Calculate a sale price after one or two successive discounts. Choose a currency for display; the choice does not convert the original amount.
Final price = original price × (1 − first discount / 100) × (1 − second discount / 100). Savings = original − final.
A price of 100 discounted by 30%, then 10%, becomes 100 × 0.7 × 0.9 = 63. You save 37, an equivalent discount of 37%, not 40%.
Successive discounts apply to the reduced price. Enter zero for the second discount if none applies. Tax, shipping, vouchers with minimum spends and item-level rounding are not calculated.
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English edition: 16 September 2026.