TradeMagellan review: customs shipment data and importer-supplier search for trade teams. Plans start at $59 for the first month, then $99/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
TradeMagellan is a web-based trade intelligence platform that turns customs and shipment records into searchable company profiles. Users can look up importers, suppliers and competitors, review bill of lading records, and analyze markets by product code or country. The company describes it as a flexible import/export intelligence subscription for international trade professionals who want to discover real partners and build resilient supply chains.
The homepage cites 30B+ shipment records, 220+ countries covered and 50M+ companies tracked. The pricing page cites 420+ million import and export records and 10+ million trading companies. Because the figures differ by page, buyers should confirm current coverage for their target markets before subscribing. Data comes from public channels that vary by country, and U.S. data comes from U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
Users enter keywords such as company names, product categories, HS codes or countries, and the platform processes shipping records to produce a list of potential importers and exporters. Each company profile shows who the company trades with, what it ships, where, how much and how often, with graphs. Separate pages cover importer and supplier search, a company directory, import and export data, and bill of lading search.
Data sources differ by country. The pricing page says every plan includes original raw import and export data from 15 countries, plus mirror data for 200+ countries derived from trading partners' original records. Most sources update monthly, and some refresh weekly, bi-weekly or daily. Some U.S. records show a transaction amount of 0 or a dash, because U.S. data sources do not include that field.
The core of the product is discovery and shipment search: importer and supplier lookup, company profiles with trade graphs, and bill of lading records. Market Analysis and the HS Code Explorer let users study supply, demand and pricing patterns for a specific HS code across several customs code repositories, and map procurement distributions across continents to support market entry decisions.
Monitoring and outreach tools sit alongside. The watchlist follows chosen companies, competitors or product lines and reports new shipments, supplier switches and volume changes, with importer and supplier alerts. Contact information mining reveals company contacts within daily limits. Company details and B/L records can be exported within monthly caps, and API access is available by contacting hello@trademagellan.com.
TradeMagellan is a web-based trade intelligence platform built on customs and shipment records. It lets users find importers and suppliers, review bill of lading data, analyze markets by HS code and monitor competitors.
Pro costs $59 for the first month, then $99/month. Pro Plus costs $129 then $149/month, and Pro Max costs $199 then $229/month. Plans auto-renew and can be cancelled anytime.
The site invites visitors to sign up for free and says registration takes about 15 seconds. The Pro Plus card notes that no credit card is required to start. The sources do not specify trial length or limits.
It sources data from public channels that differ by country. U.S. data comes from U.S. Customs and Border Protection. The pricing page says original raw data covers 15 countries, with mirror data derived from trading partners for 200+ countries.
The FAQ says updates happen almost daily. The pricing page says most sources are updated monthly, while some are refreshed weekly, bi-weekly or daily. Update frequency therefore depends on the country source.
Yes. The FAQ says API access is available and asks users to contact hello@trademagellan.com for details. Pricing and technical documentation are not published in the sources.
The site says it is designed for SMEs too, with plans as short as one month and a free sign-up. The Pro plan is aimed at businesses starting to grow globally. Small teams should check the daily search and reveal limits against their needs.
Log in, open My Account, then Settings, then Usage & Billing, and click Unsubscribe. The subscription stays active until the end of the current billing period.