Airtable's NPS is truthful and to-the-point. It seems obvious, but its a basic standard that many NPS surveys fail to reach.

Anchor's onboarding takes something as complex as making a podcast and makes it easy enough that your crazy uncle could do it (and already has done it).

Snapchat's onboarding flow looks good and feels good. Here's how they make it happen.

Xero's product thoroughly introduces its features through well-organized articles, live demos, and videos.

Doordash shows guests the value of the app before asking for payment information and personal details.

Loom's onboarding process connects users working in commercial settings with other teammates so they can begin collaborating immediately.

The success of Ticketmaster's onboarding process hinges on personalized recommendations that drive new users to events they've already expressed interest in.

Meta Business Suite doesn't waste time getting users directly to the core functionality of the app.

Front collects info from their users every year so they can deliver a better product.

Twitter's onboarding is easier than tying your shoe (and that's a good thing).

Adobe Creative Cloud uses a mix of onboarding videos and intuitive UI overlays to educate new users.

Screpy onboarding cleverly defers sign-up, so users see the value before committing.

Speeko's goal-based onboarding creates a personalized experience that engages new users.

BrightReps educates its users with handy tooltips that guide users through each product feature.

WordPress's feature uses a discrete tooltip and a sandbox document to practice with to increase feature adoption.