FBA Fees Going Down April
Just an FYI if you haven't heard FBA Fees are goind down in April. This may offset the increased inbound cost for you.
FBA Fees Going Down April
Just an FYI if you haven't heard FBA Fees are goind down in April. This may offset the increased inbound cost for you.
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Seller_nRFmxiQg4EGrw
Looks like roughly a 5% decrease. And while that is welcome, compared to the 100%+ increases in inbound shipping that many are reporting, I don't think it's going to come close to balancing out.
Seller_Qbd0RsfZFEZBY
For me the new costs eliminate the possibility of sending partial pallets. So I have to send full pallets only and to one FC, paying the placement fee. This increases my cost by ~$180 a pallet or 36 cents a unit. Most of my items are large standard which the new FBA fee is ~ 20 cents less a unit.
Overall I estimate my costs are up 16 cents a unit so over a year about 4 grand...its not nothing
Seller_m1OFsSylNDclw
Are you going to post about the new Low Inventory Fee and the much higher cost of returns as well?
Seller_JyI1LCCUOEy4f
Yes, but don't forget starting April 1st Low Inventory fees will increase. You think the March 1st fee increase is bad,, look into it. The problem is that Amazon's restock inventory page is 4-7 days out. This is going to affect a lot of sellers with unbelievable fees.
TaylorR_Amazon
Thanks for posting, @Seller_Qbd0RsfZFEZBY. I believe you have seen the update, but I wanted to paste it here as well.
Effective April 15, 2024, Amazon will decrease FBA fulfillment fees for standard-size products by $0.20 per unit and for Large Bulky-size products by $0.61 per unit on average.
