Overview

Amazon has rolled out a new downloadable SKU Economics report that gives third-party sellers a single, consolidated view of every fee, cost, and revenue figure tied to their products. Built on top of the existing SKU Economics tool in Seller Central, the report arrives at a particularly useful moment — just as sellers are trying to understand the financial impact of the recently introduced low-inventory-level fee.

What's New

• Downloadable SKU Economics Report — An exportable file that pulls together fees, sales data, advertising costs, and net proceeds, removing the need to manually stitch together multiple reports.
• Historical Fee Breakdown — Includes historical charges by fee type so sellers can track cost changes over time and spot trends.
• Multiple Granularity Levels — Data is available at the FNSKU, MSKU, ASIN, or parent-ASIN level, giving sellers flexibility depending on their analysis needs.
• Low-Inventory-Level Fee Visibility — The new low-inventory-level fee appears as its own line item alongside all other charges, making its margin impact easy to isolate.

How the Report Works

The report lives inside the existing SKU Economics tool in Seller Central. Where the current interactive dashboard requires sellers to click through products individually, the downloadable version lets you export your entire catalog's financial data in one shot. The file consolidates sales revenue, FBA fulfillment fees, referral fees, advertising spend, and other costs into a single unified spreadsheet. For sellers managing large catalogs, this is a significant workflow improvement over the previous process of pulling and merging separate business, fee preview, and advertising reports.

Why Consolidated Data Matters

Getting a true picture of per-product profitability has historically been one of the more tedious tasks in Seller Central. Sellers needed to download the business report for sales figures, the fee preview report for FBA charges, and advertising reports for sponsored product costs — then manually combine them. That process was slow and error-prone, especially at scale. The SKU Economics report eliminates that multi-step workflow by acting as a single source of truth for product-level finances. Every dollar earned and every dollar spent on a given SKU is now visible in one place.