When discounts
come in layers.
Each discount applies to the remaining price. Use this calculator to turn a sequence into a net product price and one effective discount.
Try 50 / 10 / 10.
A $1,000 list price becomes $405 after these sequential discounts. This is a mathematical example, not a universal dealer discount or a market-price benchmark.
Separate discounts with a slash or comma. Each must be between 0 and 100.
Follow the calculation.
Formula: list price × (1 − discount 1) × (1 − discount 2) × … Values retain full precision until displayed.
A discount is only part of the deal.
Ask which list price and date the calculation uses, which products qualify, whether discounts can be combined, and what is excluded. Negotiate the complete installed scope, not just a percentage.