Enter the price and quantity of two products to compare their cost per unit.
Formula
Unit price = Price / Quantity
Worked example
500 g for 3.49 costs 0.70 per 100 g; 1 kg for 5.99 costs 0.60 per 100 g, so the larger pack is cheaper.
Frequently asked questions
Is the bigger pack always cheaper?
No. Promotions on small packs often beat large packs, which is why comparing unit prices helps.
Can I compare different units?
Use the same unit for both products, for example grams for both.
What does price per 100 units mean?
The cost of 100 grams, 100 ml or 100 items, which makes small prices easier to compare.
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Results are estimates for information only. Check important figures with a professional.