Net Promoter Score (NPS
### Customer Experience (CX) & Product-Led Growth: The Net Promoter System Developed by Fred Reichheld and Bain & Company, NPS categorizes customers based on their response to the single core.
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For example, surveying \(700\text{ customers}\) where \(420\text{ are Promoters (60.0\%)}\), \(180\text{ are Passives (25.7\%)}\), and \(100\text{ are Detractors (14.3\%)}\): The Net Promoter Score (NPS) is \}}\), indicating strong customer advocacy outperforming the standard B2B SaaS industry benchmark.
📖 About Net Promoter Score (NPS
Customer Experience (CX) & Product-Led Growth: The Net Promoter System
Developed by Fred Reichheld and Bain & Company, NPS categorizes customers based on their response to the single core question: "How likely are you to recommend us to a friend or colleague?" (0 to 10 scale):
- Promoters (Score 9–10): Loyal enthusiasts who fuel organic referral growth and have the lowest churn rates.
- Passives (Score 7–8): Satisfied but neutral customers vulnerable to competitive offerings; excluded from the raw NPS formula.
- Detractors (Score 0–6): Unhappy customers who account for over 80% of negative word-of-mouth and customer support escalations.
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Enter your Promoters Count (Rating 9–10) (e.g. 420 (Loyal brand advocates)), Passives Count (Rating 7–8) (e.g. 180 (Satisfied but unenthusiastic)), Detractors Count (Rating 0–6) (e.g. 100 (Unhappy customers / churn risk)), and Industry Benchmark Sector — choose from B2B SaaS / Cloud Software (Avg Benchmark: +35 to +45), E-Commerce / Direct-to-Consumer (Avg Benchmark: +45 to +55), Fintech & Financial Services (Avg Benchmark: +30 to +45). Results update instantly as you type — adjust any value to compare scenarios.
The Formula
Bain \& Company Net Promoter System (NPS) equations:
Promoters (\%) = ((Ratings 9--10) / (Total Respondents)) × 100\%
Detractors (\%) = ((Ratings 0--6) / (Total Respondents)) × 100\%
Passives (\%) = ((Ratings 7--8) / (Total Respondents)) × 100\%
NPS Score = Promoters (\%) - Detractors (\%)
Worked Example
For example, surveying 700 customers where 420 are Promoters (60.0\%), 180 are Passives (25.7\%), and 100 are Detractors (14.3\%): The Net Promoter Score (NPS) is \, indicating strong customer advocacy outperforming the standard B2B SaaS industry benchmark.
Understanding Your Result
Marketing metrics are most useful as trends over time rather than isolated snapshots. Benchmark your result against your own historical performance first, then against industry averages. Attribution models (last-click vs. multi-touch) can produce dramatically different channel ROI figures — ensure consistent attribution methodology before making channel budget decisions. Statistical significance requires sufficient sample size: most A/B test decisions need a minimum of 1,000 conversions per variant for reliable results.
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