🪥Toothpaste price calculator
Enter what a pack costs and how many ozs it holds — we’ll give you the real cost per oz and tell you where it lands against the live market. Across the 50 toothpaste listings we track right now, the median is $1.36 per oz, a good price is $0.78 or less, and the cheapest we’ve found is $0.28.
Enter the price and the total ounces (tube size × number of tubes) — we’ll show the real cost per oz and whether it beats the $1.36 median across the 50 toothpaste listings we track.
Default assumes 4 oz a month, two people — change it to match your household.
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All 50 toothpaste ranked by real cost per ozFrequently asked
How do I calculate the cost per oz of toothpaste?▾
Divide the pack price by the total ounces (tube size × number of tubes). Across the 50 toothpaste listings we track the median is $1.36 per oz and the cheapest is $0.28 per oz — so anything at or below $0.78 per oz is a genuinely good price.
What is a good price per oz for toothpaste?▾
$0.78 per oz or less. That is the 25th percentile of the 50 live listings we track: cheaper than three quarters of the market. The median sits at $1.36 and anything above $1.81 per oz means you are overpaying.
How much do toothpaste cost per month?▾
At 4 oz a month, two people, the median price works out to about $5 a month, or $65 a year. Buying at the cheapest price we track instead would cost $1 a month — a saving of $52 a year.