📦 Amazon FBA · Updated Fees for 2026

Amazon FBA Profit Calculator

Instantly see your true profit per sale — including referral fees, FBA fulfillment, PPC, and COGS. Updated with 2026 Amazon fee structure.

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Small $3.25 Standard $4.75 Large $7.50 Oversize $12
Low 15% Avg 25% High 40%
Or enter $ amount as PPC spend below
Net Profit Per Sale
$8.24/unit
23.5% Margin
💵 Sale Price$34.99
🏭 COGS−$8.50
📊 Referral Fee (15%)−$5.25
📦 FBA Fulfillment−$4.75
📣 PPC (25% ACoS)−$8.75
🗄️ Storage−$0.30
Net Profit / Unit$7.44
📊 Monthly Revenue$17,495
💰 Monthly Profit$3,720
📈 Margin21.3%
🎯 Break-Even / mo~$300 revenue
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Three Seller Tiers — Where Do You Fall?

Set realistic profit targets by understanding the three Amazon seller tiers.

Starter

1–10 units/day
  • $1,000–$5,000 / month revenue
  • $100–$1,500 / month profit
  • 1–3 products
  • Heavy PPC testing phase
  • Focus: get to 10 units/day

Builder

100+ units/day
  • $150k+ / month revenue
  • $25k+ / month profit
  • 10+ products / bundles
  • Off-Amazon traffic (TikTok/YT)
  • Multi-channel (Shopify + Amazon)
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FAQ

Top Amazon FBA seller pricing and profit questions.

What is a good profit margin for Amazon FBA?+

A healthy Amazon FBA profit margin is 15–25% net (after all fees, PPC, and COGS). Net margin below 10% is risky due to Amazon fee changes and PPC inflation. Top private-label sellers target 25–40% on individual SKUs to create buffer for promotions and price wars.

How are Amazon FBA fees calculated?+

Amazon fees consist of: (1) Referral fee — 8–15% of sale price depending on category; (2) FBA fulfillment fee — based on product size/weight tier ($3–$8+ standard-size); (3) Monthly storage fee — $0.87–$2.40 per cubic foot; (4) Individual/Professional seller plan fee. Use our calculator above to get a line-item breakdown.

How does Amazon PPC affect profit?+

Amazon PPC (Sponsored Products) typically costs sellers 15–35% of revenue per unit. A $30 product might spend $5–$10 in PPC to make one sale. ACoS (Ad Cost of Sale) under 25% is considered healthy. Combining PPC + referral fee + FBA fees can easily reach 40–55% of sale price — leaving only 45–60% before COGS.

What product price should I target on Amazon?+

Target a retail price between $25 and $80 for most categories. Below $25, Amazon fees eat too much margin and PPC becomes prohibitive. Above $80, conversion rates drop significantly. Your COGS should ideally be 15–25% of your retail price.

Is Amazon FBA still profitable in 2026?+

Yes. Amazon FBA is still profitable in 2026 but more competitive. 2026 winners focus on: (1) Product differentiation (not just reselling); (2) External traffic (TikTok, YouTube, blog); (3) Strong brand + premium pricing; (4) Multi-channel fulfillment (Amazon + Shopify); (5) Active ACoS management. Generic products selling at race-to-the-bottom prices rarely work today.

How do I reduce my Amazon ACoS?+

Five proven tactics: (1) Improve listing images & conversion rate (the single biggest ACoS lever); (2) Cut losing keywords — 80/20 usually applies; (3) Optimize listing title/bullets for organic rank to offset PPC; (4) Increase price slightly — ACoS drops if conversion holds; (5) Brand story + A+ content to raise average order value.

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