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FBA fees creep up quietly: a product measured a little too large, stock that sits too long, shipments split across too many warehouses. Here are the levers that actually move your fees, and how to check each one.
Check that every product is in the right size tier with correct dimensions, keep inventory at a steady level that matches demand, act on aging stock before surcharges hit, compare inbound placement options, and reduce returns. Most savings come from fixing a few high-volume products, not from small changes across the whole catalog.
Amazon changes fee rates and rules regularly, so treat this as a checklist of what to look at, and check the current numbers on Amazon’s fee pages before making decisions.
| If you see this | Likely cause | What to try |
|---|---|---|
| Fulfillment fee higher than expected | Wrong dimensions or a size tier just above the line | Re-measure, or test smaller packaging |
| Storage fees rising | Too many weeks of cover, slow sellers | Reorder smaller and more often |
| Aged inventory surcharges | Overstock on a few ASINs | Promote, bundle or remove early |
| High placement fees | Shipments sent to a single location | Compare split-shipment options |
| High return costs | Listing doesn’t match the product | Fix images, sizing and bullets |
Our team reviews size tiers, inventory levels, aging stock, inbound plans and reimbursements as part of our FBA consulting, and turns the findings into a short list of changes for your highest-volume products.
See what’s covered on our Amazon FBA consulting page, or estimate per-unit margin with our FBA profit calculator.
The fulfillment fee per unit, which depends on size tier and weight, plus monthly storage fees, and charges such as aged inventory surcharges, inbound placement fees and low-inventory-level fees. Amazon updates these regularly, so check the current fee pages in Seller Central.
Compare the dimensions and weight Amazon has on file in Seller Central with your own measurements of the packaged product. If Amazon’s numbers are wrong, you can ask for the product to be re-measured.
Yes. Fulfillment fees are based on the packaged size and weight, so a slightly smaller box can drop a product into a cheaper size tier. Make sure the new packaging still protects the product.
Order closer to real demand, watch inventory age reports monthly, and act on slow sellers early with promotions, removals or liquidation before they reach the surcharge thresholds.
It can. Amazon may charge a low-inventory-level fee on some products when stock is low compared with demand. The goal is steady stock, not the smallest possible amount.
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