What Your Selectivity Score Really Means (1–10)

Your selectivity score is a 1–10 reading of how rare your combined filters are — not a moral grade.

Scores 1–3 usually mean a still-wide pool (often above a few percent of adults). Scores 4–6 describe selective but common stacks. Scores 7–10 mean compounding filters have left a very thin slice.

Use the filter breakdown to find the single lever that expands the pool most if you want more options — or keep the stack and plan for a longer search.