Compare places to export my goods or services
Choose up to three countries or reporting economies. Compare the same national measures, then check the demand, rules, costs, and partners for your own offer.
Add a place to begin. Countries with missing observations remain available, with missing values shown as “—”.
Read the comparison with its sources.
Geography: National countries and reporting economies. These measures do not describe a city or ZIP.
Source: World Bank World Development Indicators, with the National Data System Country Readiness calculation. Versioned source values and method.
Reporting periods: Trade and internet use: 2024. Foreign investment: arithmetic mean of 2022, 2023 and 2024, all required. Logistics: WDI 2022 observation, described by the source as the 2023 edition based on the 2022 survey. Later observations remain available in the Country Data Lab but do not alter this fixed reference edition.
Limits: These conditions do not show demand for your particular goods or services, identify qualified buyers, or prove that a diplomatic relationship caused trade. Trade/GDP can favor small trading hubs; foreign investment can include restructuring. Community population patterns alone do not establish business opportunity. Read the full method and limitations.
Give the comparison a clear business question.
Start with what you sell and who might need it. A food maker may need a buyer who understands product rules and delivery costs. A service firm may need to check payment terms, professional rules, and how work can be delivered across borders.
Use the customer guide to gather proof of demand, the supplier guide to check how you will deliver, and the business access guide to prepare an introduction. Save what you find in My Research Workspace. A shared goal, checked evidence, and a willing counterpart turn a broad comparison into a useful next conversation.
