Model every Amazon FBA fee for 2026, referral, fulfillment, storage, returns & PPC, then see true net profit and margin before you source inventory.
Last updated: - Amazon 2026 fee rates
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Net Profit = Selling Price − Product Cost − Referral Fee − FBA Fulfillment − Storage − Returns Reserve − PPC − Prep/Inbound − Other Costs
Worked example (USA, Home & Kitchen, Jan 2026 rates): Sell $29.99, cost $11.50, referral 15% ($4.50), small-standard FBA ≈ $3.30–$4.98 by weight, storage ~$0.15–$0.40/unit/month, returns reserve 5% (~$1.50). Before PPC, many sellers land ~$7–$10 net (~23–33% margin). Add 25% ACOS on ad-attributed units and net can drop to ~$4–$6, which is why we model PPC inside the same calculator.
Estimates use Amazon's published fee structure. See our fee accuracy report for verification details and limitations.
Amazon FBA fees in 2026 include referral fees (by category), FBA fulfillment (by size tier; USA update effective January 15, 2026), monthly storage, returns reserves, and optional aged-inventory charges. Our free Amazon FBA calculator totals each line item for your SKU. Read the full breakdown in our Amazon FBA fees explained guide.
Enter selling price, product cost, dimensions, category, and marketplace. The calculator applies 2026 referral and fulfillment rates, plus storage, returns, and PPC. Net profit = revenue minus all fees and costs. See our step-by-step calculate FBA profit guide for the full formula.
Yes. FBAlytic is a free Amazon FBA calculator with 2026 fee rates, no signup, no limits. Use it to model FBA fees 2026 before ordering inventory.
We support USA, UK, Canada, Germany, India, and UAE with marketplace-specific 2026 fee tables for referral, fulfillment, and storage. See dedicated USA, UK, and India fee guides for worked examples.
We use Amazon’s published 2026 rate structure, updated after January fee changes. Always confirm final fees in Seller Central’s Revenue Calculator before large inventory orders.
The calculator includes product cost, inbound/prep, PPC (ACOS/TACOS), return rate, and storage months, not just referral and fulfillment. That gives true net profit, not gross margin.
Many private-label sellers target 20–30%+ net after all fees and modest PPC. Thin categories may clear less. Use the ROI calculator and margin benchmarks guide before you commit capital.
Use both for different jobs: FBAlytic for free fee/profit math; Helium 10 (affiliate) for keyword demand and competition. Start with profit math so you do not validate an unprofitable SKU.
Yes. Offers under $10 can use Low-Price FBA fulfillment rates that differ from the standard ladder. Model both paths if your price sits near $10.
Referral percentages often look similar, but fulfillment and storage differ by currency and ladder. Compare our USA, UK, and India fee guides, then switch marketplace inside the calculator.