Boxing Day Savings Calculator
Calculate exactly how much you’ll save this Boxing Day. Work out discounted prices, total savings, and how your spending compares to your sale budget.
Your Boxing Day Shop
Enter your item details to work out your total sale savings
The full (‘was’) price shown before the Boxing Day discount.
The percentage off shown in the sale.
How many of this item you’re planning to buy at this price and discount.
Applied on top of the sale price, if you have a voucher or loyalty code.
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How much you’ve set aside to spend across all your Boxing Day purchases.
Your Savings Breakdown
What you’ll pay, what you’ll save, and your budget position
Enter your item price, discount, and quantity above, then click Calculate My Savings to see your total Boxing Day savings.
Typical Boxing Day Discount Ranges
Use this table as a rough guide to how deep Boxing Day discounts typically go by category, so you can judge whether a deal is genuinely strong.
| Category | Typical Discount | Context / Details |
|---|---|---|
| Fashion & Footwear | 30% – 70% | Deepest cuts usually on end-of-season and last-size stock. |
| Electronics & Tech | 10% – 30% | Smaller margins mean shallower average discounts than fashion. |
| Homeware & Furniture | 20% – 50% | Larger discounts common on display models and older ranges. |
| Toys & Games | 20% – 40% | Deals often improve further into January as stock clears. |
| Beauty & Gift Sets | 25% – 50% | Often discounted to clear Christmas-specific packaging. |
Boxing Day Sales FAQ
Everything you need to know about getting the most out of the UK’s Boxing Day sales.
To calculate your savings, multiply the original price by the discount percentage to find the amount saved, then subtract that from the original price to get the sale price. For multiple items, add up the total original price and the total sale price, and the difference is your overall saving.
UK Boxing Day discounts commonly range from 20% to 50% off, with certain categories like fashion, homeware, and electronics sometimes discounted by 60% to 70% on clearance stock. Discounts tend to be deepest on older or seasonal stock that retailers want to clear before the new year.
Not always. Some retailers inflate the ‘was’ price shortly before a sale to make the discount look larger. UK pricing rules generally require the reference price to reflect the lowest price charged in the previous 30 days, so it can help to check a price-history tool before assuming a discount is genuine.
Online sales often start earlier, sometimes from Christmas Eve or Christmas Day evening, and let you compare prices more easily. In-store shopping can offer doorbuster deals on limited stock but usually involves queuing and the risk of items selling out before you arrive.
Sale items generally have the same statutory return rights as full-price items if they are faulty. However, individual retailer goodwill policies for change-of-mind returns can differ for sale stock, so it is worth checking the specific returns policy before buying, especially for clearance or final-sale items.