What FeeSmash checks
Amazon bills millions of fees and moves millions of units every day. Some of the mistakes land on your account, and Amazon rarely flags its own errors. These are the ones we look for.
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Size-tier and weight errors
When Amazon mismeasures a product, every unit ships at the wrong fulfillment fee. We compare what you're charged against your real dimensions.
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Lost and damaged inventory
Units that went missing or were damaged in a fulfillment center and never reimbursed.
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Refunds without returns
Customers refunded for items that never came back, or came back and were never put back into sellable stock.
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Inbound shipment shortfalls
Units you sent in that Amazon checked in short, compared line by line against what you shipped.
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Referral fee mistakes
Products charged the referral rate for the wrong category, sale after sale.
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Storage fee overcharges
Monthly and aged-inventory storage billed on the wrong cubic volume.
How it works
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Connect Seller Central
Link your Amazon account. No reports to download or spreadsheets to send.
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We run the audit
FeeSmash works through your fee charges, inventory ledger and settlement reports, and keeps checking as new data comes in.
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Review what we found
Every finding shows the evidence and the dollar amount, so you know exactly what you're claiming and why.
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File with one click
Our browser extension fills in the Seller Central case and you press submit. Or choose Managed and we file for you. Reimbursements go to your Amazon balance.
Pay 2%, not 25%.
Most reimbursement services keep 20 to 25 percent of everything they recover for you. FeeSmash takes 2%, or 10% if you'd rather we file the claims. You only pay when Amazon pays you.
Self-serve
you recover
Our browser extension fills in each Seller Central case. You review it and press submit.
Managed
you recover
We file the claims for you and handle the back-and-forth with Amazon.
Fees apply only to reimbursements Amazon actually pays out.