FBA reimbursement estimator.
Amazon loses and damages inventory more often than most sellers realize. Estimate what you can claim back.
Get a free audit ↗An estimate of recoverable value. Actual reimbursement depends on Amazon's records and the audit; claims generally must be filed within the reimbursement window.
Warehouses lose things.
Inventory gets lost in the warehouse, damaged in transit, or returned and never restocked, and fees get miscalculated. Amazon will reimburse these, but only if you find them and file the claim in time.
It adds up quietly
A few units a month at real cost, across your claim window, is often thousands of dollars sitting unclaimed.
The window closes
Claims must be filed within Amazon's reimbursement window, so audit regularly rather than once a year.
What can I get reimbursed for on Amazon?
Inventory lost or damaged in the warehouse or inbound, items returned but not restocked, wrong fee charges, and customer refunds that were never returned.
How much do sellers usually recover?
It varies with volume, but sellers moving real units often recover hundreds to thousands of dollars they did not know they were owed.
Do I have to file claims myself?
You can, or a service can audit and file for you. Either way, the window to claim is limited, so do it regularly.
Estimates for planning only. Verify current Amazon fees in Seller Central; results depend on your inputs.
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