Compare the temporary benefit with your normal fulfilment costs before buying stock for a new launch.
THE SOURCED NEWS
31 March is the enrolment deadline
Amazon’s announcement describes benefits for eligible new-to-FBA branded products. These include referral-fee credits and storage, customer-return and liquidation benefits for the first 200 units over 120 days. It also lists separate, shorter windows for some promotional credits.
This is an extension of the enrolment window, not a promise of free fulfilment for every item or a new programme starting on 31 March. The accessible post gives a relative age rather than an exact publication date; that source date remains unconfirmed.
SELLERBUNDLE PRACTICAL ANALYSIS
SellerBundle: price the product twice
Make one calculation using only the benefits you have confirmed for the particular product. Make a second using normal costs after those benefits end. Include the purchase price, inbound delivery, packaging, storage exposure and your own allowance for returns. If the product only looks attractive during the incentive window, decide how you would sell through or stop replenishing it.
Start with a realistic unit quantity rather than buying enough to reach a headline cap. Cash tied up in slow stock can matter more than a credit you may never use.
SELLERBUNDLE PRACTICAL ANALYSIS
Keep the evidence with your launch plan
Save the terms you checked, the eligible product identifier and the relevant dates in one place. If your account also qualifies for another incentive, ask which route applies before assuming the savings stack. Use the linked official announcement to reach the programme terms inside Seller Central; approval and eligibility still need checking there.
GO TO THE ORIGINAL
Check the sources.
Amazon UK: New Selection Programme enrolment extension; exact publication date not exposed ↗
Published date not stated
This is an original SellerBundle explanation with practical editorial suggestions. Check current official terms and suitability before changing your business processes.
