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| Discount Formula: Discount Price = Original Price*(1-(Discount Off/100)) Savings = Original Price*(Discount Off/100) | |||
Discount Definition Have you ever wondered though a store and taken a long hard look at the discount percentages and sale prices, or wondered if that online purchase was really 20 percent off like it was advertised? Now you can find out with our “Discount Calculator.” Our “Discount Calculator” works with all percentage amounts. All you have to do is plug in the original price in dollars of the item and the percentage the item is discounted. Then, just click calculate to find out the true price of the item after the discount. It’s incredibly fast, easy and free. For example: If you see an item that was originally priced $29.99, and it shows a 23 percent discount, by plugging those numbers into our calculator, you’ll find out that the item is now $23.09 with a savings of $6.90. Once you have our numbers, you can double-check them with the store discount and/or the discount you see online to make sure it’s correct. Our calculator even works with fractions of percentages. If you see an item with an original price of $24.99, and the discount is 17.5 percent, you can plug all of those numbers into our calculator and easily find out that the new price is $20.62 with a discount of $4.37. Finding out the discounted price of an item has never been easier. You can even use our discount calculator on your website. We provide the widget code that allows you to install our calculator on your website so that it’s always handy when you need it. You can even choose a background, text and border color that matches your website. In addition, you can share our calculator on lots of social media websites including Facebook, StumbleUpon and Twitter. Give our “Discount calculator” a try today and never worry about paying the wrong price again. How to Calculate Discount Let's be honest - sometimes the best discount calculator is the one that is easy to use and doesn't require us to even know what the discount formula is in the first place! But if you want to know the exact formula for calculating discount then please check out the "Formula" box above. |