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Finally see what a reorder really costs
Most of what I sell comes from overseas, and between supplier price changes and the duty increases this year my Shopify cost-per-item was never right, I'd only notice at month end when margins looked off. I set up True COGS mainly for the cost tracking, but the tariff page turned out to be the part I use most.
I tagged my products with their HS code and country, entered the duty rates I actually pay, and now it shows me what each product costs to reorder after duty and flags the ones that fell below my target margin. It caught two products I was basically selling at breakeven after the last rate change.
Enter what you paid when stock arrives and it updates the cost automatically, plus keeps a history for my accountant. Support answered fast when I had a setup question.
Thank you for taking the time to write this — it means a lot. You've described exactly why the tariff page exists: importers were flying blind on what a reorder actually costs once duty is in the mix, and month-end was too late to find out. I'm really glad it caught those two breakeven products for you before they cost you more.
If you ever run into a rate that behaves oddly or want something the tariff page doesn't do yet, email us anytime — feedback from merchants who actually import is what shapes what we build next. Thanks again for the thoughtful write-up.
