How is this different from a spreadsheet?

Spreadsheets don't factor Amazon's Low-Inventory-Level fee 28-day threshold, DD+7 deferred payments, or Chinese New Year supplier shutdowns. Restock Planner does - automatically.

Just your ASIN, current inventory, average daily sales, and supplier lead time. Restock Planner calculates the optimal reorder date and quantity.

Does it handle DD+7 cash flow?

Yes. Restock Planner factors Amazon's Delivery Date + 7 deferred payment schedule to ensure you have working capital for the next reorder cycle.

Grow · Stop running out, stop overstocking

RP knows when to reorder - before Amazon fines you.

Upload your sales report and supplier lead times. RP returns the exact reorder date, batch size, and cash-flow timeline - factoring DD+7, Chinese New Year, aged-storage breakeven, and Amazon's new Low-Inventory-Level fee 28-day threshold.

Plan my restocks - $29 See sample plan →

Included in Pro & Agency · or $29 one-time

One-time $29 (vs $79+/mo Forecastly) 6-month forecast in 60 seconds DD+7 cash flow modeled

Why this matters in 2026

Wrong inventory timing costs thousands

Out-of-stock

Lose BSR, lose Buy Box, lose organic ranking - and customers go to your competitor.

Costs $1000s/mo on top ASINs

Aged storage fees

$1.30-$2.35/ft³ after 12 months. Q4 surcharges. Overstock eats your margin silently.

Up to 35¢/unit extra

Low-Inventory-Level fee

New 2026 fee. Amazon penalizes you if inventory drops below 28 days historical days of supply.

Hidden 8¢-31¢/unit penalty

How it works

Sales report in. Reorder plan out.

Upload Sales Report

Last 90 days from Seller Central → Reports → Business Reports → Detail Page Sales. CSV format, takes 2 minutes.

Enter your basics

Supplier lead time, MOQ, FBA inbound transit time, current on-hand inventory. RP handles the rest.

Get 6-month plan

PDF with the exact reorder date for each ASIN, optimal batch size, and cash-flow timeline factoring DD+7.

What RP factors in

Eight variables, not just sales velocity

Most spreadsheet calculators only do sales / days. Restock Planner accounts for 2026 reality.

Sales velocity (rolling 90-day)Weighted by recency - last 30 days count more than days 60-90.

Supplier lead time + FBA inboundFrom PO to FBA receipt - including ocean/air freight + check-in time.

Chinese New Year shutdownDetects when CNY (Jan-Feb) hits your lead-time window - bumps reorder forward.

DD+7 cash flow timingModels when you'll have the cash to pay supplier deposit and balance - given Amazon's 7-day delivery+7 hold.

Q4 demand surgeAdjusts forecast upward for Prime Day, BFCM, Christmas - using your historical Q4 lift.

Aged storage breakevenCalculates the largest batch that won't trigger 12-month aged storage fees on leftover units.

Low-Inventory-Level fee thresholdKeeps you above the 28-day-supply line to avoid 2026's new hidden penalty.

MOQ & case-pack roundingSnaps batch size to your supplier's MOQ and case-pack increments - no awkward partials.

Pricing

$29 one-time. Re-run anytime.

$29 · one-time

Full 6-month restock plan for your catalog

Reorder date for every ASIN
Optimal batch size (aged-storage safe)
Cash-flow timeline factoring DD+7
CNY / Q4 / LIL-fee adjustments built in
PDF + CSV export, re-run unlimited times

Plan my restocks - $29

L-Guard Restock Planner

$29 one-time

Pay once. Get a 6-month plan. Re-run whenever you want.

Cost over 12 months: $29 (one audit) or $58 (two). Re-run quarterly.

Forecastly / SoStocked

$79-89/mo

Subscription. You pay monthly even if you reorder once per quarter.

Cost over 12 months: $948 - $1,068.

FAQ

Common questions

Do I need to connect my Amazon account?

No. You only upload one CSV - the Business Report from Seller Central. No API connection, no credentials needed.

How accurate is the forecast?

Accuracy depends on sales-history stability. For products with 90+ days of consistent velocity, the model is within ±10% of actuals on a 60-day horizon. For new products or those with viral spikes, forecast confidence is lower - and the report flags those ASINs explicitly.

How often should I re-run it?

Quarterly is the sweet spot. Re-run before each major restock decision. You can also re-run if you launch a new product, change supplier, or notice a sales-velocity shift.

How is this different from Forecastly or SoStocked?

Forecastly and SoStocked are subscriptions ($79-89/mo) - you pay every month even if you only reorder twice a year. They also don't model DD+7 cash flow or Amazon's new Low-Inventory-Level fee. L-Guard charges $29 once, you re-run when needed, and RP factors in 2026 realities those tools haven't caught up to.

Does it work for new sellers with limited sales history?

It works best with 90+ days of sales data. For brand-new products, RP flags them as "low-confidence forecast" and gives a conservative recommendation based on category benchmarks instead.

Stop guessing when to reorder.

Upload your sales report. Get a 6-month plan in 60 seconds.