In 2026, Amazon will continue to deepen its investment in the Mexican market, launching a large-scale fee reduction plan. Starting from February 17, the average fee for each product sold through the Mexican distribution channel will decrease by 19.00 Mexican pesos (about $1). This adjustment aims to optimize the matching of the fee structure with actual costs, enhance the consistency of the global fee system, and help sellers reduce operating costs through innovation and operational efficiency, continuously providing excellent value to consumers.

Effective Date: February 17, 2026

● For products priced below 299 MXN (about $16.93), the Amazon Logistics delivery fee for 18 categories will average a reduction of 27 MXN (about $1.55); for 2 categories, the fee will average a reduction of 57 MXN (about $3.28).

● For products priced between 299 MXN and 499 MXN, Amazon Logistics delivery fees and Seller Flex fees will average a reduction of 4.00 MXN (about $0.23).

◆ For oversized products weighing over 50 kg, there will be a certain reduction in Amazon Logistics delivery fees for every additional 0.5 kg.

Effective Date: February 17, 2026

● For sellers with monthly sales below 26,000 MXN (about $1,494.67), the monthly subscription fee will decrease from 600 MXN (about $33.98) to 75 MXN (about $4.25).

Effective Date: February 17, 2026

● For Amazon Logistics products priced above 299 MXN, the FCF installment payment 3% handling fee will be waived.

To help sellers clearly understand the specific impact of fee adjustments on their business, optimize operational strategies, and enhance profitability, Amazon also provides a variety of official tools and service support:

Sellers can visually view product benefits at the ASIN level, clearly presenting the impact of this fee update on each product, helping sellers optimize pricing and restocking rhythms in advance, and stabilizing profit margins.

Comprehensively analyze FBA fees, promotional expenses, delivery costs, and other fee details and calculation logic, making cost accounting more transparent.

Targeting the core pain point of high logistics costs, provide specialized guidance on inventory cost optimization, overage inventory management, and delivery fee reduction, helping sellers maximize the compression of unnecessary expenses.

With rapid growth in volume and speed, 2026 is the right time to mine gold in Latin America

Mexico is the second largest e-commerce market in Latin America, with e-commerce revenue expected to reach 23.9 billion USD in 2025, an average annual growth rate of 13%

Mexico's average age is 29 years old, with 41.3% of the population under 25 and over 50% under 35, forming a huge consumer group of internet natives

Amazon is one of the most popular e-commerce brands among Mexican consumers

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Data source:

1. Statistia

2. Similarweb

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