Enter one pack. You get a yes or no against the rules we follow on client accounts, the discount tier, and what it saves per sale. It runs in your browser, so nothing you type is sent to us.
The discount is taken off your referral fee on packs of several units. The size of the discount depends on how many units are in the pack.
| Units in the pack | Discount on the referral fee |
|---|---|
| 2 to 9 | 15% |
| 10 to 23 | 20% |
| 24 or more | 25% |
To qualify, the selling price must be at least 20 (dollars, pounds or euros). A pack must also have either 10 or more units, or 2 or more units together with a total volume of at least 1,400 cubic inches, or 2 or more units together with a total weight of at least 35 pounds. Clothing and supplements are not covered.
In Seller Central, in the fee breakdown of an order. A discounted order reads like this: "Your calculated referral fee of 3.30 USD has been discounted by 25% through Amazon Bulk Services." Our case study shows it.
No. Passing means the pack meets the rules. The discount starts after the pack is set up: a single-unit listing exists, and a product hierarchy file that links the pack to that unit is uploaded to Amazon. Then check an order's fee breakdown after about a day.
Yes, and Amazon does not tell you. In our experience an edit through Manage Inventory, or any file upload that does not carry the pack values, can remove it. Once a pack is set up, every change should go in by file with those values included.
It has not worked for us there, so this checker says so. On Amazon UK and Germany it has worked for us even though Amazon has no help page for it; the thresholds above are the US ones, so confirm on your account.
AVA INC. runs Amazon seller accounts. This checker uses the same rules as the tool we use on client accounts. If you would like us to look at one ASIN, the free audit is by email, with no call and no charge.