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Amazon FBA Calculator India

The Amazon.in fee stack on the 2026 rate card.

Amazon FBA fee calculator: category-based profit model

The listing

What it sells for, what it costs you to land, and which referral rate Amazon charges.

The packed unit

Measure the box you ship, not the product. These drive the size tier and the dimensional weight.

Your assumptions

The inputs Amazon does not set for you. Each one moves the answer, so none of them defaults to the flattering value.

30 days
Shipping zone

Size tier and clearance

How close this unit sits to the ceiling of its tier. Crossing one of these is what moves a fee, and it is the same arithmetic behind a mis-tiered charge.

Standard

weight handling not modelled

Billed weight1000 / 1000 g100%

From 1000 g, rounded up to a 500 g multiple.

Tightest constraint is billed weight, with 0 g before this unit moves into the next weight step.

Size classes

  • Standard (current tier)
  • Heavy & Bulky

Heavy & Bulky is decided from your dimensions, weight and category. Amazon publishes those trigger thresholds outside this rate card, so no headroom bar is drawn for longest side or girth.

Weight handling is not modelled yet, so the step above sets the band but not a charge.

Referral fee is zero in this band under Amazon India's 16 March 2026 restructure.

GST is charged on the fees listed above at 18%. It is computed here on the components that resolved, so it rises with any component still to be priced.

GST is charged on Amazon's fees at 18% and is shown as its own line. The GST you collect from your customer, and any input tax credit you can claim on these fees, sit outside this calculation.

Not modelled yet (4)

Amazon publishes weight handling only as an image on its fee page rather than as text, so those rates are not read into this calculator yet. Every other line above comes from the page's own text.

  • Easy Ship and Seller Flex rate cards (this table is FBA/FC only)
  • Closing fee product-group variants (#, ##, A, B, C, D)
  • STEP programme levels — Amazon publishes rates for Standard only
  • Sell More Save More multi-unit discounts

Net profit per unit

₹277

PROFITABLE

Healthy margin. Factor in PPC budget before ordering.

Margin
61.8%
ROI
231.1%
Fee take
11.5%
Fee breakdown per unit, from selling price to net profit
Selling price₹449
− Referral fee (0.0%)−₹0
− Closing fee−₹18
− Weight handlingnot modelled
− Pick & pack−₹17
− Storage fee (per unit)−₹9
− GST on Amazon fees (18.0%)−₹8
− Product cost (COGS)−₹120
= Net profit per unit₹277

Upper bound, not an estimate. Not yet modelled for this input: weight handling. Real profit is lower by those amounts.

Revenue split (% of selling price)

  • Product cost26.7%
  • Referral fee0.0%
  • FBA fee9.6%
  • Storage2.0%
  • Net profit61.8%

Break-even price

Not derived for this marketplace: the closing fee moves with the selling price, so a single break-even figure would not hold across the bands.

Max product cost

₹397

The most you can pay per unit at this price before the SKU stops making money.

Fee overcharges start in the same arithmetic as the tiers above: when Amazon's recorded dimensions are larger than the unit actually is, it is billed in a higher tier until the record is corrected.

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Gross revenue
₹44,900
Total Amazon fees
₹5,172
Product cost
₹12,000
Monthly net profit
₹27,728

At 100 units a month. These are the per-unit fees this calculator models, multiplied out, rather than a full settlement.

FBA calculators for other marketplaces

Selling on Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk as well? The same calculator runs on the Amazon US rate card and on the Amazon UK rate card.

Common questions

FBA calculator FAQs

Because Amazon.in charges a stack rather than one fulfillment fee. A single order carries a referral fee, a closing fee fixed by price band, a weight handling fee that changes with how far the parcel travels, a pick and pack fee, monthly storage, and GST on the total of those. A calculator that shows one fulfillment charge and a referral percentage will understate what Amazon actually deducts. This page itemises each component as its own line, including the one it cannot yet price, so you can see which part is moving when your margin moves.