Sellers who open a store on the Amazon platform will encounter various charges, such as operations, advertising, logistics, warehousing and other links. So how does Amazon charge for overdue inventory? This will be introduced in detail below.
Amazon’s charging methods for overdue inventory are as follows:
1. If the seller’s products are stored for 271-365 days, in addition to the monthly storage fee, additional overage inventory charges are generally required. Surcharge, the price is mainly calculated by volume, which is $1.50 per cubic foot. The calculation formula is as follows: overage inventory surcharge = length There is an additional overage inventory surcharge, and the price is also calculated based on volume, which is generally $6.90 per cubic foot, or $0.15 per item. The main calculation formula is: overage inventory surcharge = length
Amazon’s handling of overdue inventory is as follows:
1. If an Amazon seller has overdue inventory, it can generally be dealt with by reducing prices and advertising, but this method may cause Loss of profit.
2. Sellers can also conduct off-site promotions to deal with overdue inventory. Sellers generally need to plan for breakeven through off-site activities to clear goods.
3. Variants are split and merged. Sellers can also use the traffic of hot-selling products to drive the sale of unsalable products, which can effectively clear inventory.
4. Sellers can also sell overdue inventory to FBA inventory buyers at low prices. In this way, overdue inventory can also be cleared. The general purchase price is 20% of the normal selling price of the product.
The above content has provided a detailed introduction to Amazon’s overdue inventory charges. If a seller has overdue inventory, it will increase storage costs, which is detrimental to the seller’s store operations. Therefore, once overdue inventory occurs, sellers need to clear the inventory in time, which can effectively save storage costs and is of great benefit to the later operations of the seller’s store.