Compare Sale Prices and Stacked Discounts
A discount is only one part of an offer.
Compare the same starting price
A discount is only one part of an offer. Start with the actual price of the same item, size and quantity. A larger percentage can still leave a higher final price when the starting price differs.
Apply each reduction in order
For a 200 item, 25% off leaves 150. Another 20% reduction leaves 120. The overall saving is 80, which is 40% of 200. Adding 25 and 20 would incorrectly suggest a 45% saving.
Check what a coupon covers
A coupon may exclude sale items, apply to selected products or stop at a maximum saving. Enter only discounts that really apply to the purchase. Fixed-value vouchers need separate subtraction; do not enter their amount as a percentage.
Finish with the checkout total
Compare the amount after delivery, applicable tax and other fees. The calculator explains the reductions, while the checkout determines what you will actually pay. Keep a price comparison tied to the same product and conditions.
Put it into practice
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