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Free tools · For Amazon FBA sellers

Free Amazon FBA
calculators & tools.

Practical calculators built for Amazon sellers, covering inventory planning, cash flow, and FBA fees. Each one answers a real question with a real number, in plain English.

A practical workflow

How to use these calculators together.

Each tool answers one question. Run them in order and you'll have a defensible PO size, a clear reorder trigger, and a real read on what each SKU is costing you to hold.

  1. 01

    Start with demand

    Use the Days of Supply and Safety Stock calculators to translate raw sales velocity into a buffer that protects against lead-time variability.

  2. 02

    Set the trigger

    Drop your safety stock into the Reorder Point Calculator to find the on-hand level that should kick off your next PO, before stockouts rather than after.

  3. 03

    Audit inventory health

    Run Sell-Through Rate, IPI Score, and Aged Inventory Risk to find the SKUs hurting your storage limits and your warehouse efficiency.

  4. 04

    Price the consequences

    Use Stockout Cost, Cash Tied Up in Inventory, and the FBA Fee Estimator to translate inventory decisions into dollars so you can make the right trade-off, not just the safe one.

FAQ

About these free FBA tools.

Common questions sellers ask before using the calculators. If you need something the tools don't cover, the longer guides on each page go deeper.

Are these calculators really free?
Yes. No account, no email gate, no “unlock the full result” trick. Every calculator runs entirely in your browser — your numbers never leave the page.
Which calculator should I start with?
Most sellers start with Safety Stock and Reorder Point. Those two together cover the “when do I place my next PO?” question that drives most stockouts. From there, work outward to the health and cash tools.
Do these work for AWD and 3PL inventory too?
The math works for any warehouse. What matters is using the right inventory baseline. For days of cover and reorder point, include FBA + AWD + 3PL + inbound to get an honest number.
How accurate are the FBA fee estimates?
The FBA Fee Estimator uses Amazon's published fee schedule for referral, fulfillment, and storage. It's accurate for planning a launch, but always confirm against Seller Central for live SKUs, since fee tiers change.
Can I use these for multiple marketplaces?
Yes. Run each marketplace separately. Demand variability and lead times differ enough between US, CA, UK, and EU that a single combined input usually under- or over-buffers.
Do I need a math or stats background?
No. Each tool explains its inputs in plain English and translates the result into a sentence you can act on. The deeper formula breakdowns are there if you want them, but you don't need them.
▲ Profit Hawk

Like the calculators? Profit Hawk runs them across your whole Amazon catalog.

Built for sellers who've outgrown spreadsheets. Connect Seller Central and Profit Hawk recalculates inventory, cash, and fee math continuously, with no copying numbers between tabs.