Learn how to sell, whether you’re new to online retail or just new to selling in the Amazon store. Get an overview of how to create a selling account, list products, fulfill customer orders, and more.

Use our step-by-step guide to create your Amazon selling account. Find out what you need to register, get answers to common questions, and learn what to do after you’ve created an account.

Ready to be an Amazon Seller? Learn how to reach millions of shoppers, grow your ecommerce business with Amazon, and stay profitable on Amazon

Ready to be an Amazon Seller? Learn how to reach millions of shoppers, grow your ecommerce business with Amazon, and stay profitable on Amazon

Use Seller University and other educational resources to learn how to succeed as an Amazon seller.

Ready to sell with Amazon? Get started with the New Seller Guide, a set of brand, logistics, pricing, and promotional services backed by data science and designed to fuel the growth of new sellers.

2024年12月17日 · When you become an Amazon seller, you have the option to sign up for an Individual or Professional selling plan. But which is better for your business? Both plans have unique benefits, so let’s look into the details and see how they compare.

2024年2月8日 · How to become an Amazon FBA seller. To use FBA, first sign up for an Amazon selling account by choosing a selling plan. Then you can enroll your selling account in FBA and either create new listings for the program or convert existing listings to FBA. To register for FBA: Hover over the Gear icon in Seller Central, then click Account info.

Speed matters—and for Amazon sellers the first 90 days are especially critical. That’s why we invented the New Seller Guide, a set of brand, logistics, pricing, and promotional services that are backed by data science and designed to fuel the growth of new sellers.

Search the Amazon catalog for a product or define one using dimensions, weight, category, price, and shipping charges. Review and adjust entries for Amazon Fulfillment and Your fulfillment to calculate—and recalculate—fees, costs, and revenue.