Discount formula
Savings equal original price × discount ÷ 100. Sale price equals original price − savings.
For a $100 item at 20% off, the saving is $20 and the sale price is $80. Enter the price and percentage above to check any promotion.
Calculate the sale price and amount saved from an original price and percentage discount. The calculation runs locally in your browser.
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Savings equal original price × discount ÷ 100. Sale price equals original price − savings.
For a $100 item at 20% off, the saving is $20 and the sale price is $80. Enter the price and percentage above to check any promotion.
A percentage discount depends on the original price, so the same rate can produce a different cash saving on each item.
For example, 10% saves $5 from $50 but $20 from $200. Compare the final price as well as the advertised percentage.
The result excludes tax, delivery, coupons, finance charges and store-specific rounding rules.
Use the retailer's checkout total for a purchase decision. This tool is a quick arithmetic check, not a price guarantee or financial recommendation. A second percentage discount normally applies to the reduced price, not the original price, so separate offers should be calculated one step at a time. Currency symbols are deliberately omitted because the same formula works for any currency. Return policies, product exclusions and minimum-spend conditions are also outside the calculation.
Multiply the original price by 20%, then subtract that saving from the original price.
No. It calculates a percentage discount only. Tax, shipping and store-specific rules need to be added separately.
Yes. The calculator accepts decimal values and rounds only the displayed result.