Discount Calculator

How to use this calculator

1. 1 First row: enter the original price and the discount percent to get the final price and the amount you save. 80 with 25% off costs 60, saving 20.
2. 2 Second row: enter the original and the reduced price to see what percent the discount actually is; useful for checking whether a 'deal' is as big as advertised.
3. 3 You can type prices in your local decimal format, 19.99 or 19,99.
4. 4 For stacked discounts, apply them one after another: an extra 20% on top of 30% off is 44% off in total, not 50%.

Frequently asked questions

How do I calculate a sale price?

Multiply the price by (100 minus the discount) and divide by 100. 120 with 30% off: 120 × 70 ÷ 100 = 84.

How do I work out the discount percent between two prices?

Divide the reduced price by the original, subtract from 1, multiply by 100. From 80 down to 60: 1 - 60/80 = 25%.

Do two discounts of 25% and 25% make 50%?

No. The second discount applies to the already reduced price: 100 becomes 75, then 56.25, which is 43.75% off in total.

Does the calculator handle taxes?

No, it works on the prices you type. If your price is shown without tax, apply the discount first and add tax afterwards, as shops do.