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Amazon’s 2026 FBA fee changes are reshaping seller margins faster than most realize. This guide breaks down the latest fulfillment, storage, and low-inventory fees, the hidden costs sellers often overlook, and practical ways to reduce unnecessary charges while protecting profitability on Amazon.
Amazon blocked ChatGPT’s crawlers, then launched a program paying creators to do the same thing on their own sites — in exchange for feeding Amazon’s AI shopping tools. Here’s what that trade actually means for brand visibility.
Amazon Accelerate 2026 runs September 22–24 in Seattle. Confirmed speakers, the Agenda Builder, and 11 breakout tracks are live — here’s what’s actually on the agenda and whether it’s worth attending in person.
Chinese sellers now outnumber US sellers in Amazon’s top 10,000 — but US sellers still hold 93.2% of the top 100’s revenue. Headcount and revenue tell very different stories.
Amazon’s ad payment method change took effect August 1 — but it’s not universal. Here’s who’s actually affected, the two options in your Ads Console, and the real cash-flow cost.
Think you’re profitable on Amazon? Most Amazon sellers track revenue, not real profit. Discover how fees, FBA costs, PPC spend, and hidden charges quietly erode your Amazon profit margin over time.
With the help of this guide, find out how to maximize the Amazon health score of your account by implementing proven strategies, performance metrics, alerts, and monitoring tools, that will help you avoid suspension in the year 2025.
Amazon’s New Selection Program auto-applies fee credits to eligible new branded ASINs — but only through October 31, 2026, and only if your ASIN clears a specific set of account- and ASIN-level criteria. Here’s the full eligibility checklist, what commonly disqualifies a launch, and why Buy Box risk is a separate problem from the credit itself.
Amazon is rolling out passkeys to every Seller Central account this July — a real fix for credential phishing. But passkeys only guard the login screen. They won’t catch a Buy Box hijack, a fraudulent brand claim, or a listing Amazon changes on its own. Here’s the gap sellers still need to watch.
Google’s Universal Commerce Protocol just went live inside AI Mode search, letting shoppers buy directly from results with no storefront involved. It’s limited to a couple of retailers, and Amazon isn’t one of them yet. Here’s why sellers should watch this closely, not react to it.
Amazon is quietly testing a login wall on reviews while keeping its AI “Customers say” summary open to everyone. I don’t think this is about reviews — it’s an early signal of a much bigger bet on who controls access to Amazon’s data as it pours billions into AI infrastructure.
