Enter price, cost, size, weight, and ad spend to estimate FBA profit, ROI, and break-even price.
Use this tool
Enter price, landed cost, package size, weight, category, ads, storage, discounts, and optional manual FBA fee. Result: Review profit, margin, ROI, break-even price, target price, and a downloadable CSV.
Enter one Amazon FBA product scenario and get a live profit, margin, ROI, break-even price, and fee breakdown for US marketplace planning.
Adjust the fields to calculate Amazon FBA profit.
Ready.
Tool guide
Use this calculator before buying stock or changing price. It separates product cost, Amazon fees, ads, storage, discounts, and returns so you can see what is left.
Enter price, cost, size, weight, and ad spend to estimate FBA profit, ROI, and break-even price.
The package size, shipping weight, category, or manual fulfillment fee can change the model more than the sale price.
Confirm the packed dimensions and weight, choose the closest referral category, and use the manual FBA fee field when Seller Central gives you a known fee.
Small products can look profitable until per-unit ad spend, storage, discounts, and return allowance are included.
Enter those costs as per-unit values and compare the break-even price with your planned selling price before buying stock.
The export reflects the current form state only, so stale browser fields or blank optional costs can make the row look incomplete.
Recalculate after changing inputs, then download the CSV again and keep one export per product scenario.
Use it for fast planning and scenario checks. If Seller Central shows an exact FBA fee for your SKU, enter it in the manual FBA fulfillment fee field.
The default fee model is for Amazon US FBA planning. Other marketplaces use different referral, fulfillment, storage, tax, and shipping rules.
It separates referral fee, FBA fulfillment estimate, fuel surcharge, storage, ads, discounts, return allowance, product cost, and inbound cost so you can see which input changes profit.