✓ HTSCheck Free 10-SKU Review

For U.S. importers

Know which imports deserve a second look before October 22.

HTSCheck reviews your top SKUs and shipment types for potential classification, duty, and CBP compliance issues — then gives you a concise findings report to verify with your broker.

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October 22, 2026: CBP’s delayed compliance window for certain postal-entry exclusions closes. If your shipments fall in the affected categories, review them before the window closes — not after.

Why this matters now

Classification problems are usually quiet — until they aren’t.

Codes go stale

Most classifications were set when a product launched — often by the supplier — and never reviewed. Materials, designs, and sourcing change. Codes often don’t.

Small errors compound

An incorrect HTS code can mean overpaid duties on every shipment — or CBP scrutiny if the error runs the other way. Either direction costs money.

The rules are shifting

CBP procedures are changing, and the October 22 compliance deadline makes reviewing affected shipments timely rather than theoretical.

What the free review covers

Send up to 10 SKUs or shipment types. For each one, we look at:

  • Current HTS codeWhat you’re filing under today — if you have it.
  • Product descriptionWhat the item actually is, in plain terms.
  • Country of originWhere it’s made and where it ships from.
  • Shipment methodPostal, courier, air, or ocean — it affects entry treatment.
  • Classification ambiguityWhere the code isn’t clear-cut and why.
  • Alternative classificationsOther codes that could plausibly apply.
  • Duty & compliance flagsRate differences between candidates and entry-treatment issues.
  • Source referencesThe official tariff and ruling sources behind each finding.

What a findings report looks like

One SKU from a typical review. Concise enough to hand straight to your broker.

Findings report — SKU 04 of 10Example · Fictional data
Product
Stainless steel kitchen rack
Current code
XXXX.XX.XXXX
Finding
Classification may depend on principal use and material composition — more than one subheading could apply.
Duty note
The rate difference between candidate codes is material at volume.
Sources
U.S. Harmonized Tariff Schedule; relevant CBP rulings and guidance.
Status
Worth broker review

This is an illustrative example with fictional data — not a real client result. Ambiguous findings are always explicitly marked for professional verification rather than presented as answers.

How it works

Three steps. No software to install, no onboarding call.

1

Send up to 10 SKUs

Product descriptions, current codes if you have them, country of origin, and how they ship. A simple list or spreadsheet is fine.

2

We review them manually

Each SKU is checked against current official tariff sources. Nothing is auto-generated.

3

Get a concise findings report

Potential issues, alternative codes, and flags — written to hand directly to your broker for verification.

Who it’s for

If you file entries on physical products and your codes haven’t been reviewed recently, this is for you.

Ecommerce brands Manufacturers Amazon sellers Shopify sellers SMB importers with recurring imports

How we work

Trust comes from showing the work — not from claims about it.

Official sources

Reviews reference the current U.S. Harmonized Tariff Schedule and CBP rulings and guidance. Every finding cites its sources.

Ambiguity is labeled

When a classification isn’t clear-cut, the finding says so explicitly and points you to broker verification — never presented as a final answer.

Manual review

Each SKU is reviewed by a person against current sources. Findings reflect judgment, with the reasoning shown.

Not a broker, not legal advice

HTSCheck does not file entries, represent importers before CBP, or provide legal advice — and does not replace your licensed customs broker. Findings are a starting point for their verification.

Questions importers ask

Straight answers.

Is HTSCheck a customs broker?
No. We don’t file entries, hold a broker license, or represent importers before CBP. We’re a review service — we find potential issues and your broker verifies and acts on them.
Does this replace my broker?
No — it’s designed to make your broker’s job easier. The findings report is written so you can hand it straight to them.
What information do you need?
Product descriptions, current HTS codes if you have them, country of origin, and shipment method. A spreadsheet or a simple list works fine.
Is the 10-SKU review actually free?
Yes. Up to 10 SKUs or shipment types, reviewed manually, with a findings report. No payment and no obligation.
Does the October 22 deadline affect every importer?
No. It concerns CBP’s delayed compliance window for certain postal-entry exclusions — not every shipment or importer. If you’re unsure whether your shipments are affected, that’s exactly what the review helps clarify.
Do you guarantee savings?
No. Some reviews find nothing wrong — and that’s a useful answer too. We report what we find, including “no issues found.”
How long does the review take?
Typically 2–3 business days for 10 SKUs. We’ll confirm timing when you send your list.

Get your free 10-SKU review

Send your list. We’ll review it manually and return a concise findings report.

No phone required. We use these details only to deliver your review.