HS Ping is an API for looking up HS and HTS tariff codes across 32 countries, with plans from $49/month.
HS Ping is an API service that provides Harmonized System (HS) and Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) code lookups for international trade classification, covering 32 countries.
The service sources its data from official government tariff and customs agencies, including the World Customs Organization, the US International Trade Commission, Canada's CBSA, Singapore Customs, Australian Border Force, and the UK Department for International Trade, and returns version numbers and last-updated dates with each response.
HS Ping supports lookups by keyword, tariff code, or a combination of both, and returns hierarchical classification results. A bulk lookup endpoint lets businesses process large batches of products at once instead of one request at a time.
All API requests are made over SSL-encrypted connections, and every plan shares a rate limit of 1,000 lookups per minute, making the service suitable for integrating tariff classification directly into e-commerce, logistics, or customs software.
HS Ping is a paid subscription API with three published tiers based on monthly lookup volume: Professional at $49/month for 50,000 lookups, Volume at $249/month for 500,000 lookups, and Scale at $499/month for 2,000,000 lookups.
New users can sign up with a credit card and receive a one-time trial credit of 100 lookups to test the API before committing to a paid tier; trial credits do not recur monthly.
HS Ping is an API service for looking up Harmonized System (HS) and Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) codes across 32 countries.
Plans start at $49/month for 50,000 lookups, scaling to $249/month and $499/month for higher volumes.
New signups receive a one-time trial credit of 100 lookups; a credit card is required to sign up.
HS Ping sources tariff classification data from official government agencies such as the WCO, US ITC, Canada CBSA, and UK trade authorities.
Yes, HS Ping offers a bulk lookup API for processing large batches of product classifications at once.