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NPS&CSATCalculator

Calculate Net Promoter Score (NPS) and Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT). Learn what NPS means, understand your promoter/detractor segments, and get actionable insights to improve customer loyalty.

Net Promoter Score (NPS) - Complete Guide

What is NPS?

NPS measures customer loyalty by asking one question: "How likely are you to recommend us to a friend?"

NPS Score Ranges

World-Class

+70 to +100

Excellent

+50 to +69

Good

+20 to +49

Average

0 to +19

Poor

-1 to -50

Critical

-51 to -100

Promoters (9-10)

Loyal enthusiasts who will fuel your growth through referrals.

4

customers

Passives (7-8)

Satisfied but can be easily enticed by competitors.

3

customers

Detractors (0-6)

Unhappy customers who can damage your brand through negative word-of-mouth.

3

customers

How NPS is Calculated

% Promoters

40%

% Detractors

30%

=

NPS

10

Industry Benchmarks

Software/SaaS+30 to +50
E-commerce+40 to +60
Banking/Finance+25 to +45
Healthcare+40 to +55
Telecom0 to +20
Hospitality+30 to +50
Retail+30 to +45
Insurance+20 to +40

Promoters

4

40%

Passives

3

30%

Detractors

3

30%

NPS Score

10

range: -100 to +100

Your NPS Score

10Average

Recommended Actions

Detractor Recovery Program

Your detractor ratio is high. Create a dedicated recovery workflow to reach out, understand issues, and resolve problems.

NPS Segment Breakdown

Rating Distribution

By Category

Survey Responses (10)

RespondentRating (0-10)SegmentCategoryDateComment
Promoter
Passive
Promoter
Detractor
Passive
Detractor
Promoter
Detractor
Passive
Promoter

NPS Best Practices

Detractors

Follow up within 24-48 hours to understand and resolve issues

Passives

Engage with improvements to convert them into promoters

Promoters

Thank them and ask for referrals, reviews, or testimonials

Track Trends

Survey regularly (monthly/quarterly) to track improvement over time