Relationship Satisfaction Test
An honest mirror for your partnership's four walls
Free to take · see your scores free · no sign-up
About this test
For people currently in a relationship: this is an honest mirror, not a judge. Forty statements measure the four load-bearing walls of a partnership. Connection — closeness, affection, still choosing each other. Communication — being heard, hard topics being survivable, few festering silences. Trust — reliability, honesty, no second-guessing. Partnership — fair load-sharing, decisions made as a team, the same direction on the map. Your four scores show which walls are strong and which would repay a little attention, while the strengths are still easy to build on.
What you'll discover
Connection
Closeness and affection — laughter, rituals, and the felt sense of still choosing each other.
Communication
Being heard — hard topics that are survivable, honest check-ins, few festering silences.
Trust
Reliability and honesty — promises kept, word taken at face value, no second-guessing.
Partnership
Teamwork — fair load-sharing, decisions made together, both pulling in the same direction.
Understanding the Relationship Satisfaction Test
A healthy relationship is built on more than chemistry alone. This test helps you reflect on the everyday parts of partnership that often decide whether a bond feels steady, supportive, and worth investing in: how close you feel, how well you talk, whether trust is intact, and whether you both carry the relationship in a fair way. By answering forty statements honestly, you get a clearer picture of where your relationship feels strong and where small tensions may be building under the surface.
Your scores can help you see patterns that are easy to miss when you are in the middle of things. Maybe you feel emotionally close, but important conversations still get stuck. Maybe communication is fine, but trust needs repair. Or maybe you work well as a team, yet the relationship lacks warmth or shared effort. Whatever the pattern, the goal is not to label your relationship—it is to give you a practical mirror so you can understand what is working and what deserves attention.
That makes the test useful whether you want reassurance, perspective, or a starting point for a real conversation. You can take it for free, see your scores for free, and then choose whether to unlock the full written analysis for deeper insight. It is a simple way to check the health of your connection before small issues become harder to untangle.
Where the Relationship Satisfaction Test comes from
Susan Hendrick's Relationship Assessment Scale (1988) and the later Couples Satisfaction Index (Funk & Rogge, 2007) are the standard brief measures of how satisfied people are in a relationship.
How the Relationship Satisfaction Test is scored
A continuous satisfaction score. It measures how you feel about the relationship right now, which moves with recent events — it does not predict whether a relationship will last, and a single low score is information to discuss, not a verdict.
Evidence
Based on a published, peer-reviewed model
More on how we build and score these tests: our methodology.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Relationship Satisfaction Test free?
Yes. You can take the test for free and see your scores for free. If you want the full written analysis, you can unlock it separately.
How long does the Relationship Satisfaction Test take?
It usually takes just a few minutes to complete all 40 statements. You can move through it at your own pace.
Is the Relationship Satisfaction Test accurate or science-based?
It is a psychometric-style self-reflection test designed to highlight patterns in your relationship experience. It is not a clinical or medical tool, but it can give you a useful, structured view of how things feel right now.
Do I need an account to take the Relationship Satisfaction Test?
No account is needed to start the test. You can take it right away and view your scores without signing up.
What do I get at the end of the Relationship Satisfaction Test?
You get your scores for the four areas the test measures, so you can see where your relationship feels strongest and where it may need attention. If you want more depth, you can unlock the full written analysis for a clearer interpretation.
No sign-up required.
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