Mexico ROI Calculator
Compare your current duty costs against sourcing from Mexico with USMCA eligibility. See real tariff savings based on your HS code and import value.
Every layer, shown.
Uses actual rates from our database of 18,707 US HTS codes. MFN base rate plus all policy tariff layers, not estimates.
See what you would pay sourcing from Mexico with USMCA eligibility. Most products qualify for 0% duty under the preferential rate.
Annual savings calculation based on your import value. Shows which tariff layers are eliminated and the total dollar impact.
Current origin vs. Mexico, side by side.
HS code, where you import from today, and your annual value.
The tool asks what it needs — Section 232 metal content and similar — to get the duty stack right.
Current duties against Mexico-under-USMCA, the annual and five-year savings, payback period, and a phased transition framework.
For the nearshoring decision.
Compare what you pay at your current origin against Mexico under USMCA, with a realistic transition timeline.
Weigh the duty savings against switching costs to build the ROI case, with payback in months.
See the duty differential on a specific product before you move sourcing — planning figures, not a commitment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Mexico ROI calculation work?
The calculator compares your current total duty rate (MFN + Section 301 + Section 232 + Section 122) against what you would pay if you sourced from Mexico with USMCA eligibility. It factors in real tariff rates from our database, not estimates.
Does this account for USMCA qualification?
Yes. If the product qualifies under USMCA rules of origin (Regional Value Content thresholds, tariff shift rules), the Mexico rate drops to the USMCA preferential rate, which is 0% for most products. The calculator shows both scenarios.
What about nearshoring costs beyond tariffs?
This calculator focuses on the tariff savings component. Actual nearshoring ROI also depends on labor costs, logistics, supplier qualification, and transition timeline. The tariff savings shown here are the most quantifiable and immediate benefit.
Are Section 301 tariffs included in the comparison?
Yes. Section 301 tariffs (7.5%-100% on Chinese goods) are the primary driver of nearshoring ROI. When you move sourcing from China to Mexico, these tariffs are eliminated entirely. The calculator shows the full tariff stack for both scenarios.
Need this for your platform?
Embed the Mexico ROI widget on your site or call our API directly. Real tariff rates, USMCA qualification, and savings breakdown included.