See
http://dtp.amazon.com/
Amazon will take 65% of the recommended retail price (RRP), paying you 35%. (I know, outrageous).
If your RRP is over about $10.99, Amazon will almost always discount the ebook by 40%, so an $10.99 ebook will cost the customer $6.59 and will pay you $3.85.
If your RRP is between about $7.99 and $10.99, Amazon will almost always discount the ebook by 20%, so a $7.99 ebook will cost the customer $6.39 and pay you $2.80
Under $7.99, you get 0% discount.
Of course, these discounts are by no means guaranteed.
But if I were you, I would either price it at $10.99 or above, at $7.99 or well below $6. Pricing it between $7.99 and $10.99 is silly - in most cases it will cost the customer more, and get you less than pricing it as $10.99!
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Originally Posted by Lord Raiden
Ah, interesting. Well, is there a guild on how to offer the ebook on Amazon, and the suggested ebook price?
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