Quick facts
Overview
Trade Map, from the International Trade Centre, provides free trade statistics: which countries export your product category, at what values, to where. Buyers use it to size markets and verify that a supplier's claimed export volumes are plausible.
Key features: Official UN/WTO-backed data; Free and detailed and Export/import flows by country.
When to use Trade Map (ITC)
Trade Map (ITC) makes sense if you free official trade statistics for product research. It's a common pick in the Sourcing category for importers who need this kind of capability.
Pricing explained
Free. For most importers, total cost depends on volume, service level and how much you negotiate. If you're comparing Trade Map (ITC) against alternatives, request quotes from all of them and compare on equivalent scope — not just list price.
Pros
- Official UN/WTO-backed data
- Free and detailed
- Export/import flows by country
Cons
- Data lags by quarters
- Aggregate level, not company level
- Interface dated
Frequently asked questions
How much does Trade Map (ITC) cost?
Free
What is Trade Map (ITC) best for?
Free official trade statistics for product research
Does Trade Map (ITC) have an affiliate program?
As of our last check, Trade Map (ITC) does not appear to offer a public affiliate or referral program. You can still link out to the tool from your site, but no commission is tracked.
What are the main advantages of Trade Map (ITC)?
Official UN/WTO-backed data; Free and detailed; Export/import flows by country.
How do I get started with Trade Map (ITC)?
Visit www.trademap.org and create an account. Most importers complete setup in under an hour. If the service requires a quote, expect a sales response within one business day.
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