# Plan Score

The **Plan Score** rates your current plan based on some general rules and best practices on OKRs and goal-setting. You can find your **Plan Score** inside your **Plan Editor**, on the right hand side of the screen.

<figure><img src="/files/RTCmfREu7s09NEuSg0JW" alt=""><figcaption><p>The plan editor in Tability</p></figcaption></figure>

### What does the Plan Score do?

The Plan Score simply tells you whether or not your goals are written well or are measurable. It uses basic principles like [SMART Goals](https://www.tability.io/okrs/how-to-write-good-key-results). The Plan Score will automatically look at your plan as you're writing and score you on 5 main metrics:

* **Focus:** This score is based on an outcome to ownership ratio. We recommend you have no more than 3-4 outcomes per owner to maintain a better sense of focus.
* **Descriptive:** Will your teammates know what this outcome is about?
* **Measurable:** Checks to see if your goals have measurable outcomes with specific values.
* **Ownership:** Share ownership with teammates to get a sense of accountability.
* **Actionable:** Looks at your tasks and makes sure there are actionable steps to impacting your outcomes.

### Tips

Below your **Plan Score**, you will see a set of tips come up as you make edits to your plan. These tips are here to guide you to score better on the 5 Plan Score metrics. Hover over a tip to see what outcome or objective it's talking about.


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