Amazon Just Raised FBA Fees and Your "Profitable" PPC Campaigns Are Probably Losing Money

Amazon raised FBA fees on January 15th, 2026. If you haven't adjusted your PPC strategy since then, your campaigns that look profitable on the surface are probably bleeding margin right now.

In this episode, I break down exactly how the $0.08 fee increase combined with rising CPCs has changed your break-even ACoS. That 28-30% target you've been running? It's not profitable anymore, and I show you the hidden math behind why.

I walk through how to recalculate your new break-even ACoS after the fee increase, the CPC inflation problem most sellers aren't tracking, and three surgical bid adjustments that cut waste without tanking your sales volume. I also cover why lowering bids on mid-performers first protects margin better than cutting budgets, and why Seller Central data alone isn't giving you the full picture.

This isn't generic PPC advice. This is a defensive strategy built for the reality of increasing Amazon fees in 2026. If you're running the same ACoS targets you used in 2025, your margins are shrinking and you won't see it until your monthly P&L drops.

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