Yes, Amazon's service fee is charged on a per-site basis. Amazon has multiple sites around the world, and each site has its own service fee structure and standards. This means that if you sell products on different Amazon sites, you need to pay the corresponding service fees according to the requirements of each site. The service fees of each site may vary depending on factors such as product category, sales price, product size and weight. Therefore, it is recommended to carefully understand and comply with the service fee policies of each site when selling on the Amazon platform.

Yes, Amazon's service fee is charged on a per-site (country or region) basis. Amazon has different sites in different countries and regions, and each site has its own independent sales policy and fee structure.

Amazon service fees refer to the fees that you need to pay to Amazon when you sell products on the Amazon platform as a seller to cover the various services provided by Amazon, such as platform use, logistics, customer support, etc. These fees are usually calculated as a percentage and vary according to different sites and product categories.

Amazon's monthly service fee is charged by site, European fee: 39 euros or 25 pounds; North American fee: 39.99 US dollars; Japanese fee: 4900 yen; Currently, there is no charge for entering the Indian site, but there are still requirements for new sellers. There is no link for sellers to register on Amazon Global Store, and it has not been fully opened.