After choosing the consolidation service, when creating a shipment, Amazon will allocate all the quantities of a single seller's SKU to a single operation center. This will charge a certain fee based on the characteristics of the product, which is the so-called consolidation fee. After Amazon receives the seller's goods, it still needs to count the goods and then distribute them to different warehouses according to the situation. It requires labor and delivery services, so the charges are reasonable.

Below is the service fee breakdown for warehouse consolidation:

Standard size (per item)

Less than or equal to 1 lb: $0.30

1-2 lbs: $0.40

Over 2 lbs: $0.40 + (exceeding the first 2 lbs) $0.10/lb

Large item (per item)

Less than or equal to 5 lbs: $1.30

Over 5 lbs: $1.30 + (exceeding the first 5 lbs) $0.20/lb....