MaxDiff (Maximum Difference Scaling or Item Scaling)

MaxDiff is an approach for obtaining preference/importance scores for multiple items. MaxDiff is used to analyze brand preference, the importance of product features, job-related factors and benefits, the impact of product packaging, etc. Although MaxDiff shares much in common with conjoint analysis, it is easier to use and applicable to a wider variety of research situations. MaxDiff is also known as “best-worst scaling.”


Conjoint Models

  • CBC (Choice-Based Conjoint) more
  • ACBC ((Adaptive Choice Based Conjoint) more
  • ACA (Adaptive Conjoint Analysis) more
  • CVA (Conjoint Value Analysis) more
  • MaxDiff (Maximum Difference Scaling or Item Scaling) more