Every importer is a customs brokerage prospect. Find yours.
Each of the 524K+ active US importers files customs entries — and pays someone to do it. LIT shows you who imports, what they import, through which ports, and how often — so you target the accounts whose entry volume and commodity mix fit your practice.
7-day trial: 10 searches + 10 verified contacts. No credit card.
Try it — search importers by port of entry and commodity
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Target importers by port, commodity, and entry complexity.
The 7-day trial includes 10 importer searches and 10 verified contacts. No credit card required.
HS-code & port-of-entry profiles
10 verified contact enrichments
Ocean rate benchmark per account
Pulse AI account intelligence
Revenue opportunity per account
Importers at a single port complex
Filter the national importer base down to companies entering through the ports where your team files.
LIT port search · LA/Long Beach
To reach new importers
First-time filers appear in the data within days of their first entry — reach them before they've settled on a broker.
New-importer signal · Pulse watchlist
Reply rate with commodity-specific outreach
"We clear Section 301-exposed electronics at Charleston daily" outperforms any generic brokerage pitch.
Regional customs broker · growth pilot
Frequently asked
How do customs brokers find new clients with LIT?
Search importers by port of entry, HS chapter, origin country, and volume. Prioritize accounts matching your specialty — say, FDA-regulated goods at your home port — then contact the import manager with a pitch grounded in their actual entry profile.
Can I find importers who just started importing?
Yes. First-time consignees surface within days of their initial entries. New importers are the highest-converting brokerage prospects because they haven't formed a broker relationship yet — save the signal as a watchlist and Pulse alerts you weekly.
Does LIT show what commodities an importer brings in?
Every account profile includes bill-of-lading product descriptions and HS-code chapters, so you can gauge entry complexity, flag ADD/CVD or PGA exposure, and tailor your compliance pitch to what they actually ship.
Can I target importers at specific ports?
Yes — port of entry is a first-class filter. Build lists like "furniture importers entering Savannah from Vietnam" or "electronics importers at Charleston," sized by shipment count and TEU.
Who should a customs broker contact at an importer?
LIT's verified contacts cover Import Managers, Trade Compliance Managers, and Supply Chain leadership — the titles that select and switch customs brokers — with email, LinkedIn, and direct dial.
Find the importers your practice was built for.
10 searches by port and commodity. 10 verified contacts. No credit card.
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