Shafaat Choyon.

NPS calculator

Enter how many people scored you 9 to 10, 7 to 8 and 0 to 6. Get your Net Promoter Score, the split, and the margin of error that tells you whether a change is real. Load an example from 15 industries, nine of them where I have worked, to see how it changes.

Built from my own work: Digitizing a multi-entity clinical group

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Net Promoter Score-
Margin of error-at 95% confidence
Responses-

FormulaNPS = % promoters − % detractors · Margin of error = 1.96 × √((P + D − (P − D)²) ÷ n)

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      Where I used this

      Digitizing a multi-entity clinical group at Laser Treat lifted patient retention by 13% and cut operating costs by about $0.5M.

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      Reading NPS honestly

      NPS ranges from −100 to +100. Benchmarks vary widely by industry and country, so the most useful comparison is your own score over time, with its margin of error in view. A move of 5 points means little on a few hundred responses.

      • The number is a prompt, not the answer. The follow-up question, "what is the main reason for your score?", is where the insight lives.
      • Close the loop. Contacting detractors quickly often recovers the relationship, and tells you what to fix.

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      Questions

      What is a good NPS?

      Anything above 0 means more promoters than detractors. Above 30 is generally strong and above 50 excellent, but benchmarks differ a lot by industry, so compare against your own trend.

      Why does NPS need a margin of error?

      Because it is estimated from a sample. With 200 responses a score of +30 might really be anywhere from about +20 to +40.

      Do passives count?

      They are not in the formula directly, but they count towards the total, so more passives pull both percentages down.

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