing. We show you the evidence behind it.

Why not just ask AI

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A chatbot can guess at a rate. It can’t do either of these.

  • The rate isn’t generated, it’s computed the same way every time: MFN 2.7% + Section 301 25.0% (9903.88.03) + Section 301 forced-labor 12.5% (9903.05.31) = 40.2%, each layer tied to its own Federal Register notice or USTR docket. The Mexico-origin alternative, priced out: $68,750 saved on this entry, not a guess.
  • The record: the Entry Memo is dated the moment it generates, hash-verifiable by anyone, no account needed, and still holds up when CBP asks eighteen months later. A chat transcript doesn’t.

Best for: the number a model can’t compute honestly, and the record it can’t produce at all.

One worked example (switchgear, 8537.10.91, China to US, $250,000 entry), re-verified against the live tariff engine on every push. Your rate will differ by product and origin.

Questions

What do the free tools cost?

Nothing, and they do not require an account or an API key. They run without a sign-in and without a call limit. They are the free front door, not a trial.

What is the Entry Memo?

A dated PDF artifact of a duty determination: the full duty stack, the statute and citation live at the time it was generated, the entry date the rates were applied as of, a stable ID, and a Broker Notes zone you can annotate. It is $99/month including 20 memos, then $15 per memo.

What happens after the included memos are used?

Each additional memo is $15. The 20 included memos reset on your subscription date each month, not on the 1st, subscribe on the 20th and your month runs the 20th to the 20th.

Can I buy just one memo, without a subscription?

Yes. From any of the three free tools, a memo plus its CSV for your own entry is $19 — one-time, no subscription, no sign-in required. The sample memo + CSV on every tool is always free to download so you can see exactly what you are buying; change anything from the sample and it is treated as a paid $19 memo. For comparison, a subscriber pays $15 per memo after the 20 included each month — so if you file regularly, the subscription is the cheaper way to buy.

Is the memo a customs determination?

No. It is research output that records what the schedule said, with citations, so a licensed broker can check it and file with their own judgement. Disagreement is expected. That is what the Broker Notes zone is for.

Every rate the tools and the memo report is research output, not a customs determination. Verify against the primary source before you file.