PSL Tiers: The Complete Tier List (0–8, Every Band Explained)
The PSL tier list compresses the 0–8 scale into six named bands — from Chad/Stacy at the ceiling to LTN at the floor. This is the complete table with population shares, defining geometry and female equivalents.
The tier table at a glance
| Range | Tier | Population share | One-line read |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6.5 – 8 | Chad / Stacy | ~0.1% | Model-tier; the scale's ceiling |
| 6 – 6.5 | Chadlite / Stacylite | ~1% | Model-adjacent; rare |
| 5 – 6 | HTN (High-Tier Normie) | ~10% | Attractive, above average |
| 3.5 – 5 | MTN (Mid-Tier Normie) | the bulk | The median lives here (4.0) |
| 2 – 3.5 | LTN (Low-Tier Normie) | ~15% | Below average; fixable readings |
| 0 – 2 | Very Low | rare | Severe disharmony |
Each band gets one radar shape — tiers are not just totals but profiles. A 5.5 built on elite symmetry and weak structure is a different face from a 5.5 built the other way around.
Chad / Stacy — 6.5 to 8
The ceiling. Model-tier vertical support, near-perfect thirds, positive canthal tilt in the reference band, and the kind of harmony where no single feature drags. Roughly the top 0.1%. Full vocabulary: PSL god, Chadlite.
Chadlite / Stacylite — 6 to 6.5
Model-adjacent without being models. Everything reads "strong"; one or two metrics sit off-reference. The top 1% by construction. See Chadlite meaning.
HTN — 5 to 6
High-Tier Normie: attractive to strangers, clearly above the median, still recognizably civilian. The highest tier reachable through soft improvements alone for most people. See HTN meaning.
MTN — 3.5 to 5
The bulk of humanity — and by design the median of 4.0 sits mid-band. A 4.4 is not an insult; it is the middle of the bell curve. One or two features typically lag; that is what the weakest-metric flags are for.
LTN — 2 to 3.5
Below average in the measured geometry, and — importantly — the band where readings respond fastest to external factors: leanness, brows, hair, photo conditions. Before judging the number, retake under standardized conditions per the PSL test protocol. See LTN meaning.
Very Low — 0 to 2
Severe disharmony across multiple measured dimensions. Rare, and usually accompanied by readings that are extreme rather than borderline.
Female equivalents
The 0–8 mechanics are identical for women with female-calibrated reference ranges; the naming shifts — Stacy (top), Stacylite, HTB (High-Tier Becky), Becky. In practice many women's-community ratings use the parallel 1–10 scale; the conversion is roughly PSL + 2.4. Female-side entry: am I pretty test.
Where do you land?
The measurement is free and runs on your device: take the free PSL rating →. Then compare your band here — and remember the delta rule: track change over 30 days instead of staring at a single number.
FAQ
Covered above: the six tiers, what's average (MTN, median 4.0), female tier names, and tier mobility. The PSL score page explains the scoring curve; the dictionary defines every term on this list.