Two quick calculators for Amazon India FBA sellers: what Amazon owes you for stock it loses or damages, and the revenue you bleed per day a SKU is out of stock. Runs entirely in your browser.
amazon.in pays a fair market value it works out itself, minus taxes and fees. Enter your best estimate of that value to see roughly what a batch is worth.
Running out isn't just lost sales today — it drags your rank and velocity after you restock. Here's the direct hit for one SKU.
Amazon's India policy values every reimbursement - lost, damaged, rejected or undeliverable - the same way:
rate × (fair market value
− product taxes − fees)Fair market value is calculated by Amazon's own algorithm, from factors that may include your current sales, past sales and category averages. The fees are the FBA and selling on Amazon fees. The rate matters most for damaged units, which can be paid at grade-based rates.
It is not your manufacturing cost. As of September 2026 there is no working way to declare that on amazon.in - Seller Central's cost-management page opens but does nothing here.
Under the same policy, only some losses are paid without a claim:
The FBA reimbursements in India guide has every window and what it counts from, and Unilytic's reimbursement tracking checks every payment against what the unit was worth.
Multiply your normal daily run-rate by how long the SKU was unavailable:
units/day × sale price × days out units/day × profit/unit × days out
The direct, conservative number — it ignores the rank and velocity drag after a stockout, which usually makes the true cost larger.
Want this computed for every SKU from your Inventory Ledger instead of one at a time? That's exactly what Unilytic does. You can also read our Amazon FBA seller guide on reimbursements and claims.
Unilytic reads your Amazon Inventory Ledger and surfaces claim-eligible events, under-reimbursements, and stockout risk across every SKU and warehouse — automatically, every day.