NPS calculator
Enter your promoter, passive, and detractor counts to calculate NPS and understand what the score means.
Calculate my NPS βFree tools
Use these tools to calculate metrics, write questions, and understand customers better. Everything is free.
Enter your promoter, passive, and detractor counts to calculate NPS and understand what the score means.
Calculate my NPS βChoose a survey type and get questions ready to copy and adapt for NPS, CSAT, churn, onboarding, and more.
Generate questions βEnter satisfaction scores, see the satisfied-response percentage, and understand the sample before comparing periods.
Calculate my CSAT βSee how many people responded compared with valid invitations, with a transparent calculation.
Calculate my rate βCalculate cancellation rate and pair the number with the reasons that appear in a churn survey.
Calculate my churn βPaste a question and find signs of long wording, double-barreled ideas, or leading language.
Review my question βChoose what you want to understand and find a path through NPS, CSAT, CES, and churn surveys.
Choose my metric βNext step
Know what you want to investigate? Browse the templates and guides that fit your moment.
Understand why customers cancel and what deserves investigation.
View the churn templateFind where people get stuck and which improvement deserves attention.
View the product templateAsk about the product, delivery, and purchase experience.
View the post-purchase templateFind friction in the customerβs first steps.
View the onboarding templateMeasure satisfaction, resolution, and effort after a support conversation.
View the customer service templateCompare the metrics and choose the question that fits the goal.
Read the metric comparisonImprove the invitation, timing, and length without pressuring respondents.
Read the response rate guideFind flows by goal and adapt the questions to your context.
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