Kindle ebook price checker
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On Amazon.com a Kindle ebook on the 35% option can be $0.99 to $200, with the minimum rising to $1.99 at 3 MB and $2.99 at 10 MB. The 70% option allows $2.99 to $12.99 and must be at least 20% below the Amazon list price of any print edition. Enter your price to see which options it fits.
What it checks
- 35% option: $0.99 to $200 under 3 MB, $1.99 to $200 from 3 MB, $2.99 to $200 from 10 MB.
- 70% option: $2.99 to $12.99, and no more than 80% of the print edition's Amazon list price.
Limits are for Amazon.com in USD. Other marketplaces have their own tables, for example £1.77 to £12.99 in the UK on the 70% option. The 70% option also needs the book to be eligible in the buyer's country; see the linked pages.
Questions
- What is the highest price for the 70% Kindle royalty?
- On Amazon.com the 70% option allows $2.99 to $12.99. The cap rose from $9.99 on July 7, 2026. If the book has a print edition, the ebook must also be at least 20% below its Amazon list price.
- Why can't I price my ebook at $0.99?
- On the 35% option $0.99 is only allowed for files under 3 MB. Files of 3 MB to under 10 MB start at $1.99, and 10 MB or more start at $2.99.
- My paperback is $14.99. What is the most I can charge for the ebook at 70%?
- $11.99: 20% below $14.99, which is lower than the $12.99 cap.
The rules behind it
- KDP ebook royalties: the 35% and 70% options
- KDP ebook pricing rules: minimum, maximum and price matching
Sources
- https://kdp.amazon.com/en_US/help/topic/G200634560
- https://kdp.amazon.com/en_US/help/topic/G200634500