Finally Understand What Amazon Actually Pays You
Settlement reports decoded, every FBA fee tracked, inventory valued correctly, and reimbursements recovered — accounting built for serious Amazon sellers.
Amazon's settlement reports are famously opaque: bi-weekly payouts spanning split periods, dozens of fee types, reserves, reimbursements, removals, and advertising charges netted against sales. Book the deposit as revenue and your margins are fiction.
Our Amazon practice does gross-to-net settlement accounting on every payout, tracks each fee category separately, values FBA inventory monthly (including stranded and in-transit stock), monitors reimbursement claims you're owed, and reports true profitability by ASIN.
Why it matters
What You Get
Settlement reports, fully decoded
Gross sales, referral fees, FBA fees, storage, ads, refunds, and reserves — each booked to its own line, reconciled every cycle.
True profit by ASIN
Landed cost plus every Amazon fee allocated per product, so you know which ASINs deserve more inventory and which to retire.
Inventory you can trust
Monthly FBA inventory valuation including in-transit, stranded, and reserved units — tied to your balance sheet.
Money recovered from Amazon
Lost and damaged inventory reimbursement monitoring — most sellers are owed money they never claim.
Scope
What's Included
“Beryl found $14K in unclaimed FBA reimbursements during onboarding. The service paid for itself before the first monthly close.”
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