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    Find out what Amazon owes you.

    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.

    Reimbursement estimator

    What Amazon owes you for lost or damaged inventory

    The amount depends on when the unit was lost. Enter your numbers once, see both cases.

    Lost before a customer order
    ₹3,000
    10 units × ₹300 sourcing cost
    Reimbursed at manufacturing cost — in India, Amazon's own estimate of it (current policy, effective 31 Mar 2025).
    Lost after a customer order
    ₹7,690
    10 units × (₹999 − ₹230 fees)
    Reimbursed at sale price minus fees — the more generous case. Your realised net is ~0.1% lower after the TDS Amazon withholds.
    India note — accurate September 2026. Amazon India has no working per-SKU cost-of-goods tool yet: Seller Central's cost-management page  opens but is inert here — it works only in North America and Europe. So Amazon estimates your manufacturing cost itself, consistently low. If that page is now live for India, treat the "before" figure as outdated.
    Estimate only. Based on Amazon's global FBA inventory reimbursement policy (doc G200213130 ); exact valuation can vary by marketplace.
    Stockout cost

    What a stockout actually costs you

    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.

    Lost revenue
    ₹1,11,888
    8 × ₹999 × 14 days
    Lost profit
    ₹28,000
    8 × ₹250 × 14 days
    Direct loss only. The real cost runs higher — a stockout drops your organic rank, and velocity takes time to recover. The fix is not running out.
    How the math works

    The formulas, written out

    Reimbursement — before a customer order

    Since 31 March 2025, Amazon reimburses inventory lost or damaged in its custody (before any sale) at your manufacturing / sourcing cost, not the sale price:

    units × sourcing cost per unit

    "Sourcing cost" is what you paid the manufacturer, wholesaler, or reseller — or your cost to produce it. It excludes shipping, customs, and prep.

    As of September 2026 there's no way to declare this per SKU on Amazon India — Seller Central's cost-management page opens but doesn't work here (North America / Europe only). Amazon estimates instead, consistently low.

    Reimbursement — after a customer order

    If a unit is lost or damaged after a customer ordered it, Amazon still reimburses the more generous way — the order's sale price minus the fees it would have charged:

    units × (sale price − referral fee − FBA fee)

    If fees meet or exceed your sale price, this floors at ₹0 — and the SKU is losing money on every ordinary sale, which is worth knowing on its own.

    Your realised net is a touch lower — Amazon withholds 0.1% TDS per sale, reclaimed at tax filing. Unilytic's Returns Reconciliation view nets that out to match your Seller Central payouts.

    Stockout cost

    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.

    This is one SKU. Unilytic does it for your whole catalog.

    Unilytic reads your Amazon Inventory Ledger and surfaces claim-eligible events, under-reimbursements, and stockout risk across every SKU and warehouse — automatically, every day.

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