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Free survey research tools

Plan studies with greater confidence

Use practical calculators for sample size, margin of error, NPS, response rate, CSAT, and study planning. No account is required.

Sample size calculator

Estimate the minimum number of completed responses for a proportion estimate under a simple random sampling assumption.

n₀ = z² × p(1 − p) ÷ e²
Finite population correction: n = n₀ ÷ [1 + (n₀ − 1) ÷ N]

Margin of error calculator

Estimate the precision of a percentage based on sample size, population, confidence level, and assumed distribution.

MOE = z × √[p(1 − p) ÷ n] × finite population correction

NPS calculator

Enter respondent counts for promoters (9–10), passives (7–8), and detractors (0–6).

NPS = % Promoters − % Detractors
Range: −100 to +100

Net Promoter, NPS, and Net Promoter Score are trademarks of their respective owners. Use according to applicable licensing and brand guidance.

Response and completion rate

Measure invitations, delivery, starts, and completed responses across a collector.

CSAT calculator

For a five-point scale, CSAT commonly counts “satisfied” and “very satisfied” as positive responses.

Use calculations responsibly

A calculator supports study planning—it does not replace methodology

These estimates assume simplified sampling conditions. Real-world accuracy can be affected by sampling frame coverage, nonresponse, weighting, clustering, design effects, measurement error, subgroup analysis, and data quality.

Define the population

Clarify who is eligible, how they can be reached, and whether every eligible member has a known chance of selection.

Plan for nonresponse

Estimate the invitation volume required to achieve completed responses and monitor bias across important groups.

Protect participants

Use appropriate consent, confidentiality, retention, access, and institutional review procedures for the study context.

Put your research plan into action

Create a survey from a research template, apply the recommended sample, monitor response quality, and export analysis-ready data.