Formula
BOGO formula
Effective unit price = (regular price x items paid for - coupon) / items receivedThis flexible setup works for BOGO free, buy two get one, and other multi-buy offers.
Use this BOGO calculator for buy-one-get-one-free, buy-two-get-one, and similar retail promotions.
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Before estimated sales tax.
$12.00 before-tax savings.
$0.90 estimated tax included.
Shopping results are planning estimates. Check package size, usable quantity, taxes, coupons, shipping, and subscription terms before choosing the better buy.
Formula
Effective unit price = (regular price x items paid for - coupon) / items receivedThis flexible setup works for BOGO free, buy two get one, and other multi-buy offers.
How to use
Example
Calculator use
Before relying on it
Details
For buy two get one, enter 3 items received and 2 items paid for.
Add a fixed coupon only if it applies to the offer under store rules.
The effective discount shows the real percent off across all items received.
Source notes
Benchmarks
Buying two items with the second half off is effectively 25% off both items.
Buying one and getting one free is effectively half off if both items are same price.
Three same-price items for the price of two is one-third off.
Calculator accuracy
Effective unit price = (regular price x items paid for - coupon) / items received
Regular item price, Items received, Items paid for, Coupon
Shopping calculators compare visible price assumptions, but real value can change with quality, spoilage, package size, rewards, taxes, shipping, and recurring charges.
Catalog QA baseline on June 6, 2026. This date marks the catalog-wide automated and editorial QA baseline, not a tool-specific expert review.
Toolkit Shelf. BOGO Calculator. https://toolkitshelf.com/tools/bogo-calculator
FAQ
Multiply regular price by items paid for, subtract coupons, then divide by items received.
If both items have the same price, buy one get one free is effectively 50% off the pair.
Yes. Enter 3 items received and 2 items paid for.
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