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Discount Calculator

Two calculators in one: find the sale price from an original price and discount %, or work in reverse to find what discount was applied between an original and sale price.

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Original price →Sale price


Sale price
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You save
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Pay
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Find the discount % between two prices


Discount
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Saved
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What is Discount Calculator?

Discount Calculator provides two calculators: the first finds the sale price and savings from an original price and a discount percentage; the second works in reverse —given the original and sale price, it calculates what discount was applied.

How to Use Discount Calculator

  1. To find the sale price: enter the original price and the discount percentage.
  2. Read the sale price, amount saved, and the percentage of the original you are paying.
  3. To find the discount %: enter the original price and the sale price in the second calculator.
  4. Read the discount percentage and the amount saved.
Understand Discount Calculations ▾
Example
Input Original: $120.00, Discount: 25%
Output Sale price: $90.00 | You save: $30.00
Common Use Cases
  • Find the final price of an item on sale before buying
  • Calculate how much you save with a coupon or promo code
  • Work backwards to find what discount was applied between two prices
  • Compare sale prices across multiple discounts
Why Use This Tool
  • Two calculators in one: forward (price →sale) and reverse (sale →discount %).
  • Instant results —updates as you type.
  • Useful for shopping, budgeting, and price comparisons.
  • Runs entirely in your browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the sale price calculated?

Sale price = original price × (1 ∀discount% / 100). For example, a $100 item at 20% off costs $80.

How do I find the discount % between two prices?

Use the second calculator: enter the original price and the sale price. The tool calculates (original ∀sale) / original × 100.

Can I calculate a discount greater than 100%?

No. A discount over 100% would imply a negative price, so the tool caps the input at 100%.

Is there a currency option?

The tool uses $ as a placeholder. The math works for any currency —just treat the numbers as your local currency.