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With Amazon FBA returns management for Indian sellers, we receive, inspect, recondition, and restock your FBA returns at our Austin warehouse. This recovers 60–80% of the value Amazon would otherwise liquidate.
A returned unit isn't a dead unit. Most just need inspection and a fresh poly-bag to sell again at full price.
Returns routed to our Austin center instead of being disposed or liquidated by Amazon.
Every return graded: like-new, lightly used, or damaged. You see exactly what came back and why.
Clean, repackage, and re-poly units so like-new returns go back to FBA as sellable stock.
Recovered units re-inbounded to Amazon at $0.75 each, back to earning instead of written off.
Used-but-good units listed on eBay or Mercari under your branding, you set the discount.
When Amazon loses or damages your stock, we file the claim, recovering revenue you'd never chase alone.
Your FBA returns ship to our center instead of Amazon's disposal or liquidation queue.
40–60% come back unopened or like-new; 20–30% need light reconditioning; the rest are dispositioned.
Sellable units are cleaned, repackaged, and re-poly-bagged to current Amazon standards.
Like-new back to FBA, used to eBay/Mercari, damaged claimed for reimbursement, value recovered every way possible.
By default, Amazon sends returns to disposal or liquidation, and you lose 100% of the unit cost. Yet most returns are unopened or like-new and could sell again at full price.
Routing returns through your own warehouse is the difference between writing inventory off and putting it back to work.
If you don't have a US returns address, Amazon disposes or liquidates your returns, you recover nothing. At $1.50 to inspect a unit versus losing 100% of its cost, routing returns through your own warehouse pays for itself on the first like-new item recovered.
Amazon sends them to your FBA-returns warehouse address. If you do not have one, they get disposed or sent to liquidation (you lose 100%). With us, returns come to USA for inspection.
About 40-60% of returns are unopened or like-new and can be re-shipped to FBA as new. Another 20-30% need light reconditioning (clean, repackage, sell as used). The rest are damaged/missing parts and we dispose or liquidate.
$1.50 per return inspected. $2.50 to recondition and repackage. $0.75 to send back to FBA. Compare to losing 100% of the unit cost on liquidated returns.
Yes. We list "Used - Like New" or "Used - Good" units on eBay or Mercari with your branding. You set the discount. We take 8% as listing fee, you keep the rest.
When Amazon loses or damages inventory in their warehouse, we file claims for reimbursement. Recover 1-3% of revenue on average. Included in account management plan, separate fee here ($49 per claim).
When Amazon refunds a customer without requiring product return (common for low-value items), we track these and dispute if abuse pattern detected. Recover lost revenue from policy violations.
A return is not a loss until someone gives up on it. Our pipeline resells 60-70% of what comes back.
Every return is opened, inspected against listing photos, and graded. Sellable units go back in, damaged ones get documented with photos and a reason code.
Grade A restocks to FBA, grade B relists as FBM or bundles, and true write-offs get liquidated in lots. You approve the thresholds once, we run the pipeline.
Monthly recovery reports show return reasons per SKU, so packaging or listing fixes cut the return rate itself, not just the damage.
Inspect, recondition, restock, and reclaim your FBA returns at our Austin center, recovering 60–80% of the value Amazon would write off.
Recover my returns →21 steps from idea to first US sale. Free PDF.