As of October 2026, Amazon Brand Registry is free, but the trademark owner must enroll with a mark from an office Amazon accepts. For the US store that is the USPTO. A pending filing qualifies only "in some cases," and the verification code goes to the contact on the trademark record.
Read MoreAs of October 2026, most Korean products can sell in the US on their 880 EAN-13 barcode. GS1 Korea says EAN-13 works in North America, and Amazon and Walmart Marketplace accept EAN as a product ID. You need a 12-digit UPC barcode only when a buyer or a rule, such as Walmart WFS labels, asks for one.
Read MoreAs of October 2026, FBA usually costs less for a few fast sellers sold only on Amazon, and a 3PL usually costs less for slow stock and multichannel orders. A 4 to 8 oz item pays about $4.36 per unit in peak (October 15 to January 14), and standard-size storage is $2.40 per cubic foot a month in Q4.
Read MoreAs of October 2026, the allowed ways to get reviews on Amazon at launch are Amazon Vine, Request a Review and neutral requests. Vine takes FBA products with fewer than 30 reviews for $0, $75 or $200 per parent product. Free product, discounts or refunds for reviews break Amazon's rules.
Read MoreAs of October 2026, MSRP is a suggested price resellers can ignore, and MAP pricing limits the advertised price, not the sale price. US federal law generally allows a MAP policy a brand sets alone, but state laws differ. On Amazon, each discount stays in your price history, so plan discounts first.
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