How much is the fee for Amazon Global Payment? How is it calculated?

Amazon, as a cross-border e-commerce platform, is very popular among consumers. Many consumers like to shop on this platform. However, if you shop on this platform, you need to use the Amazon global payment model. How much is the Amazon global payment fee?

Amazon's global payment tiers are based on net sales to determine the rate, which is more advantageous than fixed rates. The "Tiered Pricing" feature will determine the rate based on the seller's net sales on Amazon's overseas sites. As your net sales grow, you will have the opportunity to get a more favorable rate tier every month.

Tiered pricing is based on the seller's net sales in the past 12 consecutive months*, giving a corresponding preferential rate, and automatically updated every month. The higher the net sales, the lower the rate.

Tiered pricing rate table:

Tier 1: 0.4%, >= $10 million

The second tier is 0.5%, >= $1 million and < $10 million

Tier 3: 0.6%, >= $500,000 USD < $1,000,000 USD

Tier 4: 0.7%, >=$100,000 USD <$500,000 USD

Tier 5: 0.9%, <$100,000

Tiered pricing example:

Before using a joint account, you will receive a third-tier rate of 0.6% in North America, a fourth-tier rate of 0.7% in Europe, and a fifth-tier rate of 0.9% in Japan.

After using a joint account, the total payment of North America + Europe + Japan sites: 800K + 300K + 50K = 1.15MM will receive the second-tier rate of 0.5%.

Seller A can use global payment at any site in the three regions at a rate of 0.5%.

Even if Seller A only chooses to use the Global Payments service in Mexico, he or she can still enjoy the 0.5% discount rate.

After reading the above introduction, you should know how much Amazon's global payment processing fee is. It actually has its own fee calculation method. Information about these aspects has been introduced to you in the above content.

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