Work out the discount amount and final price from a percentage, reverse-derive the discount % from a before/after pair, or combine a discount with 15% VAT. For merchants: apply one discount % to a whole price list at once. Free, no signup, Arabic digits supported.
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Price + %, from two prices (reverse %), or discount with VAT.
Type the price and percentage, Arabic digits and separators are handled automatically.
Get the result, then copy or share it on WhatsApp. Merchants: apply it to a whole price list.
Formula: discount % = (original − sale) ÷ original × 100. Example: a price of SAR 200 dropping to SAR 150 gives (200 − 150) ÷ 200 × 100 = 25%. Use the 'from two prices' mode above to get it.
Multiply the price by the discount % to get the discount amount, then subtract it. For 25% off SAR 200: discount = 200 × 25% = SAR 50, price after = 200 − 50 = SAR 150. The calculator does this automatically to halala precision.
Accounting practice is that a commercial discount applies to the price first, then 15% VAT is charged on the discounted amount (discount-then-VAT). The final figure is mathematically identical either way for a single percentage, but the invoice presentation is: price, discount, taxable base, then VAT. The 'discount + VAT' mode shows you both steps.
Work out your margin first: make sure the after-discount price stays above your cost plus expenses. Quick rule: don't discount by more than your margin. Use the 'offer pricing' mode to apply the discount to your whole product list and compare the before/after totals before you commit.
A 'discount' is a calculation on the price, while advertised 'sales' are a marketing activity regulated by the Ministry of Commerce and may require a sales permit in certain periods. Check the sale-advertising requirements before launching your campaign. This is general information, not legal advice.