How to use this calculator
Enter current inventory, average daily sales, supplier lead time, and safety stock. The calculator estimates days of supply, reorder point, and stockout risk.
Estimate when to reorder Amazon inventory and whether your current stock level is balanced, at risk of stockout, or likely to create excess storage costs.
Enter current inventory, average daily sales, supplier lead time, and safety stock. The calculator estimates days of supply, reorder point, and stockout risk.
Balanced inventory protects ranking and sales without tying up too much cash in slow-moving stock. Too little inventory risks stockouts; too much creates storage and cash-flow pressure.
Use recent 30-day sales for normal demand and adjust daily sales upward before peak seasons.
With 600 units, 12 daily sales, 20-day lead time, and 80 safety units, supply lasts 50 days and reorder point is 320 units.
Many sellers target 45 to 90 days of supply, but the right level depends on lead time, sales volatility, cash flow, and storage fees.
Reorder when inventory approaches lead-time demand plus safety stock, not when inventory is nearly sold out.
A healthy turnover varies by category, but faster-moving products often turn several times per year without repeated stockouts.
Track days of supply, supplier lead time, inbound shipments, safety stock, and seasonal demand changes before inventory becomes urgent.
Improve sell-through, reduce over-ordering, remove stale inventory, run promotions, and avoid sending excessive slow-moving units to FBA.
| Metric | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Days of supply | How long current units can support demand. |
| Reorder point | Inventory level where replenishment should begin. |
| Stockout date | Estimated date when inventory reaches zero. |
| Health score | Score based on whether supply is balanced. |