Amazon FBA Fees Explained 20203- (FULL BREAKDOWN)

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Today we are going to be looking at a complete break down of Amazon Fee's. By the end of this lesson you'll be able to distinguish between the different seller fee types and relevant costs.

Covered in this video: Amazon Referral Fees, Amazon FBA Storage Fees, FBA Fees in general and how to calculate all of these different amazon seller fees to suit you and your product.

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Jonny Bradley is an Amazon FBA and Branding specialist that has his own training program; the SellerPro Academy. I upload videos and tutorials on how to become an online entrepreneur - specifically Amazon FBA.

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[mohammedyakub]

Hi jonny, can I point out that it works out to £0.02 per month not £0.2 per month. 0.03 x 0.65 = 0.02, not 0.2. Sorry just wanted to point this out because some people may be watching this thinking that the storage fee is really expensive but it is actually much cheaper than that.

[e.]

I love how you bring your teaching skills into your presentations. You’re gifted

[thelandisgreen]

Thank you so much. This is amazing teaching & the visuals and sounds are on point. 5/5 rating!

[nicknewman]

As always a Great Video. thanks Jonny keep the Value coming.

[vm]

Fantastic video. Thank you Jonny. Just a small suggestion. I think it would be beneficial to wrap up this video with a visual example of a product at its buying price, then incorporating all these costs, then coming up with a profit margin and a selling price so the viewers can see how the product price and costs evolve from start to finish. Or it could be an idea for the next video.

[fash]

the good thing about this video was, now I know how to calculate VAT fast by multiplying with 1.2 :-D haha thank u

[julietteberger]

"You don't know, what you don't know". YES. Ray Dalio Principles? :-) Thanks for sharing this video Jonny

[laurendootson]

Hey, can I generate my own barcodes for my products? I have a label maker and you can add the numbers, I'm just unsure of duplication with products that are already on amazon, thanks in advance for your help 😊

[Naveed-itwf]

Can you cover the shipment dtd cost scenario

[bharatvaidya]

Good Video. Do you have any video on FBM ?

[Elvira_Berzina]

Thanks !! So much value in this video !

[mnminnmn]

are there calculators out there that let you input dimensions, weight etc...to give costs to determine whether you want to offer a 1, 2, or 3 pack?

[alandavidoff]

Great presentation - thank you!! But I am still unclear about the costs of FBA. Does the Amazon Rate Card include the cost of postage and packaging? I will have 36 items packed in one box but will be selling perhaps 1 item per buyer. Will Amazon make any extra charge other than the amount they state on their Rate Card for that size / weight of a single product? I am not referring to storage or commission / referral - I know about those.

[CryptoTakeOver]

Great video!! Learning so much from your videos! I’m also making BTC videos I hope you enjoy!

[adamstafford]

Hi Jonny, thanks for the video, really informative. Thank you also for including details on VAT here, not a lot of people include it. I have a query, I'm selling a product for £16.99, after all Amazon fee, marketing costs and cost of production I end up with a profit of roughly £5 but then VAT is charged and I end up with a profit of around £1.5. Is this normal? I feel if I increase my price further I'll be pushed out of the market. Can I claim this VAT back since I paid import Tax and other taxes along the way or do I just need to cut costs somewhere?

[adventurousgirl]

I am so glad I find you on my early stage on becoming BEST SELLER, litter help with free membership for Jungle Scout would be of great help :)

[Hasankhan-ijzf]

I have a question, do you have to use the amazon delivery service