Displaying the Score on the Result Page
By default, customers see their product recommendations on the result page without any reference to their quiz score. You can display the customer's final score by adding the {{ Score result }} shortcode to your result page content. The shortcode outputs the numeric total score, and you can place any custom text, labels, or context around it.
How to Add the Score to the Result Page
From the Quizify dashboard, click the edit quiz icon next to your quiz to open the quiz editor
Click Result in the left menu
Find the page content or description field where you want the score to appear
Type or paste
{{ Score result }}at the position where the score should displayAdd any surrounding text you want customers to see alongside the score
Save your settings
The shortcode will be replaced with the customer's actual final score number when they view the result page.
What the Shortcode Outputs
{{ Score result }} outputs the customer's final numeric score — the total of all point values from their selected answers. It outputs the number only, with no additional labels or formatting.
To present the score meaningfully, add your own text around the shortcode. For example:
Your score: {{ Score result }}displays as "Your score: 32"You scored {{ Score result }} out of 50displays as "You scored 32 out of 50"Result: {{ Score result }} pointsdisplays as "Result: 32 points"
You can place the shortcode anywhere in the content field — above the product recommendations, within a sentence, or as a standalone line.
Adding Context Around the Score
Because the shortcode only outputs the number, you are free to write whatever label or explanation makes sense for your quiz. Some examples of how to present the score:
Labelled score:
Your overall score is {{ Score result }}With max score:
You scored {{ Score result }} out of 30With outcome context:
Based on your score of {{ Score result }}, here are your personalised recommendations:
This approach gives you full control over how the score is framed for your customers — whether you want it front and centre or woven into a sentence.