Amazon probably owes you money. Want to know how much?
Estimate what Amazon may owe you, in under a minute, without connecting your account.
This is an educational estimate based on industry averages (reimbursements for lost or damaged inventory and fee overcharges typically run 1% to 3% of an FBA seller's sales). Your real number is only known after your account is actually checked. Figures on this page are shown in EGP for Amazon.eg sellers; the averages are industry-wide, not specific to one marketplace. Limonene is not affiliated with Amazon.
How is this estimated?
We take up to your last 12 months of sales (roughly the longest window you can still claim for) and apply the known industry range: 1% to 3% for FBA sellers, 0.3% to 1% for FBM sellers.
The real number comes from checking your actual Amazon account: every unit logged as lost or damaged, every fee charged wrong, every return that never came back. That is what Limonene does for free once you connect your store.
Frequently asked questions
Does Amazon really pay reimbursements?
Yes. Amazon's policy is to reimburse sellers for inventory lost or damaged in its warehouses and for fees charged incorrectly, but the seller has to claim within the allowed window. A large share goes unclaimed simply because nobody asks.
Why a range instead of one number?
Because it is an estimate from averages, not from your account. The rate varies by product type, inventory size, and return volume. The single real number only comes from checking your account.
Do I have to connect my account to see the real number?
Yes, because reimbursements are computed from Amazon's financial ledger and your actual inventory. Connecting goes through Amazon's official sign-in, we never see your password, and you can disconnect your store or delete your account at any time.
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