Quick mental math
10% off: move the decimal one place and subtract. 25% off: take a quarter off. For stacked discounts, multiply the remaining shares — 30% then 20% off leaves 0.7 × 0.8 = 0.56, so you pay 56%.
Work out the sale price and savings — including stacked discounts and tax.
You pay
$60.00
Discount
25.0%
You save $30.00
Last reviewed by the OnlineToolPro team
Calculates sale prices for any percentage off, handles “an extra 10% off” stacked discounts correctly, and can add sales tax or VAT. A second calculator tells you what percent off a price really is.
How it works
3 simple steps. No experience needed.
Good to know
10% off: move the decimal one place and subtract. 25% off: take a quarter off. For stacked discounts, multiply the remaining shares — 30% then 20% off leaves 0.7 × 0.8 = 0.56, so you pay 56%.
FAQ
No. The second discount applies to the already-reduced price, so it's 28% off in total.
Multiply the price by 0.75. £80 at 25% off is £60.
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