---
title: "How Do I Calculate Amazon LTL Charges to an Amazon FBA Warehouse?"
description: "How to estimate Amazon LTL charges for final delivery to an Amazon FBA warehouse in Seller Central, including pallet calculations and shipping charge fields."
language: en
canonical: https://www.flexport.com/help/amazon-calculate-amazon-ltl/
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author:
  - "Flexport Editorial"
publishedAt: 2018-02-22T23:36:46.961Z
dateModified: 2026-07-31T03:22:11Z
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topics:
  - "E-Commerce Fulfillment"
  - "eCom Fulfillment"
  - "Trucking"
---

# How Do I Calculate Amazon LTL Charges to an Amazon FBA Warehouse?

Follow the steps below to estimate the cost of using Amazon LTL for final delivery to an Amazon FBA warehouse. 

After you have created your [shipment plan](https://www.flexport.com/help/amazon-us-shipment-plan/) in Amazon Seller Central, go to the **Prepare Shipment** page.

1. Select **LTL** and **Amazon-Partnered Carrier** under **Section 2: Shipping Service:**

![Amazon Seller Central shipping service step with Less than truckload (LTL) and Amazon-Partnered Carrier selected for pallet shipments](https://cdn.sanity.io/images/ynj1yl20/development/48b2382e7f19ddf22855eacf6366b6ceb86a55ea-500x168.png)

2. Complete the form under **Section 3: Shipment Packing** and click **Confirm** in the bottom right.

![Amazon Seller Central Shipment packing step with Multiple boxes and Use web form selected and a box configuration row highlighted in red.](https://cdn.sanity.io/images/ynj1yl20/development/981adf427a6c42f699079a818b0ca09f6d1e4cb7-2758x1216.png)

3. **Estimate** the pallet information using the following guidelines: 

- Dimensions (1): use 72” (maximum height per [Amazon requirements](https://core.flexport.com/help/80-what-are-the-palletization-requirements-for-amazon-shipments)).

- Weight (2): divide the cargo weight by number of pallets.

- Approximate pallet count (3): divide the shipment’s volume (cbm) by 1.5 for an estimation.

 

![Amazon Pallet information panel with dimensions, weight, and number-of-pallets fields numbered 1-3, noting the 1500 lb max per pallet.](https://cdn.sanity.io/images/ynj1yl20/development/ec4e45b59fccd8cc0564794d9ccd09829461d6b9-1777x545.png)

Do not check the **Stackable pallets** box. If you check the **Stackable pallets** box, Amazon may send a truck that will only accommodate [stackable pallets](https://sellercentral.amazon.com/gp/help/external/200978400?language=en-US&ref=mpbc_200978480_cont_200978400). If they aren’t stackable, then all your pallets won’t fit in the truck. 

****Auto-pallet-calculating tools are available online, but be aware that these tools are not always accurate and often underestimate pallet details.******4. Calculate the charges under****Section 4: Shipping Charges** using the following guidelines: 

- **Freight ready date (1):** choose any date.

- **Contact person (2):** choose any contact.

- **Freight class (3):** select 100. 

- **Declared value** (4): use the commercial value of your cargo.

 

![Amazon Shipping charges step with numbered fields for freight ready date, contact person, freight class, and declared value before the Calculate button.](https://cdn.sanity.io/images/ynj1yl20/development/00c29e73bcab059f9df67601d9c3fef4c6766013-1490x376.png)

5. Click **Calculate**. Do not accept the charges.

Note that Amazon, not Flexport, will bill you for [final delivery charges](https://www.flexport.com/help/amazon-payment-final-delivery/) if you’re using an Amazon-partnered carrier like Amazon LTL.

To estimate the cost of other final delivery methods, see [Amazon US/Canada Delivery: Estimating Prices](https://www.flexport.com/help/fedex-amazon-estimate-prices/).

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*This is a markdown version of [https://www.flexport.com/help/amazon-calculate-amazon-ltl/](https://www.flexport.com/help/amazon-calculate-amazon-ltl/) for AI/LLM consumption.*