Given MRP and sale price — what is the discount percentage?
Discount on this item
Amount Saved
MRP
Sale Price
Many Flipkart/Amazon/Myntra deals show "Flat 20% + Extra 10% off". Calculate the actual total savings:
Final price after double discount
Total Saved
Effective Discount
After 1st Discount
⚠️ Common Misconception: . The actual effective discount is — NOT the sum of the two percentages.
Already seeing a sale price? Apply an additional coupon code on top:
Final price with coupon applied
Total Saved from MRP
Coupon Saves Extra
Total Effective Discount
Compare up to 3 deals to find the best value:
Deal 1
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Deal 2
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Deal 3 (optional)
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Calculate the final price after discount + GST (common for electronics, services, B2B purchases):
Final price after discount + GST
After Discount
GST Amount
Discount Saved
Calculate EMI on discounted price (for No-Cost EMI or standard bank EMI on sale products):
Monthly EMI on discounted price
Sale Price
Total Payment
Interest Cost
Saved from MRP
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🏷️ Discount Calculator India 2026 — 7 Tools in One
SuccessMate's free Discount Calculator gives you 7 specialized discount tools: (1) Basic Discount — calculate sale price and savings from MRP and discount %; (2) Find Discount % — given MRP and sale price, find what % discount you're getting; (3) Double Discount — calculate the REAL effective discount when sellers show "20% + extra 10% off" (it's NOT 30%!); (4) Coupon Code — apply an additional coupon on top of an existing deal; (5) Compare Deals — compare up to 3 deals side by side to find best value; (6) Discount + GST — final price after discount plus GST at 5/12/18/28%; (7) EMI on Sale Price — calculate monthly EMI on the discounted price including no-cost EMI options.
Used for: Flipkart Big Billion Days, Amazon Great Indian Festival, Myntra End of Reason Sale, Meesho deals, Ajio offers, Nykaa discounts, local shop bargaining, and business invoicing. Formula: Sale Price = MRP × (1 - Discount%/100). For double discount: Final = MRP × (1 - D1/100) × (1 - D2/100).
⚠️ Double Discount Myth — 20% + 10% is NOT 30% Off!
India's most common consumer confusion: when a seller advertises "Flat 20% off + Extra 10% coupon", many shoppers assume it's 30% total. It's actually only 28% effective discount. Here's why: The 10% is applied on the already-discounted price, not on the original MRP. Example: MRP ₹1,000. After 20% off = ₹800. Then 10% off on ₹800 = ₹80 more. Final price = ₹720. Total saved = ₹280 = 28% (not 30%). The formula: Effective Discount = 1 - (1 - D1/100) x (1 - D2/100). Use our Double Discount tab to instantly calculate this for any deal.
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions — Discount Calculator India 2026
How to calculate discount percentage? ▾
Discount % = ((MRP - Sale Price) / MRP) x 100. Example: MRP Rs 1,000, Sale Price Rs 750. Discount = (250/1000) x 100 = 25% off. Amount saved = Rs 250. Use the "Find Discount %" tab to calculate this instantly by entering the two prices.
How to calculate sale price from discount %? ▾
Sale Price = MRP x (1 - Discount% / 100). Example: MRP Rs 2,000, discount 30%. Sale Price = 2000 x (1 - 30/100) = 2000 x 0.70 = Rs 1,400. Amount saved = Rs 600. Use the "Discount %" tab with quick preset buttons (5% to 80% off).
What is a double discount and how to calculate it? ▾
Double discount (successive discount) is when two discounts are applied one after the other — common on Flipkart, Amazon, Myntra. Formula: Final Price = MRP x (1 - D1/100) x (1 - D2/100). The effective discount is NOT the sum of both. Example: 20% + 10% = effective 28% (not 30%). The second discount is on the already-reduced price, not the original MRP. Use our Double Discount tab to avoid being misled by advertised "combined" discounts.
How to compare which deal is better? ▾
Always compare by discount PERCENTAGE, not by absolute amount saved. Example: Deal 1 — Rs 500 off on Rs 1,000 item = 50% off. Deal 2 — Rs 800 off on Rs 5,000 item = 16% off. Deal 1 is clearly better percentage-wise even though Deal 2 saves more in absolute rupees. Use our Compare Deals tab to enter up to 3 deals and instantly see which offers the best % discount.
How is GST calculated after discount in India? ▾
GST is applied on the post-discount price (not the MRP). Example: MRP Rs 10,000, 20% discount, 18% GST. After discount = Rs 8,000. GST = 8,000 x 18% = Rs 1,440. Final price = Rs 9,440. This is important for B2B purchases, electronics, and services where GST is charged on the invoice value (which is the discounted price). Use our Discount + GST tab for this calculation.
What is no-cost EMI and how does it work? ▾
No-Cost EMI means the bank charges 0% interest — you pay only the product price divided by months. Example: Product Rs 12,000, 6-month No-Cost EMI = Rs 2,000/month. Total payment = Rs 12,000 (no extra charge). However, the "no cost" may mean the seller has already removed the instant discount to compensate. Always check if the item is cheaper when paid in full vs No-Cost EMI. Use our EMI on Sale Price tab with 0% interest rate for no-cost EMI calculation.
Is this discount calculator free? ▾
Yes, completely free. No login, no sign-up, no ads on results. SuccessMate's Discount Calculator has 7 tools: Basic Discount, Find Discount %, Double Discount, Coupon Code, Compare Deals, Discount + GST, and EMI on Sale Price. Works on all devices — Android, iPhone, tablet, desktop. Perfect for online shopping during Flipkart Big Billion Days, Amazon Great Indian Festival, Myntra EORS, and festive season sales.
How to calculate coupon code savings? ▾
When you already have a sale price and want to apply a coupon: If coupon is % off — Coupon Savings = Sale Price x Coupon%/100. Final Price = Sale Price - Coupon Savings. If coupon is flat amount — Final Price = Sale Price - Flat Amount. Use our Coupon Code tab to enter the MRP, current sale price, and coupon type + value to see the final price and total savings from MRP.