Percentage Calculator

Quick and easy percentage calculations for everyday use.

Advanced Percentage Calculator

Enter a number. Decimals allowed.

Numbers only. No symbols.

Ctrl+Enter: Calculate | Esc: Reset

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Why I keep building calculators

I once sent a client an invoice with the wrong tax and got the politest “are you sure?” you can imagine. Tomato face. To avoid doing that again, I started running every discount, tip, rent bump, and quick price check through a calculator I trust.

More oddities kept showing up: loyalty promos stacking strangely, VAT pulled out the wrong way, shipping added before discounts, and “limited” sales that were mostly optimistic rounding. Each time I tripped, I saved a note and added an example here. It reads like a journal because it is one.

Funniest miss so far: a “35% off” jacket that was really 20% off plus 15% hope from the marketing team. The receipt was a great teacher.

That habit snowballed: after percentages came finance, real estate, education, freelance rates, each built after a real facepalm. If these stories help you dodge a bad total or at least smile once, they’ve done their job.

Quick way to use it

  1. Pick a mode: percent of number, reverse percent, change %, markup/discount, or compound interest.
  2. Type numbers as you see them; decimals welcome.
  3. Glance at the formula under the result; adjust if it feels off.
  4. Save to history only if you want—data stays in your browser.

Shortcut: Tab through fields, hit Enter. No magic, just math.

Freelance invoice check

€1,200 + 19% tax − 3% platform fee → €1,385.16 net. If the margin drops under 30%, I renegotiate before typing “sure!”.

Mortgage comparison

$220k at 6.10% vs 5.70%: $56/month apart, ~$16.8k over 25 years. Tiny rates, big lifetime gap.

Discount sanity check

Shelf $55, sale $44 → 20% off, not “up to 35%.” If I wanted more, I wait and keep my wallet closed.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Remove VAT right: Total ÷ 1.19 for 19% VAT.
  • Apply discounts before shipping, not after.
  • Keep rate units aligned (annual with years, monthly with months).
  • Round at the end, not mid-calculation.

Quick formulas I reach for

Percent of number: (p × n) ÷ 100
What percent is A of B: (A ÷ B) × 100
Change %: ((New − Old) ÷ Old) × 100
Markup vs margin: Markup = (SP − Cost) ÷ Cost; Margin = (SP − Cost) ÷ SP
Compound: Final = Principal × (1 + Rate)time
Strip tax 19%: Price ÷ 1.19

Who it helps

Students checking grades, freelancers pricing work, small shops testing discounts, friends splitting bills, and anyone who wants a quick confidence check without opening a spreadsheet.

Privacy in plain words

  • History lives in your browser (localStorage). Clearing your cache erases it.
  • No tracking pixels or pop-ups.
  • Formulas stay visible so you can double-check the math.

A week of real calculations

Monday: monitor $389 with 12% coupon → $342.32. Tuesday: retainer $1,400 → $1,610 (+15%). Wednesday: “3 for 2” vs 25% off—25% wins. Thursday: add-on bag made a budget flight 18% more. Friday: student loan 6.8% monthly compounding—$50 extra/month shortens payoff. Saturday: uneven dinner bill—percent share kept it fair. Sunday: hosting $49 → $63 (+28.5%) so I downgraded.

Quick FAQs

Is it free?
Yes. No sign-up or email capture.
Do you store my numbers?
They stay in your browser if you save history. Nothing leaves your device.
Report a mistake?
Send the exact inputs on the Contact page and I’ll fix it quickly.

About the builder

I’m Daniel, a developer who hates bad math on receipts. I answer feedback fast—usually the same day. If something feels off,tell me and I’ll sort it out.