Quickcode does customs classification: assigning HS and HTS codes to products with reasoning you can read, monitoring tariff and regulatory changes around the clock, auditing existing catalogues, screening denied parties, and looking up tariffs across more than 160 countries.
Explainable reasoning is not a nice-to-have in this field, it is the deliverable. A classification decision has to be defensible to customs, and a code with no stated basis is worthless in a ruling dispute, which is why access to CROSS rulings and WCO notes sits alongside the classifier. Misclassification is expensive in both directions: overpaid duty nobody reclaims, or underpaid duty with penalties attached.
Pricing is published and honest about its market: always free for 10 classifications a month, $749 a month for brokers at 500 classifications, and $2,099 a month for importers monitoring up to 25,000 products. Those are serious numbers, the tool assists a licensed broker rather than replacing one, and responsibility for a classification stays with the filer whatever produced it.
