Amazon's side of the deal

See the deal from Amazon's side: the funding it will ask for, and why. Your numbers stay in this browser tab. Nothing is saved or sent.

Example data loaded. Replace any cell with your own deal, or paste rows from Excel.

Amazon will ask you to

€10,641

Without funding, Amazon would lose money on 1 of 3 ASINs at the deal price.

, step by step

36.0%
25.6%
49.5%

Your funding takes Amazon's margin from 25.6% to 49.5%.

€43,367at the deal price, ex VAT
24.5%what the funding costs, against the sales
2 of 3largest ask: B0EXAMPLE2

1 ASIN has no Net PPM entered: Amazon's goal is assumed for it, and it is left out of the margin comparison above.

Opens the calculator in a new tab with 3 ASINs filled in from this ask. Nothing is sent to a server. Add your baseline units there, and your list cost for any ASIN not in your product library.

: what lifts or drags Amazon's margin

Amazon's margin on the deal is each ASIN's , weighted by its share of deal sales. A big ASIN at a low margin pulls it down.

  • Push B0EXAMPLE3: 19% of the deal at 60% margin (+2.9pp on Amazon's margin).
  • B0EXAMPLE2 is 57% of the deal at 41% margin (-2.1pp). Fund less or move volume to accretive ASINs.
Each ASIN's share of the deal, its Net PPM and its pull on Amazon's margin
MixRate (Amazon's Net PPM)Pull on Amazon's margin in the deal
ASINdragslifts
B0EXAMPLE319.2%47.5%59.8%
+2.9pp
B0EXAMPLE123.3%26.5%41.0%
-0.8pp
B0EXAMPLE257.5%—41.0%
-2.1pp

The deal

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ASINs in the deal 3/3

Your inputs (prices include VAT)What Amazon asks
Row€€€%count%€what set it / unitshare of the asktoday to afterRemove
1
€67.41
from lowest
€24.46
44% of price
€4,402
41% of ask
26.5% → 41.0%
2
€31.49
from list
€6.57
25% of price
€6,239
59% of ask
assumed → 41.0%
3
€16.65
from lowest
€0.00
0% of price
€0
none
47.5% → 59.8%

Deal price: the required discount off the lowest of the current, list and lowest prices, as Amazon sets it. Funding brings Amazon back to the higher of its goal and the ASIN's margin today. A blank VAT uses the market's standard rate; a blank Net PPM assumes Amazon only defends its goal.