Know where your product is going — and who is buying it.

From real customs declarations and bills of lading — the paperwork filed every time a shipment crosses a border. We license them from customs and port data providers. Nothing is a survey or an estimate. Every report says how many filings we found, how many we read (all of them), the period covered, and how many records sit behind each table.

Seven working days from the day you ask. Professional and Enterprise plans get priority and receive reports in three working days. A very large question — many codes or many routes — may take longer; your analyst will confirm the date when they accept it.

Any product with a 6-digit HS code, and the more detailed 8- or 10-digit national codes where the source country publishes them. You add your codes from your dashboard. How many you can track at once depends on your plan.

Start with the companies already importing it. Customs and shipping records show which importers bought your product last month, how often, from whom and at what price. That gives you a short list of proven buyers — including the ones relying on a single supplier — and a price to quote. That list is the core of every SeaLines report.

Yes. Tell us your product or HS code and the market, and the report names the importers buying it there, who supplies them and what they paid. We cover any origin and any destination. How much detail each country publishes varies, and every report says exactly what the records do and don't show.

A bill of lading is the shipping document issued for every sea shipment. Together with customs declarations, it records who sent the goods, who received them, what was shipped, how much, and — in customs filings — the declared value. Read for one HS code across a month, these records show the real buyers, sellers and prices in a market.

A trade database gives you raw rows to search and clean yourself. SeaLines gives you the answer: an analyst reads every filing for your codes, removes the errors, matches buyers to sellers and writes a report with named buyers, prices, competitors and specific recommendations.

A PDF of fifteen to twenty pages, always in the same eight sections: summary and findings, what we looked at, destination markets, prices, competitors, special findings, what we recommend, and limits — plus a full appendix of every market and a list of definitions. The sample on this site is a complete December 2025 report with only the client's details changed.

You pay at the start of each period through Razorpay: in rupees from India, by UPI, card or net banking, and in US dollars from elsewhere, by international card or bank transfer. If you'd rather send a wire, write to sales@sealines.co.in for an invoice; your desk opens once the funds arrive. There is no auto-debit. When a period ends we send you a renewal notice, and you pay for the next one when you're ready. Unused reports don't carry over.

Yes, any time, from your billing page. Your plan stays active until the end of the period you've paid for, and every report you've received stays in your archive for good. Refunds for the current period follow our refund policy.

Completely. Your questions, your codes and your reports are seen only by you and your assigned analyst. We never resell client research, and we name a client only with their written consent.