Germany · Amazon Device Accessories · €24.90 incl. VAT
The verdict
Don't
- You keep, per unit
- €0.07
- Margin on net price
- 0.34%
- Amazon's referral fee
- €11.21
Before you ship. Before you sign.
The software you need before you start selling on Amazon — whether you are building a 3P seller FBA business or supplying as a 1P vendor. Every published category, across 11 marketplaces, priced from Amazon’s own rate cards.
Everyone can tell you what your Amazon fees are. We tell you whether to do it.
United States · United Kingdom · European Union — 11 marketplaces, every published category
Every fee on this site is read from a document Amazon publishes
Let’s imagine two products with exactly the same specifications. Same selling price, same weight, same box, same unit cost, sold in the same marketplace. On a spreadsheet they are the same business case.
Both products
The only difference is which Amazon category each one is listed in.
Germany · Amazon Device Accessories · €24.90 incl. VAT
The verdict
Don't
Germany · Automotive and Powersports · €24.90 incl. VAT
The verdict
Launch
A category is not a label. It is the economics. It sets the referral fee Amazon deducts from every single sale, and those rates are not close to each other.
Amazon Device Accessories carries a referral fee of €11.21 on a €20.92 net price — 54% of the sale gone before fulfilment, storage, returns or the goods themselves are counted. Automotive and Powersports takes €3.73 for the identical box.
Same product, same cost, same customer. A different category, and the entire business case is a different one. That is the kind of thing this tool exists to catch — before a supplier is paid.
Where the €24.90 actually goes
Amazon Device Accessories — the full deduction stack, exactly as the tool prints it
Every line priced from Amazon’s published 2026 rate card. Nothing here is an estimate of a fee.
the tool built to tell you Don’t
Referral rates, fulfilment bands, storage, returns, duty, VAT and the dead zones between price tiers — all read from Amazon’s published rate cards and Seller Central pages. Every table is dated, sourced and carries its own confidence rating. Nothing is scraped and nothing is guessed.
The seven checks, the price dead zones, the 2026 classification forks and the way failures are grouped by root cause come from running these businesses — and from the glossary and the frameworks in Selling on Amazon: 1P Vendor and 3P Seller, written by the person who built this.
Because it needs no account and no login, the whole tool is reachable from a single URL — so your assistant can run a verdict for you and hand back the reasoning. Tools that require an Amazon connection structurally cannot do this.
Where the judgement comes from
The checks, the thresholds and the way failures are grouped draw on the frameworks set out in Selling on Amazon 1P Vendor and 3P Seller — Marketplace Wisdom for Professionals, ISBN 9798264313998 — among the sources this tool is built on. Giovanni Papini, who advises on AMZ Verdict, has spent over ten years in e-commerce, digital marketing and Amazon marketplace management for established FMCG brands.
4.9 out of 5 from 24 ratings on Amazon — the book’s page, as of 2026-08-29
The book has been reviewed and featured by illuminemESSEC AlumniProfessional Luxury
The AI question, answered straight
A language model predicts what a fee probably looks like. It has no rate card in front of it, it cannot tell a cliff tier from a marginal one, and it will give you a different number tomorrow. AMZ Verdict reads Amazon’s published tables. The same product returns the same answer every time, and every line names the page it came from.
The right place for AI is on the other side: because this tool needs no login, your AI assistant can call it for you and get back a real verdict instead of an invented one.
Three fields and you get the whole thing: the full profit and loss statement, all seven checks and the ruling. No account, no Amazon connection, nothing to install.
Your figures stay in your browser. They are never sent to us, because there is nowhere to send them. The free tier keeps 3 saved products.
Pro & Business
Paid tiers judge every saved product at once and group what is failing by root cause across the range — because the same problem repeated six times is one fix, not six.
3 of 6 fail on unit economics. That is one fix, not 3.
Every fee comes from the published rate cards, dated and sourced — including the two rulings above, which are real runs regenerated by a script that fails our build if they ever drift. Where something is assumed, the tool says so on the line.
Seven checks, root-cause grouping and every price dead zone Amazon publishes — the marketplace dynamics an operator learns the expensive way, applied to your product in one pass.
A perpetual licence, not a subscription. The dataset current on the day you buy is frozen and stays yours. Renewal is optional, costs 40% of list, and never takes away the version you already own.
A licence is a one-off. The decision it informs commits your capital, your supplier terms and a year of your attention to a single product. The point of running the numbers first is that the answer arrives while changing your mind is still free.