Overview

Amazon Freight is offering a limited‑time incentive that trims 10 % off the cost of a seller’s first shipment when the payment is made through Amazon Pay. The promotion is active across the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy and Spain and expires on 30 June 2025. Sellers who test the service now can lower their inbound freight expense while evaluating Amazon’s own transportation network.

Key Points

• 10 % off inaugural shipment — New users of Amazon Freight automatically receive a ten‑percent reduction on the invoice for their first load, provided Amazon Pay is selected at checkout.
• Coverage in five major EU markets — The discount applies to shipments destined for Amazon fulfillment centres in the UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain, giving sellers a broad geographic runway for trial.
• Access to Amazon’s logistics backbone — The platform taps into more than 9,200 Amazon‑owned trailers and a network of over 10,000 vetted carrier partners, offering both full‑truckload (FTL) and less‑than‑truck‑load (LTL) options.
• Unified digital workflow — Quote generation, booking, and real‑time tracking are all handled inside a single online portal, eliminating the need to juggle multiple broker emails and spreadsheets.
• Alignment with inbound standards — Because Amazon Freight is built to meet Amazon’s own dock‑appointment, labeling and scheduling rules, the risk of rejected deliveries drops dramatically.
• Eligibility tied to shipment size and route — The promotion excludes certain oversized loads and routes that fall outside the defined European corridors, so sellers should verify the fine print before booking.

How the Discount Works

1. Create an Amazon Freight account — Register on the Amazon Freight portal, upload your company details, and link a valid Amazon Pay method; for example, a UK‑based seller can complete registration in under five minutes using their existing Seller Central credentials.
2. Book and execute the first shipment — Enter the origin warehouse, select the destination fulfillment centre (e.g., Paris CDG FC), choose either FTL or LTL based on pallet count, and confirm the booking; a French apparel vendor might ship a single 40‑pallet palletized load to the Paris FC as their pilot.