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    Home / News / Business News / Amazon India introduces ₹5 marketplace fee on all orders
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    Amazon India introduces ₹5 marketplace fee on all orders
    The fee is applicable to Prime users as well

    Amazon India introduces ₹5 marketplace fee on all orders

    By Mudit Dube
    Jun 05, 2025
    03:38 pm

    What's the story

    Amazon India has introduced a new flat marketplace fee of ₹5 on every customer order.

    The charge, which is inclusive of all taxes, is aimed at covering the platform's operational costs while continuing to offer a wide variety of products from millions of sellers.

    "This flat fee—applicable to all customers—supports Amazon's commitment to provide a seamless and valuable shopping experience," said the company in a blog post.

    Change in strategy

    Fee is similar to what Zomato, Swiggy charge

    The introduction of this new fee marks a major change in Amazon's pricing structure for Indian customers, including Prime members.

    The move is similar to what food delivery apps Zomato and Swiggy have been doing for some time now.

    The marketplace fee will be applied on every order placed on Amazon.in and will be shown as a separate line item during checkout to ensure transparency for customers.

    Fee exceptions

    Exemptions to the new charge

    Not every transaction will be subject to this new fee. Exemptions include gift card purchases (physical and digital), orders via Amazon Business, Bazaar, Amazon Now, and Amazon Fresh.

    Digital services such as recharges, bill payments, ticket bookings and subscriptions are also exempt from the charge.

    The fee won't be visible on Pay on Delivery orders unless future policy updates say otherwise.

    Uniform charge

    Fee applicable to all users, including Prime members

    The marketplace fee is applicable to all users, including Prime members.

    This means that even those who have paid for a Prime membership will have to pay this new charge on their orders.

    The company's decision to apply the fee uniformly across all customers has drawn mixed reactions from users, especially those who are paid subscribers.

    Refund guidelines

    Fee refund policy explained

    Amazon has also detailed its refund policy around the new marketplace fee.

    If an order is fully canceled before shipping, the fee will be fully refunded. In case of a partial cancelation before shipping, the fee will be refunded proportionally.

    However, if a return is made after delivery, no refund of the fee will be given even for full returns.

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