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Amazon India Announces Up To 12 Per Cent Reduction In Selling Fees Ahead Of Festive Season

The new rate card will particularly benefit sellers offering products priced below Rs 500

Amazon India on Saturday announced up to 12 per cent reduction in selling fees across multiple product categories on the marketplace ahead of the festive season.

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The reductions in fees, effective from September 9, will enable sellers to expand their product portfolio on the platform besides providing a boost to growth, Amazon India said.

"With the changes, sellers on Amazon India will benefit from a drop in selling fees, ranging from 3-12 per cent, across various product categories", the company said.

The new rate card will particularly benefit sellers offering products priced below Rs 500, it said.

"At Amazon, we are invested in supporting businesses of all sizes, from small and medium businesses to emerging entrepreneurs to established brands. The fee reduction is directly in response to feedback from our sellers, especially small businesses," Amit Nanda, Director Selling Partner Services at Amazon India, said.

While the timing of the fee cuts aligns with the festive season, these changes are not temporary measures, the company said.

The reduction in fee will give sellers an opportunity to optimise their operations in time for the Diwali shopping rush as well as beyond the festivities.

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"Sellers, particularly those selling affordable products, will experience a significant decrease in fees on Amazon. This will provide them with an opportunity to reinvest in their business for accelerated growth," Nanda added.

Recently, Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal slammed the e-commerce firm for predatory pricing and its trickle-down impact on the people as it incurred a loss of Rs 6000 crore.

He questioned the nature of the company's investment in India and stated that billions of dollars in investments do not come for great service or support for the economy and that Indians shouldn't be proud of their investments.

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