CBP is refunding the IEEPA tariffs the courts struck down — a $166B pool. Our system reviews your customs entries and finds every recoverable dollar — IEEPA, Section 301, first-sale and drawback. A licensed customs broker files the claim. You pay 15% of what comes back. No recovery, no fee.
You see your estimate before anything is filed — and never pay unless money comes back.
Start with one recent CBP 7501 — or your last 12 months of entries. Two minutes, no commitment.
Our system reviews every entry across IEEPA, Section 301, first-sale valuation and drawback, and returns an estimated range.
Our partner files the claim under their license and owns compliance. When CBP refunds you, we invoice 15%.
Recovering duties means reading entries, classifying goods and checking four overlapping programs. Our system does that groundwork so nothing recoverable slips through — then hands a clean claim to a licensed broker.
CBP's CAPE refund process is live. Recent entries can be claimed without a lawsuit, yet most smaller importers' brokers haven't filed. For older entries the clock is tightening — waiting can mean leaving it on the table.
Send one 7501 and we'll estimate your recoverable range. No commitment, and no fee unless we recover.
hello@sourcerra.comSourcerra provides software and workflow; a licensed US customs broker files every claim. We do not provide legal or customs advice and do not guarantee any refund — recoverability depends on your specific entries, and certain refunds are subject to ongoing litigation. "No recovery, no fee" means our 15% fee applies only to duties actually refunded to you.