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Amazon extends New Selection enrollment to March 31, 2027

Enrollment for the 2026 program now closes March 31, 2027. Eligible branded products new to FBA receive credits capping referral fees at 10% for the first 100 units and 5% for the next 100; New Seller Incentives cannot be combined.

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Our read

In our $30 tee scenario, a 15% commission falling to 10% or 5% saves $1.50 or $3. Confirm eligibility and posted credits before budgeting the saving; retain a normal-fee forecast.

Key dates

  1. Published
  2. We checked the official text
  3. upcomingTakes effect

The date above is the enrollment deadline, not a benefit start or expiry date. Publication uses the official page’s datePublished metadata.

Who is affected

  • Sellers considering US FBA for branded apparel launches.
  • Self-fulfilled or ineligible products should not use these caps.

Run the numbers

Commission impact on a $30 tee (illustrative, using the landed-cost calculator)
ScenarioNet commissionProfit/order
Assumed baseline: 15%$4.50$11.50
Eligible, after credits: 10%$3.00$13.00
Eligible, after credits: 5%$1.50$14.50

Assumes one unit/order, $10 duty-paid cost, $4 fulfillment and zero other inbound, payment, advertising or return costs. The 15% baseline is hypothetical. Credits are treated as realized; timing and other benefits are not modeled. The link loads 10%; change commission to 15 or 5 for the other rows.

Recalculate in the Landed cost and profit per unit

What to do

  • Before enrolling or shipping, verify eligibility, unit counting, benefit dates and credit mechanics in Seller Central.
  • Reconcile charges and credits monthly; keep an undiscounted forecast to avoid overstocking for incentives.

What the official text says

Quoted from the official text.

New Selection Program 2026 benefits can't be combined with New Seller Incentives.

Enroll in New Selection Program 2026 by March 31

Sources

We checked the official text on 2026-10-30. Rules can change again; the latest official publication prevails.

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