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Compare Multiple Discounts
Line up several discount offers side by side and see which one actually costs the least.
Is a bigger discount percentage always the better deal?
No — that's exactly the trap. A 30% discount on a higher original price can easily end up more expensive than a 10% discount on a lower one. This tool skips the percentages entirely and ranks every offer by its actual final price, so the comparison can't be gamed by an inflated "before" price.
Add as many offers as you're comparing
Add a row for every store or listing you're considering, enter each one's original price and advertised discount, and the calculator instantly ranks them from cheapest to most expensive — with the exact dollar savings shown for each.
Frequently asked questions
Why isn't the highest discount percentage always the winner?
Because the discount percentage applies to each store's own original price, and those original prices can differ a lot. A store can advertise a large percentage off an inflated starting price and still charge more than a competitor's smaller discount off an honest price.
How many offers can I compare at once?
As many as you like — use the "Add offer" button to add more rows, or the × button to remove one.
Should I check that the "original price" is real?
Yes. Some retailers inflate the listed "before" price right before a sale to make the discount look bigger. Where possible, check a price-history tool or a recent receipt to confirm the original price is genuine.
Does this include shipping or other fees?
No, this compares listed prices only. If shipping, taxes or fees differ meaningfully between offers, add them to each offer's original price first for an apples-to-apples comparison.