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Percent Off Calculator

Find the sale price and how much you save for any percent off, stack an extra discount, add sales tax, or work backwards to the percent off or the original price. Instant, in your browser.

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Applied to the already reduced price, the way stores stack "an additional 10% off".

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Leave 0 to see the shelf price only.

Sale price$60.00
You save$20.00
Original price$80.00
25% off−$20.00
Sale price$60.00
You save$20.00
Other discounts on $80.00
DiscountSale priceYou save
10% off$72.00$8.00
15% off$68.00$12.00
20% off$64.00$16.00
25% off$60.00$20.00
30% off$56.00$24.00
40% off$48.00$32.00
50% off$40.00$40.00
60% off$32.00$48.00
70% off$24.00$56.00
75% off$20.00$60.00

About this tool

Type a price and a percent off and the sale price and savings appear as you type, with a table of every common discount on that price underneath so you can compare the 30% rack with the 40% one. A second field stacks an extra coupon the way stores apply them, on the already reduced price, and a sales tax field turns the shelf price into what the register will ask for.

The other two modes work backwards. Enter an original and a sale price to learn what percent off that really is (handy when a tag says "was $80, now $60" and you want to know if it beats the 30% code you have). Or enter a sale price and the discount to recover the original, which is the division people get wrong: 25% off means dividing by 0.75, not adding 25% back.

How to use it

  1. Pick what you know: the price and the discount, the original and sale prices, or the sale price and the discount.
  2. Type the numbers; add a second coupon or your sales tax if you want the register total.
  3. Read the sale price, the amount saved, and the table of other discounts on the same price.

Questions

How do I work out 20% off in my head?

Take 10% by moving the decimal point one place left, then double it. For 25% off, take a quarter away; for 15%, take 10% plus half of that again.

Is 25% off plus an extra 10% off the same as 35% off?

No. The second discount comes off the already reduced price, so it is 32.5% off in total. Stacked percentages multiply; the calculator shows the combined figure when you enter an extra discount.

Do I pay sales tax on the sale price or the original?

On the sale price in every US state; tax is charged on what you actually pay. Enter your local rate to see the total.

How do I find the original price from a sale price?

Divide the sale price by (1 minus the discount). A $60 item at 25% off was $60 / 0.75 = $80. Switch the first field to the third option and the calculator does it.

Is anything I type sent anywhere?

No. The calculator runs entirely in your browser; nothing is stored or transmitted. Refresh the page and it starts clean.

Is it free, are files uploaded, which browsers work: the general questions are answered once for the whole site.

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