About this block

Duties Calculator Card shows the full landed cost for a fixed example basket, the Field Tote at $185, across four countries. Pick UK or EU and the total line reads “Total at checkout, final” with the note that the courier asks for nothing at the door. Pick Canada or Australia and the total label switches to “Estimated at the door” and the note names the source: the last 30 Australian orders and the current tariff table, not a guess.

Data is one array of country objects, each carrying its shipping cost, estimated duties, estimated tax, a total label that changes by collection method, and the honesty note below the card. The footer escalates: if we undercharge, that is our problem, never yours.

When to use

Reach for this block on the international shipping or checkout help page, above the shipping table. The per country notes must reflect the actual collection mechanism or the card misrepresents the order experience.

A natural flow around it on an Ecommerce Pro page:

Before

• Where we ship list

After

• Country shipping table
• International orders FAQ

What you can display

One strong use is the four country basket breakdown. Other calculator uses:

• Apparel store. A jacket at $240 with the same four regions and the same honest split.
• High duty category. Electronics or leather goods where the duties row is the number buyers fear, shown plainly and early.
• Domestic only view. Show the US row alone as a flat shipping card, the other chips hidden until the store expands.

Tip: the label swap from “Total at checkout, final” to “Estimated at the door” is the whole message; the distinction lands because the two cases are shown side by side, not footnoted.