Discount & Sale Price Calculator

Find 10% of the price (move decimal left one place), then find 5% (half of 10%), add them. Example: 15% of ₹1,600 → 10% = ₹160, 5% = ₹80, total discount = ₹240, final price = ₹1,360.

'Up to' means only one or very few items carry the maximum discount. Most items in the sale may have much smaller discounts (10-20%). Always check the actual discount on the specific item you want.

Markup is the percentage added to cost price to get selling price (used by businesses). Markdown (discount) is the percentage subtracted from selling price. A 50% markup and a 33.3% markdown bring you back to the original cost — not a 50% markdown.

In India, the original price must be the actual price at which the item was sold for 28 days in the preceding 3 months. Check the price history using browser extensions or price tracking tools like PriceHistory.in before trusting 'original prices' on e-commerce sites.

Cashback is money returned to you after a purchase — often via payment apps (PhonePe, Google Pay) or credit card rewards. Economically, it reduces your effective purchase price, so yes — it is effectively a delayed discount. Always factor it in when comparing purchase options.