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. The AI calculates 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

AI knows when to reorder — before Amazon fines you.

Upload your sales report and supplier lead times. AI 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 →

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. AI 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 AI 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 the AI 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, the AI 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.