CleanIs the ICP Fit Score calculator free?
Yes. The calculator is completely free and shows your score instantly. It rates how closely your motion matches the teams Clean serves best, across seven inputs, and requires no signup to see the result.
Your ICP fit
Band S · Strong fit
91/ 100
- Company fit
- 100
- Stage fit
- 100
- Sales motion
- 100
- Deal value
- 100
- Buyer seniority
- 95
- Pain alignment
- 60
- Warm-path leverage
- 85
Strong fit. Your motion is exactly what Clean is built for: considered B2B SaaS deals where warm paths and buyer judgment beat volume. Book a demo to see your accounts ranked S to C.
Get the full 75-signal breakdownNo email required for your score
How the score works.
The ICP Fit Score is a weighted read on whether a low-volume, relationship-led motion suits your team. It rewards considered B2B SaaS deals, founder-led and lean motions, mid-market deal sizes, senior buyers, and teams that can reach buyers through real warm paths. Those are the conditions where Clean creates the most value.
It is a directional tool, not a verdict. Inside the product, Clean profiles every lead against 75 buying signals across 8 categories for under a dollar and ranks accounts S through C with the evidence behind each score. This calculator gives you the shape of that idea in seven inputs, so you can decide whether a deeper look is worth a conversation.
Common questions.
Do I need to enter my email to see my score?
No. Your score, the category breakdown, and the recommendation all appear immediately with no email gate. You only share contact details if you choose to book a demo for the full 75-signal breakdown.
How is the ICP fit score calculated?
The score is a weighted blend of seven inputs: company size, stage, sales motion, deal value, buyer seniority, outbound pain, and warm-path access. The weights echo Clean's own logic, which rewards considered B2B SaaS deals where relationship-led outbound beats volume. It is deterministic, so the same inputs always produce the same score.
What do the bands S, A, B, and C mean?
Bands mirror how Clean ranks accounts. S is a strong fit, A is a good fit, B is a partial fit, and C means Clean is likely not the core fit today. The band is a directional read on whether a relationship-led, low-volume motion suits your team right now.