Percent Off Calculator

Turn an original price and a percent off into the discount amount and sale price — or start from the sale price or dollars off to see the matching percent. Everything runs in the browser.

  • Discount + sale price
  • Price, %, or $ off
  • Stays on your device
Calculation mode

Solve discount dollars and the sale price.

Numbers stay on this device. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no account.

A percent off calculator answers a shopping or pricing question: if this item is listed at a known price, what do you pay after a percent discount, and how many dollars come off? Enter original price plus percent off, or original plus sale price. A third mode starts from dollars off and returns the matching percent and sale price.

The formula is percent off = ((original − sale price) / original) × 100. Discount dollars = original × (percent off / 100). Sale price = original − discount. Example: $80 and 25% off is $20 off and a $60 sale price. People also search this as a percentage off calculator or percent discount calculator; there is no second URL for those aliases.

Results are educational estimates, not tax or pricing advice. Stacked coupons, tax, and shipping can differ. Everything runs in your browser. Totals never leave the device, and there is no account.

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How to use the percent off calculator

  1. Choose a mode: original + % off, original + sale price, or original + $ off.
  2. Enter an original price greater than 0.
  3. Enter the matching second number for that mode (percent off, sale price, or dollars off).
  4. Read sale price, discount dollars, and percent off.
  5. Remember percent off is on the original price — stacked coupons and tax are not included.

Frequently asked questions

How does a percent off calculator work?

A percent off calculator starts from the original (list) price and either a percent off, a sale price, or dollars off. Discount $ = original × (percent off / 100). Sale price = original − discount. From original and sale price it returns percent off and discount dollars. From original and dollars off it returns percent off and the sale price.

What is the percent off formula?

Percent off = ((original price − sale price) / original price) × 100. Discount dollars = original × (percent off / 100). Sale price = original × (1 − percent off / 100). Example: $80 original and 25% off is $20 off and a $60 sale price.

How do I find the sale price from a percent off?

Sale price = original price × (1 − percent off / 100). A 20% off sale on $100 is $80. A 100% off sale is $0. Percent off must be 100% or less — more than 100% would make a negative price.

How do I find percent off from the original and sale price?

Subtract the sale price from the original, divide by the original, and multiply by 100. $80 down to $60 is ($20 / $80) × 100 = 25% off. The sale price cannot be higher than the original — that is a markup, not a discount.

Is this the same as a percentage off calculator or percent discount calculator?

Yes. People also search for a percentage off calculator or a percent discount calculator. Those names point at this same percent off calculator page. There is no second URL for those aliases.

What numbers can I enter?

Original price, percent off, sale price, and discount dollars must be finite and non-negative. Original price must be greater than 0 because percent off divides by that price. Percent off can be 0% (pay full price) through 100% (free). Sale price and dollars off cannot exceed the original.

Does this percent off calculator upload my numbers?

No. Original price, percent off, sale price, and discount dollars are calculated in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server or stored on our side.

Is this tax or pricing advice?

No. Results are an educational estimate of a single percent-off discount from the numbers you enter. Stacked coupons, BOGO, tax, shipping, and how a store rounds can differ. Check the offer or a qualified advisor before you buy or set prices.