Amazon FBA Calculator Canada (2026 Edition)
Accurate calculations for referral fees, storage costs, and net margins.
Why Use This Free Amazon FBA Calculator Canada?
Stop guessing your numbers. To succeed on Amazon in 2025, you need precise data. Our free Amazon FBA Profit Calculator helps you estimate your fees, net profit, and return on investment (ROI) in seconds.
Whether you are a private label seller or doing wholesale, knowing your true break-even point is the only way to protect your margins.
How to Calculate Your Amazon.ca FBA Fees
Using this tool is simple. Follow these 3 steps to get an accurate financial breakdown:
- Step 1: Enter Product Price. Input the price you plan to sell your product for on Amazon.
- Step 2: Input Costs. Add your manufacturing cost per unit and the shipping cost to Amazon’s warehouse.
- Step 3: Review Fees. We automatically calculate the estimated Referral Fee (typically 15%) and FBA Fulfillment Fee based on standard size tiers.
Click the “Calculate” button, and you will instantly see your potential Net Profit.
Understanding Your Profit Metrics in Canada
It is not just about revenue; it is about what you keep. This calculator breaks down three critical metrics:
- Net Profit: The actual cash value you earn after all costs and Amazon fees are deducted.
- Profit Margin: The percentage of the selling price that is profit. High margins mean a safer business.
- ROI (Return on Investment): This shows how efficiently your capital is working. A 100% ROI means you double your money on every sale.
What is a Good Profit Margin for FBA?
For most Private Label sellers, a healthy Net Profit Margin is between 25% and 30%. If your calculation shows a margin below 15% (marked in red), your business is at risk.
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Updates for 2025 FBA Policies
Amazon frequently changes its fee structure. This Amazon FBA Profit Calculator is updated to reflect the latest referral fee percentages and fulfillment logic. We account for standard storage fees, but please note that Q4 (October-December) storage fees may be higher.
A: Break-Even ACOS is simply your pre-ad Profit Margin expressed as a percentage.
Formula: (Sales Price – COGS – FBA Fees) / Sales Price.
A: No. In Canada, sales tax (HST/GST) is collected from the customer and remitted to the government. This calculator estimates your Gross Profit. You should consult a Canadian accountant for tax filings.
A: Profit Margin is the percentage of the sale price you keep as profit. ROI (Return on Investment) measures how efficiently your capital works. For rapid growth, focus on high ROI. For business stability, focus on high Margin.
A: Logistics costs in Canada are generally higher than in the US due to lower population density and larger geography.
