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Discount Calculator
Apply discounts fast and clean. See final price, savings, and sanity-check your promo so it doesn’t quietly eat your profit.
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- Know your floor: materials + labor + overhead first.
- Percent off hits harder on high-ticket items than you think.
- Fixed discounts are safer for premium pieces (ex: $25 off, not 20%).
Pro move: run your discount against your true cost, not your “it’s fine” estimate.
Discount Calculator
Enter values to compute discounted price.
How to use
- Enter your original price.
- Choose a discount type (percent or fixed) and enter the value.
- Review the final price and savings, then adjust until it’s profitable.
Pricing sanity checks
- • If you’re discounting, make sure you’re not discounting below your cost floor.
- • Consider rounding to psychological price points after discount (ex: $97 instead of $96.43).
- • If you offer free shipping, treat it like a discount. It comes out of margin.
FAQs
What’s better: percent off or fixed off?
Percent off is great for clearing inventory. Fixed off is more predictable and protects your high-end pieces from giant margin hits.
Why does 20% off feel like a lot?
Because it is. If your margin is 30%, a 20% discount can cut your profit by more than half, depending on costs.
How do I keep discounts from wrecking profit?
Use a cost-based price calculator first (materials + labor + overhead), then discount from a price that already has margin baked in.
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