Allowing Tariff Monster through your security software

A short guide for IT teams and managed-service providers.

Tariff Monster (tariff.monster) is a tariff calculation and simulation platform used by United States customs brokers, freight forwarders and importers of record. It is owned and operated by Bridgemaster Holdings LLC of Hapeville, Georgia.

The domain was registered in August 2026. A few security products, Datto AV among them, have misclassified it as new, suspicious or phishing. If your users see a block page when they open Tariff Monster, add the domains below to your allow list. We are working with the rating vendors to correct their records.

1. Domains to allow

tariff.monster
www.tariff.monster
freetariffcalculator.com
tariff.monsterThe application, and every link in our email. Required.
freetariffcalculator.comShort links in our text messages. They forward to tariff.monster.

Inside the application, a few steps load well-known services that are normally allowed already: Stripe (stripe.com, js.stripe.com) for billing and identity checks, Persona (withpersona.com) for identity verification, and Google Maps (maps.googleapis.com, maps.gstatic.com) for address lookup.

2. Where to add them

Datto AVIn the Datto AV policy, open DNS Secure and add each domain to the Trusted Domain List. Enter the domain only, without https://.
Microsoft Defender for EndpointAdd an Allow indicator for each domain under Settings › Endpoints › Indicators › URLs/Domains.
Other productsLook for an allow list, trusted sites, exceptions or a category override in your web filter, DNS filter, firewall or endpoint web-protection policy.

3. Email from Tariff Monster

4. How to check it is really us