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Brand loyalty survey template for current customers

Sixteen questions for people who already buy from you, scored as a repeat rate and a switching risk.

  • 16questions
  • About 4 minto answer
  • 2 scoresrepeat rate and switching risk
  • Current customersanswer it
Brand Loyalty Survey · answer to move through it
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Question 1 of 16 Buying again
The next time I buy this kind of product, I will choose this brand.
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Strongly disagreeStrongly agree
Question 2 of 16 Switching
I would switch to another brand if it were cheaper.
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Question 3 of 16 How long and how often
How long have you been buying from this brand?
Less than 6 months
6 months to a year
1 to 3 years
More than 3 years
Question 4 of 16 How long and how often
How often do you buy from this brand?
At least once a month
Every few months
Once or twice a year
Less often than that
Question 5 of 16 Preference
This is the brand I would pick if every option were in front of me.
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Question 6 of 16 Preference
If this brand were not available, I would wait for it.
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Question 7 of 16 What keeps you
I buy this brand mostly out of habit.
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Question 8 of 16 What keeps you
Switching to another brand would take a lot of effort.
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Question 9 of 16 What keeps you
I would switch to another brand if it were easier to buy.
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Question 10 of 16 What keeps you
Which of these keeps you coming back most?
The product itself
Price or value
The way I am treated
Habit or convenience
The rewards I get
Nothing in particular
Question 11 of 16 Trust
I trust this brand to do what it says it will.
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Strongly disagreeStrongly agree
Question 12 of 16 Trust
If this brand got something wrong, I would give it another chance.
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Question 13 of 16 Direction
I buy from this brand less often than I used to.
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Question 14 of 16 In your words
What would make you stop buying from this brand?
Question 15 of 16 In your words
What is the one thing that keeps you choosing this brand?
Question 16 of 16 A year out
A year from now, I expect to still be buying this brand.
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The 16 brand loyalty survey questions

A brand loyalty survey asks people who already buy from you whether they will buy again and what would move them to another brand. These sixteen questions give you two scores, a repeat rate and a switching risk, and the questionnaire maker opens them ready to send.

Plain text, one question per line, with the answer scale.

The two scores

Both scores come from these two. For a recommend score beside them, add the NPS survey.

  1. The next time I buy this kind of product, I will choose this brand.5-point agree scale, requiredthe share choosing 5 is your repeat rate.
  2. I would switch to another brand if it were cheaper.5-point agree scale, requiredthe share choosing 4 or 5 is your switching risk.

How long and how often

Two taps that let you read new and long-standing customers apart.

  1. How long have you been buying from this brand?Choose one, requiredreport each tenure band on its own line.
  2. How often do you buy from this brand?Choose one, requiredread frequent and occasional buyers apart.

Preference

Whether they would choose you with every option in view.

  1. This is the brand I would pick if every option were in front of me.5-point agree scale, requiredhigh beside a high repeat rate is earned loyalty.
  2. If this brand were not available, I would wait for it.5-point agree scale, required

What keeps them coming back

Four questions that name the reason behind a repeat purchase, so you know what to protect.

  1. I buy this brand mostly out of habit.5-point agree scale, requiredhigh with a high repeat rate means habit holds them.
  2. Switching to another brand would take a lot of effort.5-point agree scale, requiredhigh: switching effort keeps people with you.
  3. I would switch to another brand if it were easier to buy.5-point agree scale, requiredhigh beside a low question 2 means availability.
  4. Which of these keeps you coming back most?Choose one, required

Trust and direction

Read these beside the two scores, one sending after another.

  1. I trust this brand to do what it says it will.5-point agree scale, required
  2. If this brand got something wrong, I would give it another chance.5-point agree scale, requiredhow much goodwill you hold.
  3. I buy from this brand less often than I used to.5-point agree scale, requiredcount everyone who agrees; they are drifting away.

In their own words, then a year out

Two optional boxes, then one tap to finish.

  1. What would make you stop buying from this brand?Open text, optionaltag each answer with one reason and count the tags.
  2. What is the one thing that keeps you choosing this brand?Open text, optionalthe detail behind the tick in question 10.
  3. A year from now, I expect to still be buying this brand.5-point agree scale, requiredwhere loyalty is heading, set beside question 1.

Loyalty program survey questions

Add these four when the people answering are members of your rewards program.

  1. The rewards in this program are worth the effort of collecting them.5-point agree scale, program members
  2. I know what I get from this program without looking it up.5-point agree scale, program members
  3. How often do you use the rewards you have earned?Choose one: every time I can / now and then / never / I did not know I could
  4. I would still buy this brand if the program ended tomorrow.5-point agree scale, program membersloyalty to the brand, apart from the rewards.

How to send it and read the two scores

Send it to customers who bought within your usual buying cycle, and repeat it each cycle with the same wording. Customers answer without giving a name. Prospects get the purchase intent survey. Subscribers who have just canceled get the cancellation survey.

Your repeat rate is the share choosing 5 on question 1, and your switching risk the share choosing 4 or 5 on question 2. Together they place customers in Dick and Basu's four loyalty groups.[1] High repeat with low risk is true loyalty. High on both is spurious loyalty, held by habit or price. Low on both is latent loyalty: they prefer you and buy elsewhere. Low repeat with high risk is no loyalty yet, and question 14 tells you why.

When customers split their spending across brands, the share of wallet survey shows how much comes to you.

Two separate score bars feeding a grid of four cells, with one cell picked out in a warm accent
Two scores in, four loyalty groups out.

Brand loyalty survey FAQ

What questions should a brand loyalty survey ask?

Ask whether customers will buy again and whether a lower price would move them. Then ask how long and how often they buy, whether they prefer you, what keeps them coming back and whether they trust you. Close with what would make them stop.

What is the difference between brand loyalty and customer loyalty?

Brand loyalty is a preference for one brand over the alternatives. Customer loyalty is the buying relationship with one business, which price or rewards can hold on their own. The same sixteen questions measure both, so use the term your team already uses.

How do you survey loyalty program members?

Send the sixteen questions with the four program questions added at the end. Members then tell you whether the rewards feel worth collecting, whether they know what they get, how often they redeem, and whether they would stay if the program ended.

Michael Hodge, survey methodology · Updated 26 September 2026 · How templates are reviewed

Sources (1)
  1. Dick, A. S. and Basu, K. "Customer loyalty: toward an integrated conceptual framework." Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science 22(2), 1994, 99-113. ora.ox.ac.uk

Find out who will buy again

Sixteen questions, about four minutes, and two scores at the end.

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