Find the final price after a percentage discount, or work out what percentage off you received from two prices.
Discount Percentage
Calculate the final price from a % discount, or work backwards from two prices to find the percentage off.
One-tap presets for 10%, 20%, 25%, 30%, 40% and 50% - the most common sale percentages in India.
Results use full Indian number formatting with two decimal places - no rounding surprises at checkout.
Select "% Off → Final Price" to calculate a sale price, or "Find % Off" to reverse-calculate the discount.
Type the original price and select a discount preset, or enter the original and sale prices for Mode B.
Final price, savings amount, and discount percentage are all shown instantly as you type.
Find the exact sale price during a flat 30% off event before adding to your cart.
Check whether "₹500 off on ₹2,000" is actually a better deal than the competing 30% off offer.
Work out the real discount percentage when only MRP and sale price are shown on the label.
Compare multiple products with different discount structures to find the best value per rupee.
Confirm that a cashback or coupon offer really does equal the advertised discount percentage.
Calculate how much you save on a wholesale or bulk purchase with a negotiated percentage discount.
A discount calculator solves two everyday problems: given an original price and a percentage off, what is the final price? And given an original price and a sale price, what percentage discount does that represent? This tool handles both instantly, saving you the mental arithmetic during shopping, billing, or negotiation. It is equally useful for consumers checking if a "50% off" banner is genuine, and for retailers or sales teams setting promotional prices to meet margin targets.
India's e-commerce market - valued at approximately USD 70 billion in 2023 according to NASSCOM - is heavily driven by discount culture. Flipkart's Big Billion Days (launched 2014) and Amazon India's Great Indian Festival are annual events where discounts are prominently advertised, though consumer advocacy groups such as CUTS International have repeatedly flagged instances of inflated "original" prices before sales. The Consumer Protection Act, 2019, enforced by the Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA), requires that advertised discounts be genuine and based on the actual market price.
In India, GST applies to the post-discount price for most goods, not the MRP. Knowing the actual discount percentage helps buyers calculate the true GST-inclusive final amount and verify that the price displayed at checkout matches the advertised deal.