Overview

Amazon’s Subscribe & Save performance report delivers a day‑by‑day view of how a seller’s subscription‑eligible items are selling, shipping, and generating revenue. Available through Seller Central, the report can be pulled for any period from the past week up to three years, making it a critical tool for anyone who relies on recurring orders to drive growth.

Key Points

• Date‑range flexibility — Sellers can request data for the last 7, 30, 60 or 90 days, or define a custom window that stretches back as far as 36 months.
• ASIN‑level granularity — Every line item includes the product’s ASIN and SKU, letting merchants see subscription metrics for each individual listing.
• Out‑of‑stock loss quantification — The report calculates both the percentage of subscription orders missed because of stock shortages and the estimated dollar value of those lost sales.
• Coupon‑driven acquisition visibility — A dedicated column shows what share of new subscribers signed up after using a coupon, while another column reports the portion of total SnS revenue that came from promotional orders.
• Six‑month archive — Generated reports are retained for half a year and appear in reverse‑chronological order, so the most recent file is always at the top of the list.
• Revenue‑share insight — The “SnS sales %” metric reveals how much of a product’s overall sales volume is attributable to the subscription channel, helping sellers gauge the program’s contribution to their top line.

How the Subscribe & Save Performance Report Works

1. Select date range and format — In Seller Central’s Reports hub, the seller chooses a predefined window (e.g., last 30 days) or sets a custom start and end date, then picks CSV or Excel as the output file type.
2. Submit request and monitor status — After clicking “Generate,” the system marks the request as “In progress.” A status indicator appears beside the newest entry, allowing the seller to refresh the page until the report is marked “Ready.”
3. — Once ready, the file can be downloaded with a single click. The most recent report sits at the top of the list, while older files remain accessible for up to six months.