Discount Calculator

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A discount calculator that works in all three directions. Enter any two of original price, final price, and discount percentage to find the third. Use multi-item mode to calculate savings across up to five products at once.

How to Use

01

Choose a calculation mode: Final Price, Discount %, or Original Price.

02

Enter the two known values in the fields shown.

03

Results appear automatically as you type.

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Toggle multi-item mode to compare savings across up to five products.

How the Discount Formula Works

The core formula is straightforward: Final Price = Original Price x (1 minus Discount / 100). Rearranging that same equation lets you solve for any of the three variables. When you choose Discount % mode, the calculator divides the price difference by the original price. When you choose Original Price mode, it divides the final price by (1 minus the discount fraction). Multi-item mode applies the same formula per row and sums the results.

Step by Step Example

  1. A jacket is listed at 120 with a 25% discount.
  2. Select Final Price mode, enter 120 as the original price and 25 as the discount.
  3. The calculator shows: Final Price = 90.00, Savings = 30.00, Savings % = 25.00%.
  4. To compare multiple items, check multi-item mode and enter each item's price and discount.
  5. The totals row shows combined original cost, total savings, and average discount across all items.

When to Use This Calculator

  • Checking if a sale price is worth it before purchasing
  • Comparing discounts across multiple products in one view
  • Calculating the original price when only the sale price is shown
  • Confirming that a stated discount matches the actual price difference
  • Planning a shopping budget by totalling savings across several items
  • Finding what discount percentage a coupon code gives you

Important Note

This calculator works with any currency. Results are plain numbers without a currency symbol. All calculations run locally in your browser and no data is sent to any server.

Discounts vs. Markups

A 20% discount reduces a 100 item to 80
Multi-item mode reveals which deal saves the most overall
Reverse mode lets you verify the original price from a clearance tag
A 20% markup is not the inverse of a 20% discount. 100 marked up 20% is 120, but 120 discounted 20% is 96
Stacked discounts are not additive: 10% off then 10% off is 19% total, not 20%

Key Features

Three Calculation Modes

Find the final price, the discount percentage, or the original price from any two known values.

Multi-Item Comparison

Enter up to five items with individual discounts and see combined totals, per-item savings, and average discount.

Instant Results

Calculations run as you type with no submit button required.

Works Offline

All math runs in your browser. No data leaves your device.