RightEar
The RightFit™ Audiometry
Three minutes. Headphones on. A quiet room. RightFit™ turns your iPhone or Android into a clinical-grade audiometer — then loads your personal profile onto a RightEar device before it ships. No copay, no booth, no awkward small talk about your daughter's wedding.
Clinical validation
We didn't set out to build a marketing tool. We set out to build a hearing test that an audiologist would trust. The numbers below are from 1,200+ dual fittings where RightFit™ and a clinic-grade audiogram were run on the same ear, same day, same patient.
±3dB
Mean threshold deviation vs. clinic audiogram
Across 1,200+ dual fittings, both ears, 250 Hz – 8 kHz
3min
Median time to complete RightFit™
Including onboarding and ear-tip seal check
78
Net Promoter Score (NPS)
Top decile of the consumer medical-device category
41%
Average HHIE-S score reduction after 90 days
Among 2,300 customers who self-reported follow-up scores
Methodology available on request to licensed audiologists and ENT clinics.
How the test works
No appointments. No referrals. No referral-request forms. If you can put on earbuds and find a quiet corner of the kitchen, you have everything you need.
Download the RightEar app, pair your AirPods or any Bluetooth earbuds, and run a 20-second ear-tip seal check. The seal is the single biggest predictor of an accurate threshold — and the one most at-home tests skip.
≈ 30 seconds
A Hughson–Westlake–style adaptive procedure plays calibrated tones at nine frequencies across both ears. You tap once when a tone is audible — the same protocol used in booths, calibrated for smartphone drivers.
≈ 90 seconds
A short QuickSIN-style passage measures how you parse conversation against background noise — the single largest complaint of first-time hearing-aid buyers ("I can hear them, I just can't understand them").
≈ 45 seconds
Your audiogram and speech-in-noise score become a RightFit™ profile. We pair it with our 12-question lifestyle intake (music, restaurants, phone calls, streaming) and surface three matched devices — with a real audiologist's note attached.
≈ 30 seconds
What arrives afterward
Most "hearing tests" stop at a printout. RightFit™ is the start of a service — one that keeps working for as long as your hearing does. Three things come with every RightEar device.
I.
Your audiogram, your speech-in-noise curve, and the gain targets our audiologists chose for your prescription class ship on the device before it leaves the warehouse. Open the box, put it in, it already knows your ear.
II.
Nine licensed audiologists on staff — not a third-party call center. Send a 60-second voice note from the app, get a retuned profile back, usually the same day. 91% of customers describe it as "better than their previous audiologist experience."
III.
Wear them in the rooms you actually live in — your kitchen, your car, your favorite restaurant. If they're not right, we pay return shipping and refund the full purchase. First-year loss-and-damage replacement is on us, no fine print.
For audiologists & ENT clinics
We know what your chart looks like. RightEar exists for the 78% of first-time buyers who never make it to your waiting room. We'd rather send you the patients we can't serve than compete for the ones you can.
RightFit™ has been validated against in-clinic audiograms across 1,200+ dual fittings. Mean threshold deviation is ±3 dB across the standard 250 Hz – 8 kHz range — comparable to two back-to-back clinical measurements on the same patient. We publish the methodology, the seeding procedure, and our re-test protocol; audiologists and ENT clinics can request the white paper below.
RightEar screens for asymmetric loss, sudden-onset loss, and conductive indicators during the intake. When a profile falls outside our FDA-cleared indications — typically moderate-to-severe or worse, or any unilateral finding > 15 dB across two adjacent frequencies — we pause the DTC path, send the user their full report, and recommend a clinical evaluation with a partner provider. We'd rather lose a sale than sell the wrong device.
Yes. With the customer's consent, we share the full RightFit™ report — threshold per ear per frequency, speech-in-noise score, retest consistency — as a structured PDF your EMR can ingest. 200+ partner clinics currently accept RightFit™ referrals, including a pediatric-adjacent network under NBASLH partnership.
PDF includes full validation methodology, indications/contraindications, and the clinical-referral workflow.
Ready when you are
Three minutes from now, you could know your audiogram — and which of our six FDA-cleared devices was built for the ear you actually use.
No purchase required to see your profile. Your RightFit™ report is yours to keep, regardless of what you decide next.