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Marine Cargo Insurance Calculator

Premium from cargo value, freight, and coverage type.

Inputs

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Results

Total Premium ($)

$288.75

≈ 5 tanks of gas

Base Premium ($)$288.75
War Risk Premium ($)$0.00
Insured Value ($)$115,500.00
CIF Value ($)$105,000.00
Effective Rate (%)0.29
Estimated Deductible ($)$2,310.00
How to Use This Calculator
  1. Enter Cargo Value and Freight Cost — most policies cover CIF + 10% markup.
  2. Select Coverage Type: ICC-A (all risk), ICC-B (named perils), or ICC-C (limited named perils).
  3. Set Value Markup % — standard 10% above CIF protects against profit loss.
  4. Enter War Risk Premium % if shipping through conflict zones.
  5. Review Total Premium and coverage structure.
  6. ICC-A (all risk) is recommended for most commercial shipments — the additional premium is modest relative to coverage.

How the result changes with Cargo Value ($)

Cargo Value ($)Total Premium ($)
100,000,000$275,013.75
350,000,000$962,513.75
650,000,000$1,787,513.75
900,000,000$2,475,013.75

What each input means

Cargo Value ($)
Total value of goods being shipped.
Freight Cost ($)
Shipping/freight charges.
Coverage (1-3)
1=ICC-A (all risk, 0.25%), 2=ICC-B (0.15%), 3=ICC-C (0.10%).
Value Markup (%)
Standard 10% markup over CIF for profit protection.
War Risk Premium (%)
Additional premium for war risk zones.

What each result means

Total Premium ($)
Insurance premium including war risk.
Base Premium ($)
Standard cargo insurance premium.
War Risk Premium ($)
Additional war risk cost.
Insured Value ($)
CIF + markup = total insured amount.
CIF Value ($)
Cost + Insurance + Freight.
Effective Rate (%)
Premium as percentage of cargo value.
Estimated Deductible ($)
Typical 2% deductible on insured value.

How this is calculated

Worked example, using the default values

  1. Identify Input Parameters
    4 parameters
    Cargo Value ($) = 100000, Freight Cost ($) = 5000, Coverage (1-3) = 1, Value Markup (%) = 10 = 5 input(s) provided
  2. Calculate Total Premium
    Total Premium = max(100, totalPremium)
    288.75 = $288.75
  3. Calculate Base Premium
    Base Premium = insuredValue * (baseRate / 100)
    288.75 = $288.75
  4. Calculate War Risk Premium
    War Risk Premium = insuredValue * (warRiskPremiumPct / 100)
    0 = $0

Engine last updated .

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