Amazon FBA calculator with import duty
Chain landed cost into FBA profit: duty, freight and import tax through referral and fulfilment fees to net margin, now that the US de minimis exemption is gone.
Built for the post-de-minimis world. Of nineteen ecommerce profit calculators we audited, none model import duty at all.
$3,397.32 a month at 300 units
- Amazon referral (15%)−$4.5015%
- FBA fulfilment−$4.1013.7%
- Landed cost of goods−$6.4421.5%
- Advertising−$3.0010%
- Returns−$0.431.4%
- Net profitkept$11.4638.2%
Fees move with the price, so the line is not straight.
Questions people ask about this
Why does import duty belong in an FBA calculation?
Because since 29 August 2025 there is no US de minimis exemption, so every unit you import owes duty from the first cent. For a China-sourced private-label seller, duty is now frequently a bigger line item than Amazon's referral fee — and it lands before you sell anything, so it hits cash flow first and margin second.
What duty rate should I use?
The one on your commodity code, from the destination tariff — not a category average. Footwear and apparel run into double digits, most consumer electronics are zero-rated, and tariff actions on particular origins can stack on top of the base rate. We link the official lookup, and the calculator takes whatever rate you enter.
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Where these numbers come from
Rates and rules change, and a calculator running on stale data is worse than no calculator. Every figure below carries the date we last checked it and a confidence level, so you can judge how much weight to put on it.
| Source | Publisher | Effective | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Suspending duty-free de minimis treatment for all countries Signed 2025-07-30, effective 2025-08-29, applying to all countries rather than only China and Hong Kong. The $800 exemption that most duty calculators still assume no longer exists. | The White House (Executive Order 14324) | 2025-08-29 | Primary source |
| Amazon FBA fulfilment rate card 2026 Amazon's own rate card is login-gated, so every third-party figure — including ours — is a secondary reproduction. Directionally consistent across four independent sources. Verify against your own Seller Central rate card before pricing a product on it. | AMZ Prep | 2026-01-15 | Secondary source |
| Amazon 3.5% fuel and logistics surcharge on FBA fees A 3.5% surcharge applied to the fulfilment fee itself, not the sale price, on FBA and Multi-Channel Fulfilment in the US and Canada from 2026-04-17 (2026-05-02 for MCF and Buy with Prime). Roughly $0.15 to $0.35 per unit on a standard item. | Fast FBA 3PL | 2026-04-17 | Corroborated |
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