Discount & Rebate Calculator
Model different discount and rebate structures for buyers — trade discounts, cash discounts and annual volume rebates — to understand net price and true margin impact.
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Disclaimer: This tool provides an indicative estimate for general planning only and is not professional, legal, financial, medical or engineering advice. Reference values are editable defaults that vary by location, vendor, regulation and date. Verify critical figures with a qualified professional. Varada Nexus accepts no liability for decisions made using this tool.
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Should I offer cash discounts or better trade terms?
Cash discounts (e.g., 2/10 net 30) improve collection and reduce financing cost — cost is typically lower than bank finance. Trade discounts build channel loyalty but directly reduce realisation.
What is a volume rebate and how is it structured?
A volume rebate is a credit given at year end when a buyer hits a purchase target. It can be flat (1.5% on all purchases above ₹10 lakh) or tiered (higher slabs for higher volumes).
How do I set effective discount limits?
Work backwards from your minimum acceptable margin. If minimum margin is 15% and COGS is ₹800, maximum net price is ₹800/(1−0.15) = ₹941. Any combination of discounts must still yield ≥₹941.