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Discount calculator

Enter the original price and advertised discount to see the final price and exact savings.

Final price

$1,200
You save$300
Original price$1,500
Final price = original price − percentage discount.

Check successive discounts carefully

Two discounts applied one after another are not added directly because each percentage is calculated from the remaining price.

How to calculate a discount

Multiply the original price by the discount rate to find the savings, then subtract those savings from the original price.

Example

20% off a $1,500 price

The savings are $300 and the final price is $1,200.

Successive discounts

Two discounts do not simply add

A 20% discount followed by 10% equals 28% overall because the second discount applies to the reduced price.

Frequently asked questions

How do I calculate a price increase?

Multiply the original price by one plus the percentage written as a decimal.

Does the result include taxes?

Only if the original price already includes them. The calculator uses the value you enter.

Can I enter decimal prices and discounts?

Yes. Decimal amounts and percentage rates are supported.

What happens with a discount above 100%?

It would produce a negative price and does not represent a normal sale, so check the entered rate.