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Price per unit₹180.00 / kg
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It is the cost of a standard amount of a product, such as one kilogram or one litre.
Different pack sizes can have different prices. Unit pricing makes their value easier to compare.
Yes. DealCheck converts compatible mass and volume units to standard units automatically.
Mass, volume and piece counts are kept separate because they are not directly comparable.
Unit pricing helps you compare products with different package sizes by calculating how much each product costs for the same standard quantity. It makes it easier to identify which product offers better value for money.
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Product A costs ₹90 for 500 g. Its price is ₹180 per kg. Product B costs ₹150 for 1 kg. Its price is ₹150 per kg. Product B is cheaper by ₹30 per kg.
A 500 ml bottle costs $2. If the same price per litre is maintained, it costs $4 per litre. A 1 litre bottle priced at $3 offers better value.
A larger package is not always cheaper. Compare the price per kilogram, litre or piece rather than relying only on the package's total price.
Unit pricing shows how much a product costs for a standard quantity, such as one kilogram, one litre or one piece. It helps shoppers compare products with different package sizes and identify better value.
Divide the product price by its weight in kilograms. For example, a 500 g product costing $4 costs $8 per kg, because 500 g is 0.5 kg.
Divide the product price by its volume in litres. For example, a 500 ml bottle costing $2 has a unit price of $4 per litre.
No. Larger packages can sometimes cost more per unit than smaller packages. Compare their normalized unit prices instead of assuming bulk sizes offer better value.
Convert their quantities into a common unit, such as kilograms or litres, and calculate the price per unit for each product. The lower unit price represents better value for the same quantity.
Yes. Convert both weights into the same unit before comparing them. There are 1,000 grams in one kilogram.
Yes. Convert both volumes into the same unit. There are 1,000 millilitres in one litre.
Yes. DealCheck's price per unit calculator is free to use and requires no account or registration.