MMO FBA Is 2025 still a good year to make money with Amazon FBA?

[GrinderTainted]

Maybe some of you have helpful tips for me about that, or maybe the time for Amazon FBA has passed.

 

[Coopsyden]

No, this is my field, and it's getting tougher each year. You can look it up, but Amazon has been kicking sellers off listings for selling well-known brand products.

If you’re planning to make your own products, it can still be a good option, but you’ll have to handle all the FBA fees and spend money on ads to get sales.

The only reason it’s still popular is because course sellers make it sound like a dream, but it’s not. There are scams from suppliers, lost shipments, damaged products, returns, and more.

Unless you’re really passionate about a product and have $9,000+ to invest, plus months or even years to build it up, I’d recommend staying away.

 

[GrinderTainted]

Ah, thanks for your reply! But what if I do something simple like using mouth tape, make a funny TikTok about it, and put an Amazon link in my bio? What do you think of that?

By the way, in my country, 500-1,000 euros is pretty good money.

 

[Landrater]

Amazon FBA can still make money in 2025, but it’s getting tougher. If you’re making your own products and can manage the fees, ads, and problems like returns and damaged items, it could still work. But it’s not as easy as before, and you’ll need to invest a lot of money and time to see success.

 

[Owercull]

If you're new to making money online, skip FBA for now. Start with freelancing or affiliate work to build up some money and skills, then think about FBA after 6-12 months.

If you decide to try FBA, start small with a budget of $500-$1,000 in a niche you know well. Watch YouTube channels like Full-time FBA or Jungle Scout for free advice from experts.

Mindset: Treat it like a real business, not a way to get rich fast. Patience and research are super important.

 

[GrinderTainted]

I thought if packages get returned, it’s Amazon's cost.