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Spot changes in your Amazon FBA fee estimates.

Short answer

Notifcentral checks fee estimates from Amazon every six hours and compares each active listing with its previous snapshot. A detected change produces a mobile alert with the old amount, new amount and difference. It monitors eight fee types without an ASIN limit. These are estimates, so check actual charges before requesting reimbursement.

How Notifcentral detects it

Data source

Amazon fee estimates

How often

Every 6 hours

Every six hours, Notifcentral saves your fee estimates and compares each ASIN with its previous values. A change to any of the eight monitored fee types sends an alert with the old and new figures.

The eight fee types Notifcentral monitors
Fee typeBasisWhat moves it
ReferralPercentage of sale priceCategory reclassification, Amazon policy updates
FBA FulfillmentPer unitSize-tier change, remeasurement, annual rate updates
FBA Pick & PackPer unitSize-tier change, rate updates
FBA Weight HandlingPer unitRe-weighing, packaging change
FBA Order HandlingPer orderFulfilment channel and rate updates
FBA Delivery ServicesPer unitDelivery programme and rate updates
Variable ClosingPer unitMedia category rules
Fixed ClosingPer unitPlan type and category rules

What this does not do

Fee estimates can differ from actual charges. An increase does not by itself establish an error or a right to reimbursement. Storage fees are not covered by this monitor.

What the alert looks like

These are the notification strings the app sends. The wording is exact; the values are examples.

Notifcentral

FBA Fulfillment fee increased 1.49 USD/unit

Wireless Earbuds Pro: FBA Fulfillment went from 3.22 USD to 4.71 USD per unit

Notifcentral

Referral fee increased 0.5%

Stainless Steel Bottle 750ml: Referral went from 8.0% to 8.5%

What it costs to find out late

A wrong measurement can double a fee.

Sellers on the Amazon Seller Forums keep reporting the same problem. A warehouse measures a product into a higher size tier, Amazon sends no alert or email, and the seller finds out months later. One seller on Reddit said two SKUs were charged at the wrong tier for five months before anyone noticed.

Amazon Seller Forums, Apr 2026: $40.43 -> $88.93 per order after Amazon mis-measured the product

Small per-unit increases add up.

A $1.49/unit increase at 600 units a month is $894 a month, or $10,728 a year, on one ASIN.

$1.49/unit x 600 units = $894/mo undiscovered cost

A dispute is easier while the change is recent.

Amazon will re-measure on request and can reimburse an overcharge. The case is far easier to argue while the change is recent and you still have the numbers.

What to do when it fires

  1. Check the dimensions Amazon has on file

    Open the ASIN in Seller Central and compare Amazon's recorded length, width, height and weight with the packed product. If the size tier went up but your packaging did not change, the measurement is probably wrong.

  2. Request a remeasurement (Cubiscan)

    If the recorded dimensions are wrong, open a case asking for the unit to be re-measured. Amazon runs the product through a Cubiscan and updates the record.

  3. Ask for the overcharge back

    Check the charged fees and dates against the corrected dimensions. The US weight-and-dimensions reimbursement policy requires a request within 90 days of each fee charge. An estimate-change date is not the charge date.

  4. Re-check the margin at the new fee

    If the new fee is correct, check whether the ASIN still makes your minimum margin at that fee, then decide whether to reprice or delist.

Questions about fba fee changes alerts

Checks run on a six-hour schedule. Amazon data availability, processing and phone delivery can add delays, so this is not a guarantee that every fee change reaches you within six hours. The alert compares estimates, not individual charged fees.

Eight: Referral, FBA Fulfillment, FBA Pick & Pack, FBA Weight Handling, FBA Order Handling, FBA Delivery Services, Variable Closing and Fixed Closing. Referral is compared as a percentage; the rest are compared as absolute per-unit amounts.

No. Every active listing on every connected marketplace is monitored, whether you have 10 ASINs or 10,000. There is no per-ASIN pricing.

Referral and closing fees apply to FBM listings and are monitored. The FBA-specific fulfilment fees only exist on FBA listings.