To put it simply, a consumer surplus which is also known as a social surplus is the difference in cost between what the consumer pays and the price he would be WILLING to pay to not be without it. The satisfaction that a customer gets from what they purchased is greater than that derived from the products and resources in making the purchase.
So in short, the consumer has a surplus in satisfaction in excess of the price of the good.
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