Find the sale price and amount saved from an original price and discount rate.
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Savings equal original price × discount percentage / 100. Subtract savings from the original price to get the sale price: 20% off 100 saves 20 and leaves 80.
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Sale price = Original price × (1 − Discount ÷ 100)20% off $100 saves $20 and gives a sale price of $80.
Adding successive discounts. Two 20% discounts leave 64% of the original price, rather than 60%.
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Result: 90
A 25% reduction on a 120 item gives a 90 sale price and 30 savings. Add shipping and tax separately if you are comparing the final checkout total.
Result: 64
After an initial 20% discount on 100, enter the remaining 80 as the new original price. A second 20% discount leaves 64, so two reductions are not a single 40% discount.
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Read the guide →Multiply the original price by the discount percentage divided by 100.
No. The result is the discounted price before any tax, shipping, or additional fees.
No. This calculator accepts discount rates from 0% through 100%.