See what a '30% off' sticker actually means — how much you save and what you pay at the till.
The Discount Calculator turns a '30% off' label into the two numbers you actually care about at the till: how much you save, and what you end up paying. It's the calculation you do dozens of times during a sale, when comparing two coupons on the same product, or when repricing your own inventory for a promotion. Enter the original price and the percentage off, and both answers appear as you type.
Useful in the middle of a shopping trip — Black Friday, end-of-season sales, Marketplace haggling — and just as useful on the other side of the counter when you're setting a promo price and need to know what margin is left. Two identical-looking deals ('25% off' vs '€50 off' on a €190 item) often aren't identical at all; running both through here settles it in a second.
Multiply the original price by discount%/100, then subtract. Example: $100 with 20% off = $80.
Enter the combined percentage, or apply sequentially.
Yes, it shows both savings and final price.
Yes, like 12.5% or 33.33%.
Solve the three percentage questions people actually get stuck on: X% of Y, what percent X is of Y, and the change from X to Y.
Work out what to charge with VAT on top, or pull the VAT back out of a gross price — the two calculations freelancers and shoppers actually need.
Sort a restaurant bill: pick a tip percentage, split by the number of people, and see what each person owes.
Turn a gross salary offer into the number that actually lands in your bank account — annually and monthly.