Free Amazon inventory calculator

Calculate inventory runway and a simple reorder point from your own inputs.

Enter average daily units, supplier lead time, safety-stock days and current inventory. Add inbound stock if relevant. CEILR shows days of cover, the lead-time + safety-stock threshold and any simple unit gap.

Transparent inventory math

Use the threshold as a planning signal, not a demand forecast.

The calculator does not predict Amazon sales. It applies your selected run rate to your stock, lead-time and safety-stock assumptions.

1RunwayCurrent units ÷ daily units
2Reorder pointDaily units × lead + safety days
3GapThreshold minus current + inbound
Show the working

Current days of cover = current sellable units ÷ average daily units.

Simple reorder point = average daily units × (supplier lead-time days + safety-stock days).

Projected available units = current sellable units + inbound units.

Simple replenishment gap = max(0, reorder point − projected available units).

This is intentionally simple. It does not model seasonality, future growth, Amazon receiving delays, supplier variability, minimum order quantities, purchase-order timing or cash capacity.

YOUR INPUTS

Inventory threshold

Simple reorder pointLead time + safety buffer
Current inventory coverAt entered run rate
Simple unit gapThreshold minus current + inbound
Current + inbound coverAt entered run rate

Enter average daily units, supplier lead time and current sellable units.

What a real reorder decision still needs

Inventory threshold is only one gate.

A commercial reorder also needs supplier terms, landed cost, cash commitments, inbound timing, expected demand changes and the consequences of stockout or overstock. CEILR's authenticated inventory/cash workflows are designed to connect those layers.

Educational planning aid only. It does not guarantee supplier delivery, Amazon receiving time, future sales, stockout prevention or profitability. See CEILR methodology.

Connect stock to cash

Use inventory continuity as a constraint on growth.