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> **Original source:** https://storescore.net/why-store-ratings-dont-represent-average-customers?utm_source=openai

## StoreScore measures more than 99% of customer experiences

Unlike traditional review platforms that capture feedback from only a tiny fraction of customers, StoreScore assumes satisfaction by default and captures negative signals when something goes wrong.

The result is a representative StoreScore percentage based on real transactions over the last 90 days — without begging for reviews.

[Why store ratings don't represent average customers](https://storescore.net/why-store-ratings-dont-represent-average-customers) [Pricing](https://storescore.net/pricing) [FAQ](https://storescore.net/faq) [Install on Shopify](https://apps.shopify.com/storescore-1)