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Discount & Sale Price Planner

Compare regular and promotional contribution after percentage discounts, fixed coupons, seller fees and marketplace funding.

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Promotion Economics

Discount & Sale Price Planner

Separate customer savings, seller-funded discounts and marketplace funding before approving a promotion.

Promotion result

$80.00

Customer price after $15.00 percentage discount and $5.00 fixed coupon.

Seller revenue

$83.00

Customer payment + entered funding

Promotion profit

$25.40

Promotion margin

30.60%

Break-even customer price

$51.14

Profit-preservation check

How much promotional volume replaces one regular-price order's contribution.

Regular profit

$40.00

Promotional profit

$25.40

Required volume multiple

1.57×

Marketplace funding is treated as seller revenue, while percentage selling fees are applied to the customer price. Confirm actual fee bases, coupon funding and tax treatment for the promotion.

About the Discount & Sale Price Planner

Discount & Sale Price Planner separates the customer-facing price from seller revenue. It applies a percentage discount and fixed coupon, then adds any entered marketplace-funded amount before calculating selling fees and unit contribution.

Compare regular contribution with promotional contribution, review the break-even customer price and estimate how many promotional orders replace one regular-price order's contribution.

Funding, fee bases and tax treatment differ across marketplaces and campaigns. Enter only confirmed funding and validate settlement behavior before approving a promotion.

Key features

  • Percentage discount and fixed coupon
  • Separate marketplace-funded amount
  • Regular versus promotional profit
  • Promotional margin
  • Profit-preservation volume multiple
  • Break-even customer price
  • Local TXT export

How to use

  1. 1Enter regular price, unit cost and selling fee rate.
  2. 2Add the percentage discount and fixed coupon.
  3. 3Enter only the marketplace-funded amount expected per order.
  4. 4Review customer price, seller revenue and promotional contribution.
  5. 5Check required volume and break-even price before approving the offer.

Examples

Marketplace-funded sale
Input: USD 100 regular price, 15% discount, USD 5 coupon, USD 3 funding and selling fees
Output: Customer price, promotional contribution, break-even price and required volume

Confirm the funding amount and fee base.

Frequently asked questions

How is marketplace funding treated?
The entered amount is added to seller revenue but not to the customer price.
What is the volume multiple?
Regular per-order contribution divided by promotional per-order contribution.
Why can the volume multiple be unavailable?
It is not meaningful when regular or promotional contribution is zero or negative.
Does this forecast extra sales?
No. It calculates the volume required but does not predict whether the promotion will achieve it.

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