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If you're selling on Amazon.co.uk using FBA, storage fees are one of the most controllable costs in your business — yet many sellers leave money on the table by not actively managing them. This post breaks down how UK storage fees work, what to watch out for, and practical steps you can take right now to reduce your costs.

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Understanding UK FBA Storage Fees

Amazon charges monthly storage fees based on the daily average volume (measured in cubic feet) that your inventory occupies in UK fulfilment centres. There are two key fee types to know:

  • Monthly inventory storage fees — charged every month based on your average daily volume
  • Inventory storage overage fees — charged at £7.80 per cubic foot for any inventory that exceeds your storage limits

Storage fees are higher during peak months (October–December), so planning your inventory levels ahead of Q4 is especially important for UK sellers.

Why This Matters for Your UK Business

For UK sellers, storage costs directly affect your profitability — particularly if you're stocking seasonal products, managing slow-moving lines, or scaling up ahead of peak periods like Black Friday or Christmas. Keeping your Inventory Performance Index (IPI) scorehealthy is the best way to maintain access to sufficient storage capacity and avoid limits being applied to your account.

Five Practical Steps to Reduce Your Storage Costs

  1. Monitor your IPI score regularly Your IPI score reflects how efficiently you're managing FBA inventory. A higher score means better access to storage capacity. Check it weekly in Seller Central and act on the recommendations provided.
  2. Remove or liquidate slow-moving stock Don't let inventory sit idle. Use Amazon's removal order or liquidation options to free up space before long-term storage fees kick in. Removal order fees apply per unit, but they're often far less than ongoing storage costs.
  3. Send inventory in smaller, more frequent shipments Rather than sending large batches that sit in fulfilment centres, consider sending smaller quantities more frequently — especially for products with unpredictable demand.
  4. Use the FBA Revenue Calculator before you send Before sending a new product to FBA, use the Revenue Calculator to model your storage costs against expected sales velocity. This helps you avoid sending products that won't turn quickly enough to justify the fees.
  5. Plan ahead for peak season Storage fees increase significantly in Q4. Review your inventory levels in August and September, and use Amazon's restock recommendations to send only what you're confident will sell through before the new year.

Useful Resources for UK Sellers

📋 FBA Capacity Limits

💰 FBA Inventory Storage Overage Fees

📊 Monthly Inventory Storage Fees

🔄 Long-Term Storage Fees

🧮 FBA Revenue Calculator

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🗣️ What strategies have worked best for you in managing FBA storage costs in the UK?

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Share your experience below — your insight could help a fellow UK seller avoid a costly mistake. 👇

Have a question about FBA fees or inventory management? Drop it in the comments and let's work through it together.

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by Seller_pEGO9YjE8hL3x

I have circa 190 asins that have had their brand name changed to WHAPELQ, this asins were originally set up using the brand LessThanTenQuid unfortunately this mark the IPO did not approve.

The listings were created in 2016 and the rules were a little different then, I recall having that brand in my brand registry but at some point it dropped off most probs as there was no valid trademark for it.

I`m now at a position where I have most ASINs blocked as I need approval for this hijacked brand value (relates to chinese company accoding to IPO)

I have requested Amazon to revert but met with no success, I have over 500 units in FBA which are now sat there and I`m at wits end what to do.

I do however have a brand that is in brand registry which I attempted to migrate to but Amazon rejected this and also stated my previous brand which was no longer in brand registry was tombstoned. At the very least I`d like to revert back to LessThanTenQuid for now.

Case ID = 12256032482

Are any of the mods able to help at all pls - @Seller_PIHyltK09pbl3

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Change to Store Name / Brand Registry
by Seller_zfcdW9sPYtrOt

Hi everyone,

I’m running into an issue with Amazon Brand Registry and wanted to see if anyone has managed to solve this.

I have two trademarks associated with my account:

- An original trademark that includes the brand name plus a slogan/tagline (used when the account was first set up)

- A newer trademark that uses the brand name on its own and is now the version used across my listings, packaging, and marketing

The issue is that Amazon still displays the original longer version on the “Visit the Store” link on product detail pages

I’ve already contacted support, but they’ve told me the only option is to create a completely new brand, which I’m trying to avoid due to existing listings, reviews, and store history.

Has anyone successfully:

Changed the primary displayed brand name without creating a new Brand Registry?

Found any workaround to align the storefront branding with the newer trademark?

Any insight or experience would be really appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

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Hello Moderators,

I am requesting urgent moderator assistance regarding an ongoing Brand Registry / cataloge issue that has now been unresolved for over a month.

My registered UK trademark is:

CORE EDGE

UK trademark number: UK00004288738

Amazon has incorrectly merged my brand CORE EDGE with another unrelated brand, COREDGE, in the Amazon cataloge.

This issue is not only causing brand confusion, but also storefront and brand-linking issues. I do not have proper access to my own correct brand storefront, while the merged/incorrect storefront reflects the other company’s brand instead.

In addition, when I list items under my brand and click the brand name, the link takes me to the other company’s product page/storefront rather than my own. This shows the brand association is incorrectly pointing customers to an unrelated company.

To be absolutely clear:

CORE EDGE and COREDGE are not the same brand

We sell entirely different products

We target entirely different customer demographics

This is an incorrect internal merge, not a branding similarity issue

Amazon Brand Registry Support has already acknowledged in writing that they understand I am reporting an incorrect merge of CORE EDGE with another brand in the Amazon cataloge. However, I continue to receive only generic “still investigating” responses with no concrete update or timeline.

This issue is now materially affecting my business because:

my registered trademark is being misattributed,

my brand identity is being confused with an unrelated company,

storefront access/presentation is incorrect,

brand clicks route customers to the other company’s page,

and I am unable to properly list and launch new inventory until this issue is resolved, which is causing further damage to my company.

I now have new inventory in hand ready for launch, but I cannot proceed properly while this issue remains unresolved.

This is not a standard support question. It is a manual Brand Registry / catalog correction issue requiring intervention from the appropriate internal team.

I am requesting moderator help to escalate this case for manual review and correction.

Case ID: 19660990911

Requested action:

Manual separation of CORE EDGE from COREDGE in the Amazon cataloge

Confirmation that CORE EDGE is being reviewed as a distinct registered trademark

Correction of the storefront and brand-linking issue

A concrete update or escalation to the appropriate internal team

Any moderator assistance would be greatly appreciated, as this issue has now been ongoing since mid-March and normal support responses have not resolved it.

This was my last correspondence with them:

"Hello from Amazon Selling Partner Support,

From your correspondence, I understand you are contacting us regarding your brand CORE EDGE (trademark UK00004288738) being incorrectly merged with another brand COREEDGE in the Amazon catalog.

Thank you for your continued patience. At this time I am working with our internal team to reach a resolution on your case.

While I don’t currently have an update, I will follow up with you as soon as additional information is available or if any further information is required from your side.

I encourage you to wait for our response.

To help us continually improve, we ask that you take a moment to complete our survey below to tell us about your experience with this specific interaction.

Were you satisfied with the support provided?"

its the same generic response I have been receiving since Early March.

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Changing Brands for an ASIN
by Seller_g7XjR6trYydxp

I own 2 brands Regina and Regina Royal in Brand Registry, and when we created the listing, the person in charge used Regina Royal.. Now when I am requesting Amazon to change it to Regina they are saying that not possible you will have to create a new ASIN. We will lose the complete history/vine reviews on that ASIN if we create a new listing. Why is it such a challenge to change a brand for an ASIN that are registered by us in Brand Registry? Amazon should come up with more flexibility for sellers who own the Brand to change it.

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How do I find my storefront shop page URL?
by Seller_tRuvBEHDedp4q

I want to put my amazon storefront URL onto some promotion material -but have hit a brick wall with regards finding out what it is.

I thought it was amazon.co.uk/shops/ABC

(obviously ABC being my user display name) - but this does not work. I get a page that says the web address is not a functioning page on the site.

So I googled the question and was told I could get it from Settings-Account Info-Business Information

But no - there is no store URL I can see under any of the options.

So I tried Settings-Account Info-Store Info

This has a link for 'Your Seller Profile' - and clicking that just shows me all the country sites I am able to sell on (I only sell on the UK site)

Another googled method told me to :

Navigate to one of your active product listings on the Amazon website. Find the "Sold by" section under the buy box. Click on your Seller Name. On the next page, click the link that says "[Your Seller Name] Storefront"

But there is no [Your Seller Name] Storefront link

There is, however, a sequence of tabs one of which is 'Products' so I click that thinking it will take me to a list of my products which is does but the URL is (well I want to include the link but get told off for using offensive language trying to post with a link even though it is an Amazon web address but it is something like amazon/s?me=A1B3RD1FRZK8FD&marketplaceID=A1F83G8C2ARO7P

Which again is hopeless for me to use in promotion material

I just want a simple URL I can put on promotion/advertising material to direct customers to my amazon store but everything I try leads me nowhere. It cannot be this hard for me to give customers a link so they can go straight to my products/store on Amazon surely?

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A+ Brand Story Content Blurry
by Seller_zfcdW9sPYtrOt

Hi everyone, I'm getting super frustrated with Amazon a+ content being blurry no matter what I try with uploading/sizing/dpi etc.

Has anybody cracked the code on images?

It says minimum 362 x 453 and if I try the exact sizing, scaling up x2 etc, it is still coming out blurry.

Any tips would be very much appreciated.

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A third party has amended listings for my products on the following ASINs:

B0G6SV9PY2

B0FP79NQBW

B0G6SV3J6D

I am the Amazon Brand Registry Owner and manufacturer for these products.

The 3rd party creator of these listings is falsely claiming to be the brand owner. This is a clear product detail page abuse / listing hijack.

I have followed Amazon’s instructed processes from https://sellercentral.amazon.co.uk/seller-forums/discussions/t/964db033-4857-4b27-b3df-bdcdc300e3d5 and am now stuck in a support loop:

Report Abuse → Ticket 12205412252 → sent to Brand Registry

Brand Registry → Case 12343207812 → sent to Seller Support

Seller Support → Case 12352404502 → sent back to Report Abuse

Each time I have to re-provide the same information only to be eventually told, you don't need to follow this reporting route until I have eventually been sent back to where I started.

Amazon is allowing

False brand ownership claims

Incorrect product representation

But refusing to amend it claiming that it will confuse customers.

I need this escalated to the Catalog / Product Detail Page Abuse team immediately.

Can a moderator or Amazon rep take ownership of this case and route it correctly? @Seller_DNQGSsdC7DccM@Seller_z3k8APxGfbQEK ?

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