As an Amazon seller, Amazon logistics is implemented throughout, so learning to calculate Amazon logistics fees is also a crucial skill. In other words, even if you don’t calculate it yourself, you need to understand how it is calculated, so that you will have a basic idea in your daily operations and promotions. Let’s take a look at it next.
How are Amazon's logistics fees calculated?
Price calculation formula:
Selling price = (cost + shipping + profit) ÷ exchange rate ÷ 0.85 (Amazon charges a 15% commission on each order)
The normal profit margin requirement is generally 20%-30%. Assuming the profit margin is 20%, the above formula can be simplified to
Selling price = (cost + freight) ÷ exchange rate ÷ 0.65 (this parameter can change according to the change of profit margin)
Note:
1. Cost refers to the purchase cost of the product, including the product price and domestic purchase freight
2. Freight refers to the transportation cost of the ordered products, that is, the freight incurred in delivering the ordered products from the domestic area to the customer.
Understanding the basic principles of Amazon logistics calculations can be regarded as a deeper exploration of opening a store. For more updated Amazon logistics information, please continue to pay attention!
