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Amazon revenue calculator
Enter an ASIN and the calculator reads sell price, Buy Box, dimensions and size tier from Amazon, then estimates referral and FBA fees, inbound cost, net profit and margin.
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Calculation method
What the calculator handles automatically
- 01Reads sell price, Buy Box, product dimensions and size tier from Amazon data.
- 02Requests current referral and FBA fee estimates for the ASIN.
- 03Estimates inbound cost from package size and weight.
- 04Subtracts Amazon fees, inbound, other costs and COGS from the sell price.
- 05Returns seller proceeds, net profit, net margin and an optional quantity forecast.
Enter an ASIN and the calculator reads sell price, Buy Box, dimensions and size tier from Amazon, then estimates referral and FBA fees, inbound cost, net profit and margin.
Why sellers calculate Amazon revenue before they buy
Most products that lose money were losing it at the purchase order, not in the advertising. The gap is usually the size tier: a package a centimetre over a threshold carries a larger FBA fee on every unit for the life of the product. This reads the dimensions and weight Amazon actually holds for the ASIN, works out the tier, and returns fees, profit and margin per unit before you commit to a batch or agree a supplier price.
What it cannot see
Fees come from Amazon at the current price and size tier. Storage, returns, coupons and advertising are not included, so this is the ceiling on your margin rather than what reaches your bank account.
Revenue Calculator questions
How accurate is this Amazon revenue calculator?
Referral and FBA fees come from Amazon's own fee estimate for that ASIN at its current price, so they are as accurate as Amazon's classification of the product. Cost per unit and extra costs are yours to enter, and the profit line is only as good as those numbers.
Why is my margin lower in Seller Central than here?
Because a real month includes storage, returns, coupons, promotions and advertising, and this calculates one unit at the current price. Sellers who compare the two usually find the gap is advertising, not fees.
Do I have to enter my cost per unit?
No, but without it the result shows what survives Amazon's fees rather than profit. The tool says so instead of calling an unknown cost base profitable.
What this connects to
The tool found a problem. What comes next?
Share the result with UNITIX and we will tell you whether the constraint is advertising, listing conversion, competition, or account structure.