Does Amazon Payments include delivery fees? What are the fee details?

Many merchants who have opened stores on Amazon know that Amazon's fees include many aspects. So if you want to know the profit of the store, you need to know the details of Amazon's expenses. Does Amazon's payment include delivery fees?

1. Does Amazon Payments include delivery fees?

If you want to view the relevant FBA fee details for a particular FBA product, you can view it in the following ways:

1. Go to the Amazon inventory management page and search for the corresponding product. 2. Click the amount under Fee Preview in the list.

3. Click Show FBA fulfillment fee details on the pop-up page to view the specific FBA fee details.

2. What does Amazon’s fee details include:

1. Amazon Logistics Delivery Fee

Generally, the fee is charged per piece, and the fee is related to the weight and size of the product. If a standard product weighs less than 2 pounds, then it is $3.96 per piece. And this logistics and distribution fee will be adjusted at different times.

According to the latest notice from Amazon’s backend, Amazon’s delivery fees have increased across the board since February 2018. Previously there was a distinction between peak and off-peak seasons, but after February 22 next year, there will no longer be a distinction between peak and off-peak seasons.

2. Amazon monthly storage fees

Amazon's products can be divided into standard size and super-standard size according to size; according to nature, they can be divided into media products and non-media products. If you use FBA warehouse service, you need to pay the FBA warehouse rental fee in proportion to each cubic foot per month.

During the peak season, one cubic foot costs $2.35, or one cubic meter costs $82.9 per month.

3. Long-term storage fees

In addition to the monthly storage fees, Amazon will also charge

Products that have been in the warehouse for at least 6 months are charged a long-term storage fee twice a year. Inventory that has been in the warehouse for 6-12 months is charged $11.25 per cubic foot, while inventory that has been in the warehouse for 12 months or more is charged $22.50 per cubic foot.

4. Inventory configuration service fee

This is the inventory placement service fee, also known as the consolidation fee. When sellers convert their listings to FBA shipments, Amazon will randomly distribute your products to multiple warehouses. Amazon defaults to separate warehouses. If you do not set up consolidation, you do not have to pay this fee. If you set up consolidation, Amazon will charge per piece, and the specific fee depends on the number of destinations selected.

5. Amazon’s Shipment Removal Fees

Removal fees are charged for each unit removed. Typically, removal orders are processed within 14 business days. However, during the holiday season and peak removal periods, it may take 30 business days or longer to process a removal order.

Amazon's payments generally include delivery fees. Through the above introduction, we know where to view the details of Amazon's expenses. Merchants can view it through the above method, so as to analyze these fees and save store expenses.

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