How to use this calculator
Enter the total product cost, bundle price, Amazon fees, and expected monthly sales. The calculator estimates profit per bundle, total monthly profit, margin, and bundle health.
Estimate Amazon bundle profitability, customer savings, fee impact, and recommended pricing so you can decide whether a product bundle improves margin compared with separate item sales.
Enter the total product cost, bundle price, Amazon fees, and expected monthly sales. The calculator estimates profit per bundle, total monthly profit, margin, and bundle health.
A strong bundle keeps enough customer savings to increase conversion while protecting net margin after product cost and Amazon fees.
Use this as a pricing estimate. Final results should include referral fees, FBA fees, coupons, returns, and storage costs when available.
If a bundle costs $32, sells for $55, has $9 in Amazon fees, and sells 300 units, profit is $14 per bundle and $4,200 monthly.
Many sellers target at least 25% net margin after product cost and Amazon fees, though heavier or competitive products may require a lower threshold.
A 10% to 20% discount is often enough to create perceived savings without destroying contribution margin.
Bundling can help move slow inventory, but only when the combined offer still has positive margin and clear buyer relevance.
FBA fees reduce profit per bundle, so the calculator subtracts fees before showing net margin and health score.
Bundles are better when they increase average order value, conversion rate, or inventory turnover while maintaining healthy profit per order.
| Metric | Use |
|---|---|
| Bundle margin | Measures whether the combined offer remains profitable. |
| Monthly profit | Shows the cash impact of the bundle strategy. |
| Health score | Combines margin and profit per bundle into a decision score. |