Amazon FBA Low Inventory Level Fees - Everything You Need To Know

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In This Video:
00:00 Introduction
01:03 About the Amazon FBA Low Inventory Level Fee
02:54 Amazon Backtracks on April Inventory Level Fees
03:47 Breakdown of Amazon Email on Inventory Level Fees
04:47 How Amazon FBA Low Inventory Level Fees Work
07:32 Live Look at FBA Inventory Dashboard
11:28 Examples of Who Is Impacted by FBA Low Inventory Level Fees
12:46 How Much Are Amazon FBA Low Inventory Level Fees?
13:48 FBA Low Inventory Level Fees Calculated at Parent Level
16:47 Quick Review of FBA Low Inventory Level Fees
18:09 How to Avoid Low Inventory Level Fees
19:27 Conclusion and Wrap - Please Subscribe

In December of 2023, Amazon announced an arsenal of new, complicated fees that Sellers would be paying. Those fees were to begin in March 2024 as well as into April.

One such fee is the new "FBA Low Inventory Level Fee". This fee is a nasty surcharge that Amazon charges you PER UNIT when items sell that are below what Amazon determines to be an optimal amount of inventory coverage based on both a 30-day and a 90-day sales history.

In this video, Fred McKinnon explains the Low Inventory Level Fee, as well as Amazon's decision to refund the fees that are incurred in April so that sellers better understand how they work.

More info on the Low Inventory Level Fee can be found here in the Amazon Seller Central Portal (login required)
https://sellercentral.amazon.com/help/hub/reference/GV43F6S76Y9DHYRH
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