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🇺🇸 USFBA FeesHigh ImpactNovember 5, 2026

Amazon Rebuilds FBA Large-Item Size Tiers for 2027 — 4 Bulky and 6 Oversize Tiers Replace Extra-Large, Overmax Fee Ends, Flat Product and Overhang Handling Fees Added

Effective: January 15, 2027
US FBA sellers with bulky or extra-large products — especially furniture, TVs, panels, boards and other long or flat items, and anything currently paying the Overmax handling fee.

As part of its 2027 US fee update, Amazon is replacing its current two bulky tiers and four weight-based extra-large tiers with ten tiers: four bulky tiers and six oversize tiers defined largely by the item's longest side. The Overmax handling fee no longer applies from January 15, 2027; instead, oversize items that are flat (shortest side under 4 inches with a median side of 25 inches or more) pay a flat product handling fee, and the largest oversize tiers can also pay an overhang handling fee when the median side exceeds 43 inches. The net effect is mixed: some heavy but compact items get cheaper, while long or flat items can cost considerably more to fulfill.

Real-World Impact

Using PPC Land's worked examples (non-apparel, excluding the 3.5% fuel and logistics surcharge): a 65×20×7-inch, 62 lb TV drops from $48.57 to $36.55 per unit as it moves into medium oversize, while a 97×14.5×2-inch, 20 lb bulletin board rises from $50.93 ($33.93 plus the $17 Overmax fee) to $69.75 in long oversize — and a 70×44×3-inch, 50 lb tabletop panel goes from $70.32 to $97.48 once the $10.48 flat product and $3.45 overhang fees are added.

Key Points

  • From January 15, 2027, the two bulky tiers become four (small, medium, large and extra-large bulky, all up to 50 lb and 130 in length + girth), with dimension limits of 28×24×20, 37×28×20, 52×28×28 and 59×33×33 inches
  • The four weight-based extra-large tiers are replaced by six oversize tiers: small (longest side 72 in, 50 lb), medium (78 in, 70 lb), large (96 in, 150 lb), long (108 in, 150 lb, 165 in length + girth), special oversize light and special oversize heavy (over 150 lb)
  • The Overmax handling fee, introduced January 15, 2026 for items over 96 inches long or 130 inches length + girth, no longer applies from January 15, 2027
  • New flat product handling fee on oversize tiers when the shortest side is under 4 inches and the median side is 25 inches or more: $8.40 (small), $8.65 (medium), $9.42 (large), $10.48 (long), $21.67 (special light), $29.53 (special heavy)
  • New overhang handling fee when the median side exceeds 43 inches, listed only for long oversize ($3.45), special oversize light ($5.23) and special oversize heavy ($10.45); items meeting both conditions pay both fees
  • The 2026 tiers apply through January 14, 2027

What You Should Do Now

  1. 1Re-measure every bulky and extra-large SKU and map it to the new 2027 tier using its longest, median and shortest sides plus weight
  2. 2Flag SKUs with a shortest side under 4 inches and median side of 25 inches or more (flat product fee) or a median side over 43 inches (overhang fee)
  3. 3Check the Fee Change Comparison dashboard in Profit Analytics for ASIN-level 2027 fees, then reprice or rethink packaging before January 15, 2027
  4. 4For long or flat items that get more expensive, compare FBM or Multi-Channel Fulfillment costs against the new FBA rate
Official Source
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This summary is written in our own words based on the official source linked above. Policies may be updated after publication. Always check the official Amazon source for the latest details.

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