Count complete buy-one-get-one-free pairs for identical-price items. See the payable total, free items, effective discount and merchandise contribution, with odd leftover items charged at full price.
Payable merchandise total
$75.00Complete pairs only. One leftover item remains full price.THE LEFTOVER IS STILL A SALE
Three identical items form one complete paid/free pair plus one full-price leftover. Calling the whole basket half-price overstates the discount and hides the cost of the free product.
THE FIELD NOTES
Use the result now, then read the practical notes for assumptions, examples, limitations, and the choices behind it.
Two complete pairs give two free items; three items are paid. Savings are $50, and merchandise contribution is $25.
This models one identical-price buy-one-get-one-free rule with unlimited complete pairs. The basket quantity includes the free items. It does not automatically apply platform eligibility or per-order redemption caps.
Every odd leftover item remains payable at full price. Effective discount depends on basket size: five items have two free and three paid, producing a 40% merchandise discount.
Keep the useful output beside the source values so another person can check the same scenario.
Merchandise contribution subtracts the cost of every delivered item. It excludes tax, shipping, fees, returns and overhead. If prices differ or the cheapest item is free, use your actual promotion and checkout rules instead.
THE PRODUCT IS NEXT
This models one identical-price buy-one-get-one-free rule with unlimited complete pairs. The basket quantity includes the free items. It does not automatically apply platform eligibility or per-order redemption caps.
Every odd leftover item remains payable at full price. Effective discount depends on basket size: five items have two free and three paid, producing a 40% merchandise discount.
Keep the useful output beside the source values so another person can check the same scenario.
Check the full-price baseline with the retail margin calculator before offering free units. Use the contribution margin calculator for broader variable costs, since this BOGO result costs merchandise only and leaves shipping and channel fees outside the estimate.
Merchandise contribution subtracts the cost of every delivered item. It excludes tax, shipping, fees, returns and overhead. If prices differ or the cheapest item is free, use your actual promotion and checkout rules instead.
This models one identical-price buy-one-get-one-free rule with unlimited complete pairs. The basket quantity includes the free items. It does not automatically apply platform eligibility or per-order redemption caps.
Every odd leftover item remains payable at full price. Effective discount depends on basket size: five items have two free and three paid, producing a 40% merchandise discount.
Merchandise contribution subtracts the cost of every delivered item. It excludes tax, shipping, fees, returns and overhead. If prices differ or the cheapest item is free, use your actual promotion and checkout rules instead.
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