How likely are you to recommend our platform? Product Survey Question

Understand how your users truly feel about your platform and identify your most passionate advocates who will drive organic growth through word-of-mouth.

How likely are you to recommend our platform?
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Not at all likely
Extremely likely

Question type

NPS scale 0-10

Primary metric

NPS (Net Promoter Score)

Answer scale variations

Comparison table
StyleOptions
Typical choiceNot at all likely
Extremely likely
Recommendation strengthWould not recommend
Would highly recommend
Enthusiasm-basedDefinitely would not
Definitely would
Confidence-basedNot confident recommending
Very confident recommending
Action-orientedWould never suggest it
Would actively promote it

Follow-Up Questions

Understanding why customers give their scores helps you turn NPS data into specific product improvements. These follow-up questions dig into the motivations behind the ratings.

This open-ended question captures the specific features, experiences, or gaps that drove their rating in their own words.

Categorizing responses by aspect helps you prioritize where to focus improvements and understand what matters most to different score groups.

This future-focused question is particularly valuable for passives and detractors, revealing concrete opportunities to move scores upward.

When to Use This Question

SaaS Products: 60-90 days post-signup, send via in-app modal after users complete a significant workflow or reach a usage milestone, because users now understand your platform's value proposition and can provide informed feedback based on real experience rather than first impressions.

E-commerce: 7-14 days after second purchase, trigger through post-purchase email sequence, because repeat customers demonstrate genuine loyalty and their recommendations carry more weight than one-time buyers who may have purchased due to promotions or impulse.

Mobile Apps: After 15-20 app sessions or when users complete their third key action, display as non-intrusive slide-up banner during natural pause points, because this frequency indicates genuine engagement while avoiding survey fatigue that comes from asking too early or during critical user flows.

Web Apps: Quarterly for active users who log in at least twice per week, present via contextual prompt in the navigation or dashboard area, because regular users have sustained experience with your product and tracking their scores over time reveals how product changes impact satisfaction and advocacy.

Digital Products: 30 days after course completion or final module access for educational content, deliver through dedicated email with personalized achievement summary, because users can evaluate the complete value delivered and their recommendations at this stage reflect outcomes rather than just content quality or user experience.

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