Understand successive discounts
A 20% discount on 100 leaves 80. A second 10% discount applies to 80 and leaves 72.
The effective discount is the saving divided by the original price. In this example, 28 out of 100 is 28%.
Calculate your discounts
Results update as you type. Apply up to three discounts, one after another.
Final price—
You save—
Effective discount—
How each discount is applied
How to calculate discounts
Enter a price and one or more discounts. Calculate the final amount and actual savings without confusing successive discounts with added percentages.
€100 with 20% followed by 10% costs €72: the combined discount is 28%, not 30%.
Results are estimates and depend on the supplied values.
Frequently asked questions
Are two 20% discounts the same as 40%?
No. Starting at 100, the first leaves 80 and the second leaves 64. The effective discount is 36%.
Does this include taxes or shipping?
No. Percentages apply to the entered price; taxes and other costs are not automatically added.