Amazon FBA revenue calculator
Revenue calculator searches often want take-home on a list price after Amazon fees. This page stacks referral and fulfillment, then shows payout before optional COGS so revenue intent stays clearer than a full P&L brand tool. No Profit Guru shell - FeeStackBase settlement desk only.
Estimate only — not your seller payout.
When to use — and when not to
When to use
Revenue keyword landing; comparing list prices before buying stock; explaining payout vs sticker price.
When not to
Deep COGS focus → amazon-fba-cost-calculator. Short fba profit slug → fba-profit-calculator.
Assumptions
Price as revenue input; fees subtracted; COGS fields available in profit mode.
Worked examples
$50 list, $6 fulfill
Referral $7.50 + $6 → net after fees $36.50 before COGS
$22 list, $3.4 fulfill, 5% ads
Shows ads as a revenue cut
How it calculates
revenue = price net_after_fees = price − referral − fulfillment − ads − other
Stack the fee lines, then read payout (and profit when costs are entered).
- Enter the sale price and any buyer-paid shipping that applies.
- Confirm or override the rate defaults for your case.
- Add ads, storage, or costs only when they apply.
- Read the fee stack - estimate only, not the marketplace payout screen.
Common traps
- Revenue after fees ≠ profit after COGS.
- Not affiliated with third-party revenue brands.
- Promotions and coupons need manual adjustment.
Next tool
Revenue wording; profit siblings when margin is the question.
See also: amazon fba profit calculator, amazon fba calculator, and fba fee calculator.
FAQ
No. Independent FeeStackBase estimate — settlement desk wording, not a third-party revenue brand shell.