If a supplier has the item priced as per unit, but it is sold as a pack on Amazon, how do I calculate profit? : ALGO Online Retail

If a supplier has the item priced as per unit, but it is sold as a pack on Amazon, how do I calculate profit? Print

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Modified on: Fri, 12 Feb, 2021 at 6:18 PM

If your supplier has the item as $1 per unit, but it is sold as a 4 pack on Amazon. You would just multiply the cost ($1) by the amount of units in the pack (4) to get your cost per pack, which would be $4 in this case.

You would then use that cost as your purchase cost when you enter it into the FBA fee calculator.

My supplier is giving me a CPU price but on Amazon they are sold in a pack, how do I get my profit?

Can I calculate my profit if I'm selling an item in packs but my supplier only gives me the CPU?

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