Amazon referral fee for Grocery & Gourmet Food
Amazon charges a 8% referral fee on Grocery & Gourmet Food sales, calculated on the total sale price. 8% on items priced $15 or less; 15% on the whole price when over $15.
Amazon charges a referral fee on every sale, set by category and calculated on the total sale price including shipping. Sellers on the Professional plan also pay a monthly subscription, and FBA sellers pay separate fulfillment and storage fees on top of the referral fee.
Grocery & Gourmet Food margin calculator
Enter your numbers to see what you actually keep after Amazon's referral fee.
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What you pay to ship or fulfill the order.
Total fees
$4.50
15.0% take rate
Net proceeds
$25.49
before your cost
Profit per unit
$17.49
58.3% margin
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Common questions
- What is the Amazon referral fee for Grocery & Gourmet Food?
- Amazon charges a 8% referral fee on Grocery & Gourmet Food sales. 8% on items priced $15 or less; 15% on the whole price when over $15. The fee is calculated on the total sale price.
- How much do I keep on a $29.99 Grocery & Gourmet Food sale on Amazon?
- A $29.99 sale incurs $4.50 in total fees (Amazon referral fee $4.50), leaving $25.49 before your product cost and any fulfillment fees.
- Does the referral fee include FBA fees?
- No. The 8% referral fee is separate from FBA fulfillment and storage fees, which are charged based on the size and weight of your product.