How to use this calculator
Enter current units, average daily sales, supplier lead time, and safety stock. The calculator shows when inventory falls below the reorder point.
Find the right Amazon reorder point using current inventory, daily sales, supplier lead time, and safety stock so you can avoid FBA stockouts and excess inventory.
Enter current units, average daily sales, supplier lead time, and safety stock. The calculator shows when inventory falls below the reorder point.
If current inventory is near or below the reorder point, a replenishment order is urgent. Healthy coverage gives enough time for supplier and inbound delays.
Adjust daily sales for seasonality, ad campaigns, Prime Day, and supplier reliability.
With 800 units, 25 sales per day, 18 days lead time, and 100 safety stock, reorder point is 550 units and coverage is 32 days.
Reorder when inventory approaches daily sales multiplied by lead time plus safety stock.
Many sellers keep 7 to 14 days of sales as safety stock, but volatile demand may require more.
A good reorder point covers supplier lead time, inbound shipping, receiving delays, and a safety buffer.
Track days of inventory, reorder point, supplier lead time, and seasonal sales changes before inventory becomes urgent.
Many sellers aim for 30 to 60 days, balancing stockout protection with storage cost and cash flow.
| Metric | Use |
|---|---|
| Reorder point | Minimum inventory level before placing another order. |
| Coverage days | Estimated number of days before inventory runs out. |
| Risk status | Flags urgent reorder or overstock risk. |