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NPS & satisfaction calculator

Calculate scores from response counts.

How to use this tool

Enter whole response counts. Choose which ratings count as satisfied for CSAT.

Shared links can include your settings and text. Share only information you want others to see.

Example: 100 recommendation responses and 10 satisfaction ratings.

Net Promoter Score

Promoters answer 9–10, passives 7–8 and detractors 0–6 on the recommendation question.

NPS score · −100 to +100—

Enter at least one response to calculate a score.

NPS = 100 × (promoters − detractors) ÷ all responses. Passives count in the total.

Customer satisfaction (CSAT)

CSAT · satisfied responses ÷ total—

Enter at least one response to calculate a score.

Save or share your calculation

A share link includes your entered counts. These scores do not establish a trend, a representative sample or a universal good/bad benchmark. Bain explains the NPS method.

Something to try

Understand a small feedback survey

Try the labelled example, then replace its counts with your own. NPS includes passives in the total; CSAT uses your selected satisfied ratings.

A score describes the responses entered here. It does not show whether a sample is representative.