Drawback is customs business your license already covers. You contract with your client, review and approve every line, file, and bill your client.
What you pay us: a workspace fee ($1,500 a month co-branded, or $2,500 white-label) credited against claim-package fees, plus $1,250 per Sealed package or $1,000 per Standard package of up to 1,000 matched lines.
Worked examples at the published list price (examples, not a forecast):
- A $1M lookback in 10 claim packages: your client pays $175,000 in Sealed or $155,000 in Standard; you pay $12,500 or $10,000 in package fees and keep $162,500 or $145,000 before your own costs.
- A $250K Standard lookback filed in 5 claims: your client pays $45,000; you pay $5,000.
Founding Filing Partners, the first 10 brokers to sign, get their first 90 days free and rates fixed for 24 months.
Your client's power of attorney stays directly with you.
- 19 CFR 111.1[1]
- CBP ruling H350722, Jan 16, 2026[2]
- NexQloud Drawback partner terms[3]
- Can customs brokers offer duty drawback as a service?
- How can customs brokers offer duty drawback?
Written by the NexQloud Drawback team from the primary sources linked on this page.
Not legal advice. NexQloud Drawback is not a government agency.
NexQloud Drawback is software used by licensed customs brokers.
