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Amazon FBA Profit Calculator

Enter your selling price, product cost, and Amazon fees to get net profit, margin, ROI, and break-even price for an FBA product. You supply your own fees.

See whether an Amazon FBA product is profitable after fees. Everything is computed in your browser — no Amazon account connection, nothing sent to a server.

The fee fields start with example values. Amazon's fees vary by category, size, and weight and change over time, so replace them with the exact figures from your Seller Central account for an accurate result.
Product

Your cost of goods

Display only — no conversion

Amazon fees

Per unit

Your costs

To Amazon, per unit

Per unit

Net profit per unit

$7.00

You make $7.00 per unit — a 23.33% margin and 73.68% ROI.

Summary

Revenue
$30.00
Amazon fees
$10.50
Total cost
$23.00
Net profit / unit
$7.00
Net margin
23.33%
ROI
73.68%
Break-even price
$21.76

Cost breakdown

Product
$8.00
Amazon fees
$10.50
Fulfillment
$1.50
Advertising
$3.00
Other
$0.00

Order totals

Total revenue
$30.00
Total net profit
$7.00
How is this calculated?

Referral fee = Selling price × referral % ÷ 100

Amazon fees = Referral + FBA fee + Storage + Other Amazon fee

Total cost = Product + Amazon fees + Inbound + Prep + Advertising + Other

Net profit = Selling price − Total cost

ROI = Net profit ÷ your outlay (product + inbound + prep + other) × 100

Break-even price = the selling price where net profit is zero, solved to account for the percentage referral fee

Understanding FBA profitability

FBA profit is what remains after Amazon's fees and all of your own costs. Because the referral fee is a percentage and the FBA fee is fixed, small changes in price or product cost can swing a product from profitable to not.

Referral fee vs. FBA fee

The referral fee is a percentage commission on the sale; the FBA fulfillment fee is a fixed charge per unit for picking, packing, and shipping. Entering both, along with storage, gives a realistic view of what Amazon keeps.

Margin and ROI together

Margin shows profit as a share of the sale price; ROI shows it against the cash you put in to source the unit. Sellers often look at both — a healthy margin with weak ROI (or the reverse) tells you where to focus.

Use your own numbers

The accuracy of the result depends entirely on the fees you enter. Pull your current referral percentage and FBA fee from Seller Central rather than relying on the example defaults.

Frequently asked questions

What is an Amazon FBA profit calculator?

It works out your net profit, margin, ROI, and break-even price on an Amazon FBA product after the referral fee, FBA fulfillment fee, and your own costs. You enter your fees, so it stays accurate to your account.

What fees do Amazon FBA sellers pay?

The main ones are the referral fee (a percentage of the sale price), the FBA fulfillment fee (a fixed amount per unit based on size and weight), and storage fees. On top of Amazon's fees you also pay for the product, inbound shipping, prep, and advertising.

How do I calculate Amazon FBA profit?

Start with the selling price, subtract the referral fee and FBA fee, then subtract your product cost, inbound shipping, prep, advertising, and any other costs. What remains is your net profit per unit.

What is the Amazon referral fee?

The referral fee is Amazon's commission on each sale, charged as a percentage of the selling price. The exact percentage depends on the product category, so enter the rate that applies to yours.

Where do I find my exact FBA fees?

Your current referral percentage, FBA fulfillment fee, and storage fees are shown in Amazon Seller Central and in Amazon's published fee schedules. This calculator does not fetch them — enter the figures from your own account for an accurate result.

What is a good FBA margin or ROI?

There is no universal number — it depends on your category, price point, and how much you reinvest in advertising. Use the break-even price and ROI here to compare products, rather than aiming for a fixed benchmark.

How is the break-even price calculated?

It is the selling price at which net profit is zero. Because the referral fee is a percentage of the price, the calculator solves for it rather than simply summing costs, so the percentage fee is handled correctly.

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