Amazon Seller FBA Calculator 2025

Calculate Profit, ROI & Fees for All Amazon Marketplaces Seller

Note: Fees are based on Amazon’s official 2025 rates. Storage fee is estimated based on average monthly inventory. Always verify with Amazon Seller Central.

Amazon Seller FBA Calculator 2025 – Free Tool for All 22 Countries (Instant Profit & ROI)

Selling on Amazon has become very competitive these days, but it’s never been easier to know your profit potential before placing your first order. That’s why we’ve created the most accurate, completely free Amazon Seller FBA Calculator of 2025. It supports every single Amazon marketplace, from the USA and Canada to new markets like Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Belgium, India, and South Africa.

Whether you’re sourcing from Alibaba, launching private label products, doing retail arbitrage, or wholesale, this calculator tells you instantly:

  • Net profit per unit
  • Profit margin & ROI
  • Exact Amazon referral fees
  • 2025 FBA fulfillment fees (including low-price FBA rates)
  • Monthly storage costs
  • Break-even units
  • FBA vs FBM comparison at a glance

Why You Need an Up-to-Date Amazon FBA Calculator in 2025

Amazon changes fees almost every year. In 2025 alone we’ve seen:

  • New fulfillment fee tiers for lightweight products
  • Updated storage fees (especially October–December peak charges)
  • Low-Price FBA rates for items under $10 (US)
  • New marketplaces launched in Belgium, Egypt, and South Africa

Using an outdated calculator can easily wipe out your margins. Our tool is manually updated with Amazon’s official 2025 fee structure so you never get surprised.

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Which Countries Does This FBA Calculator Support?

This is the only free calculator that includes all 22 active Amazon marketplaces in 2025:

CountryDomainCurrency
United Statesamazon.comUSD
Canadaamazon.caCAD
Mexicoamazon.com.mxMXN
Brazilamazon.com.brBRL
United Kingdomamazon.co.ukGBP
Germanyamazon.deEUR
Franceamazon.frEUR
Italyamazon.itEUR
Spainamazon.esEUR
Netherlandsamazon.nlEUR
Swedenamazon.seEUR
Polandamazon.plPLN
Belgium (new)amazon.com.beEUR
Turkeyamazon.com.trTRY
Indiaamazon.inINR
Japanamazon.co.jpJPY
Australiaamazon.com.auAUD
Singaporeamazon.sgSGD
UAEamazon.aeAED
Saudi Arabiaamazon.saSAR
Egypt (new)amazon.egEGP
South Africa (new)amazon.co.zaZAR

How to Use the Free Amazon FBA Profit Calculator (Step-by-Step)

  1. Select your Amazon marketplace
  2. Enter your selling price (including VAT if required in that country)
  3. Input your total landed cost (product + shipping + duties)
  4. Add shipping cost to Amazon’s warehouse (if any)
  5. Enter product weight and dimensions
  6. (Optional) Adjust estimated monthly sales for accurate storage fee calculation
  7. Click “Calculate Profit & Fees”

You’ll instantly see:

  • Net profit per unit
  • Profit margin percentage
  • Return on Investment (ROI)
  • Total Amazon fees breakdown
  • Monthly storage cost estimate
  • How many units you need to sell to break even

Start Maximizing Your Amazon Profits Today

Now, instead of just guessing, calculate exactly how much profit you’ll make on each product. Bookmark this page and use our free Amazon FBA calculator whenever evaluating a new product, whether you’re selling in the US, Europe, Japan, Australia, or any new marketplace. There’s a calculator for every country.

No spreadsheets. No paid tools. Just accurate, real-time profit calculations for 2025.

Try the calculator above right now – it takes less than 30 seconds to know if a product is worth selling.

Happy selling, and here’s to your most profitable year on Amazon yet!

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FAQs About Amazon FBA Fees in 2025

Are Amazon FBA fees going up in 2025?

Yes – most marketplaces saw a 3–8% increase in fulfillment and storage fees. Peak storage fees (Oct–Dec) are significantly higher.

Is there still a low-price FBA program?

Yes! In the US, items priced $10 and under qualify for reduced fulfillment fees (as low as $2.75 per unit for standard-size).

Should I use FBA or FBM in 2025?

For Prime-eligible sales and higher Buy Box percentage, FBA is still the clear winner for most sellers – especially with the new low-price incentives.

Does this calculator include VAT?

The calculator uses your entered selling price (you decide whether to include VAT). In EU/UK marketplaces, remember to account for VAT in your pricing.

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