Discount Calculator

1. Enter the original price.
2. Enter the discount (or two stacked discounts).
3. See the final price and your savings.

“Buy more, save more” deals as percentages

These deals are only worthwhile if you’d actually use the extra items. Buying twice as much to save 25% means spending 50% more than you planned.

Pay-in-full discounts, coupons, and shipping

• Compare the final price, including shipping. A 10% discount on $150 ($15) won’t help if shipping costs $20 more than at another store.
• A coupon applied to a sale price works like a stacked discount: the second percentage is taken off the already-reduced price.
• Pay-in-full discount vs. interest-free installments: if the upfront discount is small, paying in installments and letting your money earn interest may be a better deal. Use the pay in full or installments calculator to compare.

False discount advertising

Advertising a “was” price that was never actually charged to make a discount look bigger may be considered deceptive advertising. Keep screenshots of prices from the days before a sale so you can compare them and, if needed, contact your local consumer protection agency.