ChimeraX (RBVI / UCSF)
ChimeraX is a molecular visualization and analysis software project developed by the Resource for Biocomputing, Visualization, and Informatics (RBVI) at the University of California, San Francisco, providing tools for interactive 3D visualization of molecular structures, density maps, and related data for researchers and educators in structural biology and related fields. It is distributed as free software and supported by academic grants rather than commercial licensing revenue.
- Revenue
- $2.0M
- Employees
- 15
- Founded
- 2016
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, United States of America
What 5 Arbolus experts think of ChimeraX (RBVI / UCSF)
All respondents provided a NPS of 10, indicating strong promoter sentiment. Renewal intent, where declared, is unanimously positive, and all implementations are at the "more than one year" stage, marking deep customer stickiness. There are no indications of negative sentiment, uncertainty, or churn risk from the available data; satisfaction and advocacy are consistently high. Overall Customer Sentiment: Positive
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- Director 20% (1)
- Manager 40% (2)
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Sentiment
100 Net Promoter Score, from 5 scored reviews- Promoters 5
- Passives 0
- Detractors 0
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Renewal intent
Plan to renew 100%Plan to renew, by seniority
- 100% 1 answer
- 10/10 Average score from customers who will renew
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