The calculator told you what could be. Sellerview shows you what actually is: live profit per SKU, PPC leaks, cash flow, every day your business runs.
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Sellerview pulls your orders, fees, ad spend, and costs, and shows you actual net profit per SKU.
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Amazon's own revenue calculator stops at referral and fulfillment fees, ignoring the ad spend that won the order, the returns that reverse it, and storage on anything that doesn't move. This one shows the full waterfall: every fee Amazon charges, every cost it leaves out, and the margin you actually bank. Built for Amazon US, with UK, India and 6 more marketplaces in the switcher.
Disclaimer: This calculator provides estimates based on Amazon's published fee structures (2025–2026). Actual fees may vary based on promotions, category changes, weight handling, and product attributes. Always verify with Amazon Seller Central for exact fees. Exchange rates are illustrative.
Every fee Amazon charges, broken out line by line, not just a single estimate.
Selling on more than one Amazon marketplace? Switch the marketplace dropdown above and referral fees, fulfillment costs, currency, and tax handling all adjust automatically, no manual lookups, no separate spreadsheets per country. Want this live on every listing you browse, without re-entering numbers each time? Get the Sellerview Chrome Extension for instant, on-page fee and profit data.
Every Amazon US sale carries two Amazon fees: a referral fee set by product category, and an FBA fulfillment fee set by weight and size tier. The calculator above applies both automatically. Here is what it is working from.
One cost this calculator does not model is long term storage. Monthly storage is minor on a fast moving SKU, but aged inventory surcharges and higher Q4 rates can turn a healthy margin negative on slow sellers. If your sell through is slow, read the net profit above as a ceiling rather than a forecast.
Want the same breakdown while you browse? The Sellerview Chrome extension shows fees and margin on any Amazon listing. Selling on Amazon India as well? See how GST changes your real margin.
The calculator told you what could be. Sellerview shows you what actually is: live profit per SKU, PPC leaks, cash flow, every day your business runs. Prefer it on every listing instead of typing numbers in? Our Chrome Extension does that automatically.
Quick answers to the most common questions about Amazon FBA profitability and how Sellerview works.
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Chat with SupportThe calculator accounts for all major Amazon FBA cost components:
Results are highly accurate when you enter real figures. The calculator uses Amazon's published fee structure for the marketplace you select, starting with Amazon US. For best accuracy, use your real product cost, actual shipping costs, and a realistic ad spend (ACoS) based on your category benchmarks. The default values shown are illustrative examples to help you get started.
General benchmarks for Amazon FBA sellers, after referral fees, fulfillment costs, ad spend, and returns:
ROI (Return on Investment) tells you how much profit you earn per dollar invested in sourcing and shipping the product. For example, an ROI of 50 percent means for every $100 you invest in product and shipping, you get $50 back as profit. Target a minimum of 30 percent ROI to account for cash cycle times and reinvestment needs. Higher ROI products compound your capital faster as you scale.
Yes. Select your product category from the dropdown and the calculator applies the correct Amazon referral fee rate automatically, covering Electronics, Clothing, Home and Kitchen, Beauty, Toys, Books, and every other major category on Amazon US, UK, and India. Category rates update automatically when you switch marketplaces. You don't need to look up the fee schedule yourself.
The FBA profit calculator is completely free with no sign-up required. Sellerview also offers advanced plans for sellers who want product tracking, competitor monitoring, keyword analytics, and historical profitability data. You can start free and upgrade when you are ready to scale.
Amazon's native calculator only shows their fees in isolation. Sellerview gives you the full picture by layering in your product cost, shipping, and ad spend to show your actual net profit and ROI, not just what Amazon charges. It also provides real-time adjustable inputs so you can model different pricing scenarios and find your optimal margin before you commit to sourcing.
An Amazon revenue calculator typically shows what you'll collect after Amazon's referral and fulfillment fees, also called your settlement. A profit calculator goes further, subtracting your product cost, packaging, ad spend, and return losses to show your actual net profit per unit. This calculator does both: the Settlement figure is your revenue after Amazon fees, and Net Profit per Unit is your real take-home after every cost. For a deeper walkthrough of revenue calculations specifically, see our Amazon revenue calculator guide.
Yes. The Sellerview Chrome Extension shows live profit and fee breakdowns directly on any Amazon product listing as you browse, so you don't need to copy details into this calculator manually. It supports the same FBA, Easy Ship, and Self-Ship fulfillment methods and multiple marketplaces. You can add it free from the Chrome Web Store.
Yes. Select your marketplace from the dropdown above the calculator and fee structures, referral rates, and currency adjust automatically, including GST handling for India and Easy Ship costs where applicable. For a deeper UK-specific breakdown including VAT treatment, see our Amazon FBA Revenue Calculator UK guide.