Inventory Guides
This is everything we have published — 130 pages, grouped by the question that brought you rather than by how we file things. Comparisons name who each option suits better than us; the explanations answer the question and leave the selling to the end.
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How it works
Plain explanations of the things everyone is assumed to know already. · 60 pages
- Amazon Business Restock: What It Actually MeansAmazon Business Restock is Amazon's B2B supply service, not FBA restocking. What it does, and the reorder math sellers actually need.
- Amazon Discounted Cash Flow: How the AMZN DCF WorksHow Amazon's DCF valuation works, a worked AMZN example with real inputs, the common mistakes, and what the number does and doesn't tell you.
- Amazon FBA Calculator: How It Works and Where It FailsHow the Amazon FBA calculator works, the six fee inputs it uses, a worked example, and why the number often doesn't match your payout.
- Amazon FBA Charges Explained: Every Fee, Broken DownWhat Amazon FBA actually charges: fulfillment, storage, referral, aged inventory, returns, and inbound fees, explained with a worked example.
- Amazon FBA Fees Explained: Every Charge, Plain EnglishEvery Amazon FBA fee explained: referral, fulfillment, storage, aged inventory and more, with a worked example and what to do if a charge looks wrong.
- Amazon FBA Fuel Surcharge: What It Costs You, ExplainedAmazon's FBA fuel surcharge is 3.5% of your fulfillment fee, not sale price — averaging $0.17/unit. Rollout dates, worked math, and what to do next.
- Amazon FBA Fulfillment Explained: Fees & MistakesHow Amazon FBA fulfillment works, what the fee stack actually charges, and the mistakes that quietly cost sellers money. A practitioner's walk-through
- Amazon FBA Management Explained (With the Real Costs)What Amazon FBA management actually covers — reorder timing, storage fees, aged inventory, fee audits — and where Amazon's own tools stop.
- Amazon FBA Monthly Fee Explained (With the Math)There's no single FBA monthly fee — $39.99 is the Professional selling plan. Here's what FBA storage, referral and fulfillment fees actually cost.
- Amazon FBA Rates Explained: What You Actually PayAmazon FBA rates aren't one fee — they're five. See what sets fulfillment, storage and aged-inventory charges, plus a worked example.
- Amazon FBA Refund & Reimbursement: How It WorksHow Amazon FBA refunds and reimbursements work: the claim window, a worked example, and what to do when Amazon's number is wrong.
- Amazon FBA Reimbursement: How It Actually WorksHow Amazon FBA reimbursements work, the claim windows by type, how the payout is calculated, and what to do when a claim gets denied.
- Amazon FBA Removal Fee: What It Costs and When to Use ItHow Amazon calculates the FBA removal fee, why disposal is usually cheaper than return, and what to do when the number or the decision turns out wrong
- Amazon FBA Shipping: How It Works and What It CostsFBA shipping is two costs: getting inventory to Amazon, and Amazon shipping it to buyers. How each works, a worked example, and common fee mistakes.
- Amazon FBA Storage Costs: How the Fees Actually WorkHow Amazon FBA storage fees are calculated, a worked example, the 181-day aged inventory surcharge, and the mistake that costs sellers most.
- Amazon FBA Subscription Fee: What You're Really PayingThe 'FBA subscription fee' is the $39.99/month Professional plan. FBA adds separate referral, fulfillment and storage fees — here's how they stack.
- Amazon Fulfillment Fees Explained: Structure & CalculatorHow Amazon fulfillment fees work: FBA fee, storage, aged inventory, merchant fulfillment and Canada rates — plus how to calculate yours.
- Amazon Inventory Control: The Math Behind the RulesAmazon inventory control explained with a worked reorder-point example, the common sales-velocity mistake, and what to do when the number is wrong.
- Amazon Inventory Management: What It Is, How It WorksAmazon inventory management explained: reorder points, IPI, FBA vs FBM, the tools, the math, and what to do when the numbers go bad.
- Amazon Inventory Performance Index ExplainedWhat Amazon's Inventory Performance Index (IPI) score measures, why it moves, and what to check when the number is bad news.
- Amazon Inventory System, Explained With a Worked ExampleWhat an Amazon inventory system actually is, how reorder points and IPI work, the math behind them, and what to check when the numbers don't add up.
- Amazon Inventory Tracker: What To Track And How It WorksWhat an Amazon inventory tracker should track, the reorder-point math with a worked example, and what to do when your numbers don't match Amazon's.
- Amazon Long-Term Storage Fee: How It Actually WorksThe long-term storage fee is now the aged inventory surcharge. Here's the 181-day rule, the 15th-of-month snapshot, and how to fix a bad bill.
- Amazon Long-Term Storage Fees: When They Hit, What to DoHow Amazon's long-term storage fee actually works, the 365-day trigger, a worked calculation, and what to do before the next monthly assessment.
- Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfillment Fees Explained (2026)How MCF fees actually stack: base rate, 2026 increase, fuel surcharge, peak fees, remote-area charges, and discounts — with a worked example.
- Amazon Referral Fee Calculator: A Worked ExampleHow Amazon referral fees are actually calculated, category by category, with a worked example and the mistakes that throw the number off.
- Amazon Seller Reimbursement: How It Actually WorksWhat Amazon owes you for lost, damaged, or miscounted FBA inventory and overcharged fees, how the math works, deadlines.
- Amazon Stock Management System: How It Actually WorksHow an Amazon stock management system calculates reorder points, catches fee errors, and where trailing-sales math quietly breaks. Worked example incl
- Demand Forecasting for Inventory Control: A Worked ExampleHow demand forecasting sets inventory control decisions, with the reorder-point formula worked on real numbers and the mistakes that break it.
- Demand Forecasting for Inventory Management, ExplainedHow demand forecasting drives inventory management decisions — worked example, models, common mistakes, and what to do when the forecast is wrong.
- FBA Amazon Packaging: Requirements, Fees & MistakesHow Amazon's FBA prep rules and the SIPP program actually work, with a worked example on fee tiers and what to do when the numbers look wrong.
- FBA Calculator in Seller Central: Where to Find ItThe FBA calculator inside Seller Central is called Revenue Calculator. Here's where it lives, how to read the output, and when to trust it.
- FBA Disposal Fee: What It Is and the Actual MathWhat triggers the Amazon FBA disposal fee, how it's structured, a worked example on the disposal-vs-removal decision.
- FBA Drop Shipping Explained: What It Really MeansFBA drop shipping isn't classic dropshipping. See the two models, a worked cost example, and exactly where Amazon's policy draws the line.
- FBA Fee Calculator: How It Works and What It MissesHow an FBA fee calculator works, a worked example with real fee layers, and the mistakes that make its number wrong.
- FBA Fulfillment Fee Explained: How Amazon Calculates ItThe FBA fulfillment fee is a per-unit charge based on size and weight, not price. The math, a worked example, and where sellers get billed wrong.
- FBA Fulfillment Fees Explained: How They're Actually CalculatedWhat FBA fulfillment fees cover, how size tier and dimensional weight set the amount, a worked example, and what to do when the fee looks wrong.
- FBA Inbound Convenience Fee Explained (With Numbers)What the FBA inbound convenience fee actually is, how it's calculated, a worked example, and what to do if the charge looks wrong.
- FBA Inventory Management: How It Actually WorksFBA inventory management explained with a worked reorder-point example, the mistakes that cause stockouts, and what to do when the numbers are wrong.
- FBA Inventory Reimbursement: What Amazon Owes YouHow FBA inventory reimbursement works: what qualifies, the cost-based payout model since 2025, claim windows, and what to do when the number's wrong.
- FBA Pick and Pack Fee: What It Actually Is NowThe FBA pick and pack fee was retired years ago. Here's what it became, how the current fulfillment fee is calculated, and how to check yours.
- FBA Removal Fees Explained: How They're Actually CalculatedWhat FBA removal fees are, how Amazon calculates them by weight and size tier, a worked example.
- FBA Selling Fees Explained: What You Actually PayReferral fee, fulfillment fee, storage fee and plan fee — how FBA selling fees stack, with a worked example and what to do if one looks wrong.
- FBA Shipping Calculator: What It Actually MeasuresAn FBA shipping calculator can mean a fee estimator or a freight quote tool. Here's how each works.
- FBA Shipping Charges Explained (Worked Example)What FBA shipping charges actually cover, how the fulfillment fee is calculated, a worked example, and what to do when a charge looks wrong.
- FBA Shipping Fees Explained: What You Actually PayFBA shipping fees aren't one charge. They're fulfillment fees, inbound freight, and storage bundled under one name.
- FBA Shipping Rates Explained: What You Actually PayHow Amazon calculates FBA shipping rates — size tier, weight, dimensional weight — with a worked example and what to do if a fee looks wrong.
- FBA Storage Fees Explained: How They're CalculatedHow FBA storage fees are calculated, what the aged inventory surcharge adds on top, and what to do when the bill looks wrong.
- Freight Forwarder for Amazon FBA: What They Actually DoWhat an Amazon FBA freight forwarder does, when you need one instead of a courier, and how transit time — not weight — is what actually causes stockou
- Inventory Forecasting: How It Actually WorksHow inventory forecasting works, with a worked reorder-point example, the four real methods, common mistakes, and what to check when the forecast is w
- Manage Amazon Inventory: Reorder Points, IPI and FeesHow Amazon sellers actually manage inventory: forecasting, reorder points, IPI score, storage fees and reimbursements, with a worked example.
- Safety Stock Calculator: Formulas, Excel & KanbanHow to calculate safety stock: two formulas, a worked example, an Excel template guide, and the kanban card version — plus fixing a number that's wron
- Safety Stock Depends on the Desired Service LevelThe amount of safety stock depends on the desired service level, demand variability, and lead time variability.
- Safety Stock Example: Worked Formulas With Real NumbersSee a safety stock example worked step by step, with the formula, real numbers, and the mistake that quietly inflates inventory costs.
- Safety Stock Exists For Which Reason? The Real AnswerSafety stock exists to protect against uncertainty in supply and demand — not bulk buying, not transit time.
- Sending Products to Amazon FBA: The Full ProcessWhat sending products to FBA actually involves, step by step — prep, labeling, carrier choice, inbound placement.
- Ship Directly to Amazon FBA: What Actually WorksYes, suppliers can ship straight to Amazon FBA warehouses. How the ship-from address, importer of record and prep rules actually work.
- Ship From Alibaba to Amazon FBA: The Real ProcessHow to ship from Alibaba to Amazon FBA: shipping plans, invoices, direct-ship vs prep center, and what to do when Amazon loses the shipment.
- Shipping From China to Amazon FBA USA: Full ProcessHow shipping from China to Amazon FBA USA actually works: methods, costs, customs steps, and the mistakes that cause stockouts and fee disputes.
- The Purpose of Safety Stock Is To: Plain Answer + MathThe purpose of safety stock is to control stockout risk from variable demand and lead time, not eliminate it. Includes a worked formula example.
How to do it
Step by step, on real numbers, including what to do when it goes wrong. · 8 pages
- Amazon Cash Flow Statement Explained: How to Read ItWhat's in Amazon's cash flow statement, how the three sections fit together, why 2018-2024 look so different, and what it means if you sell on Amazon
- Amazon FBA Shipments: How to Prep, Split and CombineHow Amazon FBA shipments actually work: prepping your first shipment, why Amazon splits it across warehouses, and what to do when the count doesn't ma
- Amazon Lead Time Explained: How to Calculate It RightAmazon lead time isn't one number — it's three. Here's how to calculate real replenishment lead time with a worked example, and what to do when it's w
- Amazon Seller Central Inventory Management GuideWhat Amazon Seller Central's inventory tools actually do, a worked reorder-point example, and what to do when the IPI score or restock number is wrong
- FBA Profit Calculator: How to Get a Number You Can TrustHow an FBA profit calculator works, a worked example, and the five places the number quietly goes wrong before you order inventory.
- How to Calculate Amazon FBA Fees (Worked Example)Amazon FBA fees break into referral, fulfillment, and storage fees. See how each is calculated, a worked example, and where sellers get it wrong.
- Send to Amazon FBA: The Shipment Workflow, Step by StepHow Send to Amazon actually works: shipping plans, prep, labels, inbound fees, and what to do when a shipment gets flagged short.
- What Is IPI Score on Amazon? (And How to Fix It)Amazon's IPI score explained: what the 0-1000 number means, the four factors that move it, a worked example, and what to do when it drops.
Numbers and formulas
Worked calculations you can repeat on your own account. · 20 pages
- Amazon FBA Storage Fee Calculator: The Real FormulaHow Amazon actually calculates FBA storage fees, a worked example with real numbers, the mistake that inflates the estimate, and what to do next.
- Amazon Free Cash Flow Explained: Formula and Real NumbersHow Amazon's free cash flow is calculated, why it swings year to year, and where sellers' own cash gets trapped in inventory instead.
- Amazon Storage Fee Calculator: The Real Formula, WorkedHow Amazon calculates your monthly storage fee, worked on real numbers — plus the aged-inventory surcharge no calculator shows you.
- Appropriate Safety Stock Level: The Formula ExplainedThe appropriate level of safety stock is determined by service level, not by eliminating stockouts.
- Buffer Stock Calculation Formula: How to Get It RightThe buffer stock formula, a worked example with real numbers, and what to do when your calculation comes out wrong. No signup required.
- Cycle Stock Formula: The Calculation, Worked ExampleThe cycle stock inventory formula, explained with a full worked example, the Amazon-specific input that breaks it, and what to do when the number is w
- FBA Rate Card Explained: How to Read Amazon's Fee TablesWhat an FBA rate card actually contains, how 2026's price bands and surcharges stack, and where the live number lives in Seller Central.
- How to Compute Safety Stock: Formula + Worked ExampleThe safety stock formula, a full worked example with real numbers, a z-score table, and the mistakes that quietly make the number wrong.
- How to Determine Safety Stock (Formula + Worked Example)Calculate safety stock with the demand-and-lead-time formula, a worked example on real numbers.
- How to Find Safety Stock: Formula and Worked ExampleThe actual formula for safety stock, a worked example on real numbers, and the mistakes that make the answer wrong.
- Inventory Demand Planning Explained: Formula and ExampleHow inventory demand planning works: the reorder-point formula, a worked example, and what to do when the forecast turns out wrong.
- Inventory Safety Stock: The Formula and a Worked ExampleHow to calculate inventory safety stock: the formula, a worked example on real numbers, and the mistakes that make the number wrong.
- Optimal Safety Stock Level Formula: The Real CalculationThe optimal safety stock formula explained with a worked example, the reorder point it feeds, and the mistakes that make the number wrong.
- Safe Inventory Level: Formula, Worked Example, Amazon FixesHow to calculate a safe inventory level with a real worked example, the reorder point formula, and what changes when you sell on Amazon FBA.
- Safety Stock Calculation: The Formula, ExplainedThe safety stock formula worked with real numbers, a z-score table, and the mistakes that make the number wrong — including ours.
- Safety Stock Formula: How to Calculate It (Example)The safety stock formula explained with a worked example, the reorder point it feeds, and the mistake that quietly inflates stock costs.
- Safety Stock Management: Formula, Example, MistakesHow to calculate safety stock with a worked example, when the number is wrong, and the mistakes — including ours — that drain cash or cause stockouts.
- Safety Stock and Reorder Level: The Full FormulaSafety stock and reorder level explained with a worked formula, the three safety-stock methods, and what to do when the number turns out wrong.
- Safety Stock in Supply Chain: Formula & Worked ExampleWhat safety stock is, the formula with real numbers, ABC-tier service levels, and what to do when your safety stock number turns out wrong.
- Safety Stock: Definition, Formula, and Worked ExampleSafety stock, defined plainly: the formula, a worked example with real numbers, and the one mistake that makes the math fail anyway.
Which one for me
Buyer's guides that start from the account rather than the feature grid. · 2 pages
- Best Amazon Inventory Management Software (2026)Five product types wear this label. Verified prices with billing basis, the free Amazon data that replaces part of it, and how to pick by failure mode
- Best Amazon Reimbursement Service: How to Choose in 2026Four service shapes, what Amazon's 2025 policy change did to all of them, and a scoring rubric you can run before you sign anything.
What it costs
Published pricing, read on the vendor's own page, with the billing basis named. · 11 pages
- Cin7 Pricing 2026: The Order Bands Are the Real PriceCin7 Core publishes three prices and Cin7 Omni is quote-only. The cost-per-order curve, the order that doubles your bill, and the seat maths that reve
- Extensiv Pricing 2026: No Rate Card, and What Moves ItExtensiv publishes no price. Here is what actually builds the quote, which of its three products you are being quoted for, and the questions to ask fi
- Flexe Pricing 2026: No Rate Card, One Published IndexFlexe quotes per requirement but publishes a spot warehousing index. What that number is, what builds a real bill, and the unit mismatch to avoid.
- Helium 10 Pricing 2026: Every Tier and the Ads FeeHelium 10's 2026 tiers, read from their own pricing page — plus the Ads management fee and the operating hours the sticker price leaves out.
- Inventory Lab Pricing 2026: It Is Now Part of a BundleInventoryLab is no longer sold on its own. Current Seller 365 tiers, the reimbursement commission attached to each, and what the old quoted prices mis
- Jungle Scout Pricing 2026: Both Billing Tabs, CheckedCatalyst is $29, $49 and $129 a month on annual billing, or $49, $79 and $149 billed monthly. The advertised discount is real. Cobalt is demo-only.
- NetSuite Pricing in 2026: What an Amazon Brand PaysNetSuite quotes on a call. What the quote is built from, what two named partners publish as implementation ranges, and when a seller needs an ERP.
- SellerApp Review 2026: Honest Scope, Price and LimitsSellerApp is an advertising and research platform, not an inventory system. Its full published rate card, what it does well, and where it stops.
- Sellerboard Pricing 2026: Plans, Order Bands, LimitsEvery Sellerboard plan read from their own page, why the order band decides your tier rather than your revenue, and the cost that starts after it.
- ShipBob Pricing 2026: The Five Lines in Every QuoteShipBob does not publish rates. The fee lines every 3PL quote contains, why dimensional weight breaks comparisons, and how to normalise two quotes.
- Skubana Pricing: The Product Is Now ExtensivSkubana is Extensiv Order Management. skubana.com redirects, no pricing page exists, and four plan names carry no figures. What to ask instead of a pr
Is it any good
Honest reads, with review scores printed beside their counts. · 12 pages
- Carbon6 Reviews 2026: You Are Reading a Dozen ProductsCarbon6 is a suite of separately built tools under one name, now owned by SPS Commerce. How to read its reviews, what each part does, and what it cost
- Cin7 Review 2026: Core, Omni And What You Commit ToA Cin7 review that separates Core from Omni, treats the decision as the five-year commitment it is, and names what an inventory system cannot fix.
- Extensiv Reviews 2026: Read the Right Product's ReviewsExtensiv reviews cover several products filed under retired names, written by two kinds of buyer. How to read them, and what they consistently say.
- Flexe Review 2026: No Public Reviews — Now What?Flexe has no usable public review record: G2 lists it with none, Trustpilot none, Capterra no listing. How to evaluate a warehousing partner anyway.
- GETIDA Review 2026: The Model Works. Read the Fine PrintGETIDA charges 25% of what it recovers, with no subscription. What that buys, what Amazon's 2025 policy change did to it, and the questions to ask fir
- Helium 10 Review 2026: Grade It By What You OpenA Helium 10 review for people who already sell — what the suite is excellent at, the tool-count trap, and the Amazon costs no research suite can touch
- Jungle Scout Review 2026: Catalyst, Cobalt And SeatsA Jungle Scout review that separates the two products sold under one name, handles the accuracy question properly, and prices the seats before you gro
- NetSuite Review 2026: Three Platforms, Three VerdictsG2 says 4.1 from 4,919 reviews. Capterra 4.2 from 2,062. Trustpilot 1.5 from 50. Why the records disagree and what an Amazon brand should take from it
- Refunds Manager Review 2026: One Record, VerifiedTrustpilot gives RefundsManager 4.9 from 389 reviews — and the company's own claim matches exactly. G2 has none. No commission rate is published.
- Sellerboard Review 2026: An Honest Read For SellersA Sellerboard review that grades it on the job it does — profit truth — including the one input it cannot check for you and what to do in the month af
- ShipBob Review 2026: The Numbers They Do PublishA ShipBob review from primary sources: the accuracy rate worked out per order, the quote protocol that makes custom pricing comparable, and the bounda
- Threecolts Reviews 2026: Read the Counts FirstTrustpilot 4.4 from 67. G2 Seller 365 4.8 from 10. Capterra has none. What a bundle of acquired tools is really reviewed on, and the 15% line.
Head to head
Direct comparisons, including who each option suits better than us. · 11 pages
- Cin7 vs NetSuite: Which One Your Business NeedsCin7 is inventory and order management with published tiers. NetSuite is a full ERP, quoted on a call. The choice turns on entities, not features.
- Cin7 vs: Which Comparison Are You Actually Making?People finish this search six different ways, each with one deciding question. Published Cin7 prices, and the comparison most buyers should run first.
- Cycle Stock vs Safety Stock: The Actual DifferenceCycle stock is what you plan to sell. Safety stock is the buffer for when the plan is wrong. Formula, worked example, and the mistakes that cost cash.
- Helium 10 vs Jungle Scout: The Switching MathsMost people asking already pay for one. The payback rule for switching mid-term, the ad-spend crossovers, and the problem neither switch reaches.
- InventoryLab vs Jungle Scout: Different JobsOne works before you buy stock, the other after it arrives. Prices for both, the ratings with their counts, and why most sellers eventually run both.
- Jungle Scout vs Helium 10: Decide On Your BottleneckJungle Scout vs Helium 10 decided by what is blocking you, with per-unit price arithmetic from both 2026 rate cards and a two-week bake-off you can ru
- NetSuite vs What? A Decision Test Before You DemoNetSuite has four real comparators, and one of them is what you already have. A scored diagnostic that tells you which category you are actually buyin
- Reorder Point vs Safety Stock: Formula and ExampleReorder point and safety stock explained with the formula, a worked Amazon FBA example, and the lead-time mistake that breaks both numbers.
- Reorder Point vs Safety Stock: What's the DifferenceSafety stock is one input inside the reorder point formula, not a rival to it. Worked example, common mistakes, and how SAP maps both.
- Sellerboard vs Helium 10: Two Different Jobs, ComparedOne reconciles what you earned, the other finds what to sell. Verified prices on both billing tabs, the 2% ads line, and what neither of them does.
- Sellerboard vs Inventory Lab: The Comparison Has ChangedOne is standalone analytics, the other ships inside a ten-tool bundle. Current prices, where cost enters each, and the commission line that decides it
Looking to switch
What moving actually involves, and when it is not worth it. · 6 pages
- Cin7 Alternatives: The Four Directions You Can MoveThere are only four ways out of an inventory system — up, sideways, down or out. Each suits a different business, and one of them is not software at a
- Helium 10 Alternatives, Sorted By The Job You NeedHelium 10 alternatives ranked by the job you are replacing — research, inventory, fees, reimbursements or ads — with real 2026 prices and honest fits.
- Jungle Scout Alternatives: Start With The Free DataBefore you compare Jungle Scout alternatives, check what Amazon already gives you for nothing — then pay only for the gap that is genuinely left.
- NetSuite Alternatives for an Amazon Brand, 2026NetSuite bundles three jobs. Which alternatives replace which, with the prices that are published, the ones that are not, and what you give up by leav
- Sellerboard Alternatives: Usually You Should StaySellerboard is cheap and well rated on three platforms. Four honest reasons to leave anyway, what each replacement costs, and one reason that is not r
- ShipBob Alternatives 2026: Pick By Why You Are LeavingPeople search for a ShipBob alternative for three different reasons, and each has a different right answer — including one that is not a warehouse at
Shortlist on the job, not the feature grid. Pull your search-term report for the last 90 days and total the spend against terms that produced no orders — 48.5% across the 47 brands above. Then ask each vendor on your list what they would do about it in week one, and see who answers with a process rather than a screenshot.
Dr. Stock runs Amazon inventory and supply chain — reorder timing, stockout risk, storage and aged-inventory fees, FBA fee errors and dimensional-weight misclassification, shipment discrepancies and reimbursement recovery — with operators from a $500M+ Amazon team supervising. Purchasing decisions always come to a human. Orbit is included. First 30 days free, priced on the call.
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- Orbit — the software, included freeInventory, finance, ASIN profitability and the fee, price, BSR and buy box trackers
- Dr. PPCWhen the leak is in the ad account rather than the warehouse