Weighted Scoring
Rank options against custom weighted criteria in a decision matrix.
DECISION MATRIX · WEIGHTS TOTAL 100
OPTION
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SCORE
2
7.0
3
6.1
1
7.2
Each option's score = Σ(weight × rating) normalized to a 0–10 scale, so weights don't need to sum to 100. Score cells are 1–10. The winning option is highlighted.
What is Weighted Scoring?
A weighted scoring model ranks options against criteria you define, each with its own weight — so the decision reflects what actually matters to you, not just gut feel.
Score = Σ(criterion weight × option rating) ÷ total weight
How to read your result
- Define your own criteria and assign each a weight.
- Score every option 1–10 on each criterion.
- Weights are normalized, so they needn't sum to 100.
- The highest weighted total is the recommended choice.
Frequently asked questions
How is the weighted score calculated?
Each option's rating on a criterion is multiplied by that criterion's normalized weight, and the products are summed into a single 0–10 score.
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