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Free export-license requirement check

Does your item need an export license?

Enter an ECCN and a country. You get the answer in seconds, with the rule and the official source behind it. It is a preliminary review, not permission to ship.

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License requirement check

Item classification and destination. No account needed.

An ECCN (such as 5A992.c) is an exact match and works best. Word search matches the official CCL wording and a reviewed list of everyday names as you write them; it does not guess what you mean or fix spelling. Don’t know the ECCN? Use Find the ECCN.
Try an example:

  • Official U.S. sourcesCommerce Control List and Country Chart, checked twice a day
  • Sanctions and embargoesRussia, China, Entity List and embargo rules included
  • More with a free accountParty screening, ITAR, saved reviews
I need to check a company or personSearch the Entity List, SDN, Denied Persons and the other U.S. restricted lists, with a guided match review.Screen a company or person →I don’t know my item’s ECCNDescribe the item in your own words and we’ll help you find its classification.Find the ECCN →It is a defense articleUSML category and destination, § 126.1 country policy, and exemptions such as Canada and AUKUS.Check an ITAR item →

Checking a whole shipment?

Item, parties and transaction questions in one guided review, saved as one record you can print or send.

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Also: screen a spreadsheet of parties · check an export filing (AES) · defense items (ITAR)

Every answer shows its ruleThe regulation, the Country Chart cell and the official source, on every result.

Fixed rules, not AI guessesOutcomes come from the published regulations. Unknown facts keep a result under review.

EAR and ITAR togetherCommerce and State Department controls in one place.

Published pricesFrom $49 a month after early access. No sales call, no contract.

A disciplined boundary

Preliminary review is not permission to ship.

Export Control Studio records the checks available within its workflow. Classification, jurisdiction, ownership, end use, end user, every transaction party, General Prohibitions, sanctions, license or exception eligibility, and other agency requirements must still be confirmed as applicable.

See sources, methodology, testing, and limits →