How the forecast is calculated
A plain-language overview of each step the tool runs through when generating your results.
The tool combines your 30-day and 90-day sales figures into a single estimated daily sell rate. Recent data is given more weight since it reflects current demand. The result is then scaled by a seasonal multiplier — higher during peak periods, lower in off-season — so the forecast adapts to predictable demand swings.
If a product shows zero sales in the last 30 days but had sales over the past 90 days, the tool checks whether that silence is caused by running out of stock rather than genuine low demand. When a stockout is detected, only the longer-term 90-day rate is used so demand is not accidentally underestimated for the next order.
The tool calculates how many units are needed to cover your target period plus the lead time buffer. That number is always rounded up to the nearest complete transport box — a partial box is never sent. This prevents underfilling cartons and keeps your shipment plan clean for carrier booking.
When available stock would last longer than the aged-inventory threshold you set, Amazon begins charging a long-term storage surcharge per unit. The tool identifies exactly how many boxes to remove to stay just below that threshold. Removal quantities are rounded down to be conservative and avoid pulling out more stock than necessary.
For listings that have never sold before, there is no velocity to calculate. Instead, the tool uses the monthly search volume of the product's main keyword as a proxy for potential demand, and recommends a conservative initial batch. The idea is to create a live listing and gather real sell-through data before committing to a larger stock position.
After calculating the shipment, the tool projects how many days of coverage remain once those units arrive at FBA. This acts as a final sense-check: the projected coverage must stay below the aged-inventory threshold, otherwise the tool flags that you are about to create the exact overstock problem it was trying to solve.
Insert Data
Configure global parameters and add products. Fields marked * are required.
| Product name* | ASIN | UPB* | Box wt kg* | S30d* | S90d | KW vol | In stock* | Price € | New? | |
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| No products yet — click "+ Add product" to begin, or use "Load example". | ||||||||||
Go to Insert Data, add your products
and click Calculate results.