Acoustic Score
A free acoustic reading for rooms that feel louder, harsher, or less focused than they should. Answer a few plain-English questions and get a score, an estimated reverberation range, and three first changes worth testing.
Open Acoustics. Free, because we built our own tools.
A score, a range, and three first moves
A clear room health score from zero to one hundred.
An estimated reverberation range for your space type.
The first surfaces and interventions worth testing.
No payment, no account.
A reading of how your room behaves
Dimensions, type of space, major surfaces, furnishing level, what the space is used for. Things that drive how a room sounds, in plain English.
Health score
A single number from zero to one hundred. How close your room sits to a reasonable target for its type and use.
Reverberation range
Your likely RT60, given what you told us. A range, not a single value, because we want to be honest about the margin.
Three first changes
Ceiling first, or back wall first, or absorption near the listening position. Where treatment will have the most impact.
RT60. The seconds it takes for a sound inside a room to fade by sixty decibels after the source stops. The standard way to describe how long sound lingers in a space. A cathedral sits at six seconds or more. A well-treated office sits below half a second.
Three steps
Answer the questions
Eight short screens. Around sixty seconds. Plain English throughout.
Get your reading
On screen and emailed to you. Forwardable.
Act on it, or go deeper
When the next move is yours, take it. When the room is more complex, book a free Acoustic Analysis.
What lands in your inbox
A one-page report. On screen and in your inbox. Useful on its own, whether or not you ever speak to us.
Score and band
Zero to one hundred, plus a plain-language label.
Reverberation reading
Estimated RT60 against your space-type target.
Diagnosis
Which surfaces work with you, which work against.
What to test first
Three concrete, low-cost changes worth trying.
Budget range
What treatment is likely to cost, in EUR. A range, not a quote.
Sixty seconds. Check your space.
Check my spaceWhat it cannot tell you yet
The Score is triage. Knowing where the boundary is makes the rest of the process feel clearer.
Precise measurement
Exact frequency response at the listening position and where standing waves sit need on-site measurement with calibrated instruments.
Specification and compliance
A complete treatment plan with panel quantities and placement comes in the next stage. For regulated environments (concert halls, broadcast facilities, courtrooms), a credentialed engineer with on-site instruments is the right answer.
The model's edge
The Score works with the major variables, not every object in the room. A bookshelf full of irregular things or heavy curtains can shift results in ways the inputs cannot capture.
When any of these matter, the next step is the Acoustic Analysis. Free, expert-led, delivered in 48 hours.
Where the Score works
Office
Calibrated against focused-work targets. Reads what gets in the way of clarity and quiet.
Hospitality
Calibrated against full-room comfort. Reads how the space holds up when busy.
Studios
From pro studios to home setups. Calibrated tighter for music, podcasting, gaming, listening.
Architects
Run the Score across a project, room by room, where treatment will matter most.
Take the Score
Stop guessing what the room needs. About sixty seconds. No account, no payment, no follow-up call.
Take the scoreSkip the Score
Already know your room needs a deeper read. Book the Acoustic Analysis instead. Free, expert-led, delivered in 48 hours. Geometry, materials, modal behaviour, treatment plan with panel quantities and placement.
Book Acoustic AnalysisCommon questions
How long does it take?
Around sixty seconds. The reading appears on screen and arrives in your inbox.
Do I need technical knowledge?
No. Plain English throughout.
Is this for soundproofing or acoustic treatment?
Acoustic treatment. The Score measures how a room behaves with sound that is already inside it. Soundproofing stops sound passing through walls and floors. Different problem, different fix.
How is the score calculated?
RT60-based estimation, using published absorption coefficients, the geometry of your room, and the target reverberation range for your space type. Calibrated against real project data from rooms we have measured and treated.
What do I receive at the end?
A score, an estimated reverberation range, a short diagnosis, three first changes, and a sense of treatment cost if the room needs it.
Is this a quote?
No. If your room needs treatment, the Score may show a budget range. A first estimate, not a quote. A precise price comes after Acoustic Analysis.
What if my room is unusual?
The Score works best on rooms with regular geometry. If yours is unusual, the result will flag low confidence and point you at a free Acoustic Analysis.
What about my privacy?
Your email is used to send your report and occasional updates from us. No third-party trackers in the report itself. You can unsubscribe at any time.