What is the Amazon FBA Profit Calculator? Amazon FBA Profit Calculator Review

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Used to calculate profits for Amazon FBA products.

To do business on Amazon, you need to have a detailed understanding of the expenditure of various expenses and regularly calculate the profit and loss of each product. You can continue to invest in profitable products and sell loss-making products in a timely manner to ensure overall profit.

Generally speaking, product profit can be calculated using the following formula:

FBA product profit = product selling price - various expenses (including product cost, platform commission, FBA fee, operating cost, etc.)

Product Cost

Product procurement cost + first-leg freight

Amazon platform commission

8%-15% of sales amount (commission ratio for most products)

Amazon FBA Fees

Amazon FBA (Fulfillment by Amazon) allows third-party sellers to use Amazon's efficient logistics infrastructure to achieve warehouse storage, order packaging and delivery. Amazon also provides customer service, etc. Sellers using this service will incur some fees.

1. FBA order delivery fee

2. FBA inventory storage fees

3. Removal Order Fee/Inventory Handling Fee

4. Return processing fee

5. Unplanned pre-processing service fee

These five items are the common fees in Amazon FBA. The specific fee details can be checked in the seller backend of the corresponding site, or you can use the FBA calculator of the corresponding site to search for similar products for inquiry.

Here is the link to the official FBA calculator for Amazon US:

https://sellercentral.amazon.com/hz/fba/profitabilitycalculator/index?lang=en_US

Operating costs

Marketing costs (advertising + promotions)

Return and exchange costs

In addition, before selecting products, you must first understand the various costs of the product and always keep track of your actual profit situation. If there is no profit margin for the product, no matter how many orders you receive, it will be a waste of effort. You can use some free Amazon FBA calculator plug-ins to analyze the market and understand the product profit margin during the product selection process.

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