Landed Cost provide a per-unit cost breakdown for each SKU, combining all major cost components into a single view. You can find Landed Cost in the SKUs table in Inventory section.
Manage Landed Cost
Click on the Landed Cost in the product row. The Cost Breakdown panel shows per-unit costs, including:
Unit Cost
Purchase Order Expenses
Prep Cost
FBA Inbound Cost
FBM postage
Merchant-fulfilled orders only. Not part of landed cost; it is deducted as its own P&L line. Enter your average postage per unit; any portion Amazon has already confirmed is netted out for you. While this is unknown, profit for this SKU cannot be calculated.
Each component is labeled by its source:
SKU is linked to a product in a Purchase order
Weighted average cost, if SKU was linked to a product in a Purchase order
Manually entered values
From Cost Settings for Price List Analyzer
You can modify any cost component. To restore the calculated value, reset the field.
Click any cost component to expand it and see:
Linked purchase orders
Shipment data
Weighted average details
You can use Import from Sellerboard button for bring costs in from a Sellerboard export. The import applies to your whole catalog – this SKU's cost updates once processing finishes:
Choose file – upload a CSV or Excel file (max 10 MB).
Set mode:
Overwrite all costs – replace existing costs with the values from the file
Only fill missing costs – set costs only where a SKU has no cost yet; leave existing costs unchanged
Set cost basis – what the imported number represents:
Cost only
Cost + prep
Cost + prep + inbound (fully loaded).
Automatic Updates and Cost Behavior:
Costs update when a Purchase Order is completed or its expenses change
Unit cost is taken from the latest linked PO or calculated as a weighted average
If no PO data exists, values remain empty until entered manually
FBA inbound costs locked for closed shipments and updated on each sync for open shipments
Prep costs filled from cost settings for Price List Analyzer – reflect the team owner's general prep settings.
Landed Costs are also applied in the Repricer tool.