Amazon charges monthly inventory storage fees for the space your inventory occupies in fulfillment centers. Monthly storage fees are calculated on your daily average volume in cubic feet, based on the size of a unit that is properly packaged and ready to ship in accordance with FBA policies and requirements. Fees vary based on product size and time of year. You may have inventory that is classified as dangerous goods, which have fees that are assessed using a different rate card (see below). To determine if your inventory is considered dangerous goods, review the Dangerous Goods Identification Guide.
Program specifics: The details, calculations, or rates for this fee vary if enrolled in the following programs. Visit the program-specific Help page for more information.
FBA New Selection program
Values used to calculate fee
Product size tier |
Product size tiers are measurement categories based on the unit weight, product dimensions, and dimensional weight of a packaged item. Learn how to determine your product-size tier, or use the Monthly Storage Fees report to see the size tier information for products you have previously stored in FBA. |
Current month |
Storage fees vary by time of year based on peak shopping seasons (see the rate card below). |
Product volume |
Product dimensions and volume are measures of the product’s size when fully packaged and ready to ship in accordance with FBA policies and requirements. Monthly inventory storage fees are calculated by cubic foot. Use the Monthly Storage Fees report to see the product volume for products you have previously stored with FBA. |
Average daily units |
Fees are based on the average number of units stored in FBA per month. Use the Monthly Storage Fees report to see the average daily units for your products stored in FBA for previous months. |
Dangerous goods classification status |
Products that can be sold only through the FBA Dangerous Goods program require special handling and storage. Use the look up an ASIN tool to check the classification status of your ASIN and whether it requires enrollment in the FBA Dangerous Goods program. |
Suggested articles: See the following articles for more details on how monthly inventory storage is calculated.
Product size tier
FBA Dangerous Goods program
Dangerous Goods identification guide
Rate cards
To determine which rate card applies to your product:
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Determine if the product is classified as dangerous goods using the look up an ASIN tool.
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Most products will use the first rate card below. If your products are considered dangerous goods, see the Dangerous goods products rate card.
Non-dangerous goods products |
Month |
Standard-size |
Oversize |
January – September |
$0.83 per cubic foot |
$0.53 per cubic foot |
October – December |
$2.40 per cubic foot |
$1.20 per cubic foot |
Dangerous goods products |
Month |
Standard-size |
Oversize |
January – September |
$0.99 per cubic foot |
$0.78 per cubic foot |
October – December |
$3.63 per cubic foot |
$2.43 per cubic foot |
Note: Although standard-size products are smaller than oversize products, they require more complex and costly shelving, drawers, and bins for storage.