Calculate the final price after applying multiple discounts one after another — see exactly how much each discount saves, step by step.
No. Stacked discounts apply sequentially, each on the already-discounted price, so 20% then 10% off results in a 28% total discount, not 30%.
Store policies vary, but discounts are typically applied in the order shown at checkout. The final price can differ slightly depending on order when flat and percentage discounts are combined.
You can add as many discount steps as you need using the "Add Another Discount" button.
When a store offers multiple discounts at once — like a seasonal sale plus a coupon code plus a loyalty discount — these discounts are almost always applied sequentially, one after another, rather than added together. This calculator shows exactly how a price moves through each discount step, so you always know the true final price and total savings.
A common shopping misconception is that "20% off" plus "10% off" equals "30% off" — but this isn't how sequential discounts actually work. Each discount is applied to the price remaining after the previous discount, not to the original price. So a ₹1,000 item with 20% off first becomes ₹800, and then a further 10% off is calculated on that ₹800 (not the original ₹1,000), taking ₹80 off to reach ₹720 — an effective total discount of 28%, not 30%. The more discounts you stack, and the higher each percentage, the bigger this gap between the "naive sum" and the true sequential result becomes.
Starting from your entered original price, this tool applies each discount percentage in the order you've listed them, recalculating the remaining price after every step. It shows the running price after each individual discount, the amount saved at that step, and the final total price and total amount saved across all discounts combined.
All calculations run directly in your browser — no prices or discount details are sent to a server.