Calculate your savings and final sale prices instantly with our free discount calculator. Perfect for shoppers, business owners, and anyone looking to find percent-off savings in seconds.
Our price and discount calculator finds your sale price in three simple steps.
Type in the full price before any discounts or coupons are applied.
Enter a discount value as a percentage or dollar amount. Toggle between both options or include tax if needed.
Your savings, discounted price, and total percent off are calculated automatically in real-time.
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A discount calculator determines how much you save when a percentage or fixed discount is applied to an item’s original price. It helps calculate the final amount you’ll pay and how much you’re saving in both dollars and percent terms.
This tool is ideal for:
Find final prices and savings instantly when items go on sale or when stacking multiple discounts.
Plan trade discounts, bulk pricing, and promotional markdowns for retail or e-commerce.
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Enter the original price and the discount value (in percent or dollars). The calculator instantly shows your savings, final price, and discount percentage.
Yes. You can factor in sales tax by entering the tax rate to get the final post-tax price and savings amount.
The basic formula is: Discount % = (Discount ÷ Original Price) × 100. Our calculator automatically applies this formula for you.
A percentage discount removes a set percent from the total price, while a dollar discount subtracts a fixed dollar amount.
Yes. Enter the first discount, find the result, then apply the next discount to the new price to see the combined savings.
Absolutely. You can use it for any purchase—online, in-store, or wholesale pricing.
Yes. It’s useful for setting sale prices, calculating trade discounts, and analyzing profit margins during promotions.
Enter the discounted price and discount percentage using the reverse mode of the calculator to find the original price before discounts.
Yes. Try entering “15” or “20” in the discount field to instantly find the sale price and amount saved — perfect for quick “percent off” deals.