Personal Finance & Budget · Free calculator
Discount Calculator
Calculate a discounted price and savings, including an optional second sequential percentage discount.
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Review the assumptions, enter your values and calculate.
What is the final price after one or two discounts?
After first discount = original price × (1 − first percentage/100). Final unrounded price = after-first price × (1 − second percentage/100). Round the final price once to cents. Discount amount = original price − rounded final price. Effective percentage = [1 − (1 − first/100)(1 − second/100)] × 100.
Worked example
Starting at 100.00, a 20% discount leaves 80.00. An additional 10% applies to 80.00 and leaves 72.00: 28.00 saved, or 28%, rather than 30%.
Assumptions & limitations
- Enter a nonnegative original price with at most two decimals and discounts from 0% to 100%. The final price is rounded once to the nearest cent, half upward; the intermediate displayed step is not used as a rounded input.
- Percentage saved reflects the theoretical combined discount before cent rounding. For a zero original price, percentage saved is undefined, while the monetary saving and final price are zero.
- Taxes, shipping, coupons, minimum spend and retailer-specific rounding policies are not modeled. Currency changes labels only.