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Unit price comparison

Compare two package sizes and find the cheaper price per unit.

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Results update as you type. The formula and assumptions are explained below the calculator.

Cheaper per unit

Package B at $0.27

Package A unit price$0.31 / oz
Package B unit price$0.27 / oz
Difference per unit$0.05 / oz
Savings14.9%
Cost of 100 oz$26.53

Estimate only: compares price and size, not quality, freshness or storage. Check that both packages use the same unit.

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What does this tool do?

Unit price divides the package price by its size, making different formats comparable. It is the fairest way to compare value when the packaging differs.

The Formula

Unit price = Package price ÷ Package size

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a bigger package always cheaper per unit?

No. Discounts and promotions can make a smaller pack cheaper per unit, so check the figure rather than the pack size.

What if the sizes use different units?

Convert them to a common unit first, for example 1 lb = 16 oz. The calculator does not convert between unit types.