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Discount Calculator

Calculate discount amount and final price from discount rate.

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%
최종 가격
20.0% 할인
40,000원

총 10,000원 절약

할인 상세

원래 가격50,000원
1차 할인 (20%)-10,000원
1차 할인 후 가격40,000원
최종 가격40,000원
총 할인 금액10,000원
실질 할인율20.0%

Overview

The Discount Calculator computes the final price after applying a discount percentage, or reverse-calculates the discount rate between two prices. It helps you quickly see how much you save during sales, with coupons, or special offers.

Formula

Discount Amount = Original Price × (Discount Rate / 100). Final Price = Original Price − Discount Amount. Discount Rate = ((Original Price − Sale Price) / Original Price) × 100.

How to Use

  1. 1Enter the original price.
  2. 2Enter the discount rate (%).
  3. 3The discount amount and final price are displayed automatically.
  4. 4Alternatively, enter both original and sale prices to reverse-calculate the discount rate.

Examples

KRW 50,000 Item at 30% Off

Applying a 30% discount to an item originally priced at KRW 50,000

Original PriceKRW 50,000
Discount Rate30%
ResultDiscount amount KRW 15,000, final price KRW 35,000

Stacked Discount: 20% + Extra 10%

Applying 20% off then an additional 10% off on a KRW 50,000 item

Original PriceKRW 50,000
First Discount20%
Second Discount10%
ResultAfter first discount KRW 40,000 → extra 10% off → final KRW 36,000 (effective discount 28%)

Background

Discount calculations are among the most frequently needed arithmetic in daily consumer life. In Korea, consumer prices displayed are inclusive of VAT (10%), so discount rates apply directly to the listed price. Stacked discounts (e.g., store sale + coupon) are applied sequentially rather than added together. For example, a 20% + 10% double discount results in an effective 28% discount, not 30%. Savvy consumers compare the total effective discount including card cashback, reward points, and other benefits for the best deal.

Tips

  • Stacked discounts (coupon + sale) are applied sequentially, so they differ from simple addition.
  • Verify the original price has not been inflated before the sale.
  • Factor in credit card cashback or reward points for the effective discount rate.
  • A buy-one-get-one-free offer is equivalent to a 50% discount.

FAQ

Q. Is a 30% discount the same as 20% off plus an extra 10% off?

No. A 20% discount followed by an additional 10% results in a total discount of 28% (0.8 × 0.9 = 0.72). Sequential discounts yield less than their simple sum.

Q. Is the discount applied to the VAT-inclusive price?

In most consumer contexts, prices already include sales tax, so you apply the discount rate directly to the listed price.

Q. Is a higher discount rate always a better deal?

Not necessarily. If the original price was inflated before the discount, the actual savings may be less. Always compare with the regular market price.

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