AduanaClicMexican customs services · Port of Manzanillo, Mexico
Mexican customs, reviewed with AI

Know what Mexican customs will find before your goods arrive.

For exporters selling to Mexico, suppliers, freight forwarders and their Mexican buyers. Paste a product link or upload the pedimento (Mexican customs entry) and its documents: you get the tariff item, duties, NOMs and permits, what is wrong, how much money is at stake and how to fix it, with the official legal basis.

Built by a tariff classifier with 20 years at the Port of Manzanillo, Mexico's busiest container port.

Ask Edsi · example
What tariff item does a 13 mm cordless drill take in Mexico, and which NOM applies?
Edsi · AI 8467.21.01 NICO 00 · import duty (IGI) 15%. It is a hand-held tool with a self-contained electric motor (heading 84.67, General Interpretative Rules 1 and 6); 13 mm is the trade size of ½″ (12.70 mm), which appears in the text of the tariff item. It requires NOM-003-SCFI-2014 (electrical safety) and NOM-024-SCFI-2013 (commercial information in Spanish). Source: Anexo 2.4.1 (DOF 29-may-2026)
Probable answer: the licensed customs broker who signs confirms the tariff item.

What a Mexican port classifier checks, in one place

Pick a service, upload your files and get the report. Each review costs credits according to how complex it is. Mexican legal terms stay in Spanish, with an explanation in English, because that is how customs and your broker will read them.

Most requested

Entry review (glosa)

Your pedimento against the commercial invoice, COVE, bill of lading, packing list and certificates: classification, value, duties and taxes, NOMs and permits.

3 creditsTry it →
New

Classified catalogs

Your own catalog, with the tariff item (fracción), NICO, duty rate and NOMs of each product next to its photo. Excel file and supporting letters included.

  • Up to 100 products: MX$2,990
  • Up to 500 products: MX$7,990
  • Up to 1,500 products: MX$14,990

Plus 16% Mexican VAT (IVA). Free sample of 10 products.

New

Pre-shipment inspection at origin (previo en origen)

We check your goods at the factory, before they ship: your supplier uploads the photos through a link (guide in Spanish, English and Chinese) and we tell you whether they can ship and what to fix, with the same checklist the Mexican broker will use at the port.

Coming soon

Review before the pedimento (pre-glosa)

Before the pedimento is filed: your documents cross-checked, which NOM or permit is missing, how much you will pay and «this is how your pedimento would look», with the exchange rate you choose. Includes the letters the clearance asks for.

3 creditsIn testing

Pre-inspection report (previo)

The classifier’s eyes inside the port. Your photos against the invoice: what is there, what is missing and how serious it is.

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Entry review after pre-inspection

The pedimento against what was actually seen in the goods.

4 creditsTry it →

File audit (auditoría de expediente)

The whole file, point by point: COVE, bill of lading, origin, exchange rate, documents that belong to another shipment.

6 creditsTry it →

Steel and aluminum import notice

Reads the mill test certificate and tells you whether the tariff item needs the automatic import notice and what is missing, under the 2026 reform.

2 creditsTry it →

Classification and regulations

Tariff item, NICO, NOMs, permits and notices for a product or a tariff item.

1 creditTry it →
Free

Can it enter Mexico? Paste the link

Paste a product link (Alibaba or any other store) and it tells you the tariff item, duties and taxes, NOMs and permits, whether an anti-dumping duty (cuota compensatoria) applies and the approximate landed cost.

2 free checks a dayTry it →

Your open questions are answered inside the same report (living file, expediente vivo): 2 rounds of corrections within 30 days included.

The review services open in Spanish for now. You can write to Edsi in English and the answer comes in English; the report itself is issued in Spanish, which is the version that counts before Mexican customs.

How it works

Upload your files

PDF, photos, Excel or Word. Up to 12 documents.

Get the report

Findings rated HIGH, MEDIUM or LOW, with the money at stake and the legal basis for each one.

Fix it before paying

Each finding says how to solve it: which document to ask the supplier for, what to check at the pre-inspection or which figure to change.

Why you can trust it

Every point says what it rests onThe article, the rule, the NOM or the Official Gazette (DOF) publication, with its link. You or your broker can check it before signing.
Port know-howThe traps a classifier has already seen in 20 years at Manzanillo.
Your documents are not keptThey are read to produce the report and then discarded. You download your report.
The signature stays with the brokerAnything that changes money or requirements is marked «Decision for the signing broker». AduanaClic is not a customs broker.

Pricing

Prices in Mexican pesos (MX$) plus 16% Mexican VAT; your card converts the amount automatically. An entry review uses 3 credits. We do not issue Mexican invoices (CFDI) for now; you receive Stripe's payment receipt.

Trial
Free

2 product checks a day, no sign-up. One full review to try, no card.

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10-credit pack
MX$499 + VAT

To review your shipments from time to time.

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30-credit pack
MX$1,199 + VAT

For those who review every day.

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