Quizotic vs Mentimeter — Side-by-Side

Mentimeter is the polling standard. Quizotic matches the polls, adds a full quiz engine, and its free plan seats 50 in every session.

Mentimeter is the established name for interactive presentations and audience polling. Quizotic covers the same polling surface and layers on competitive quiz mechanics, AI quiz generation, and Bloom tagging. This comparison goes feature by feature so you can see which wins for your specific use case. Mentimeter’s free plan gives you 50 participants a month, shared across every presentation, plus one session a month with no cap. Quizotic’s free plan gives you 50 participants in every session, with no monthly total, so a teacher with five classes a week never runs out. Mentimeter’s paid plans are billed yearly (Basic is $11.99 per presenter per month on its US price list and €14 on the list it shows visitors from India, checked 25 Sep 2026).

Quizotic vs Mentimeter

FeatureQuizoticMentimeter
Free plan participants50 per session, no monthly total50 per month, shared by every presentation, plus one uncapped session a month (mentimeter.com/plans, checked 25 Sep 2026)
Paid plansFree today; Pro planned at $4.99/moBasic $11.99 (US) or €14 (India) per presenter/month, billed yearly; Pro $24.99 (US) or €28 (India) per presenter/month, billed yearly (checked 25 Sep 2026)
Word cloudsYesYes
Live polls (all formats)YesYes
Q&A with upvotesYesYes
Quiz leaderboard & speed bonusYesYes (Quiz Competition)
AI generationFree: 10 questions a month (20 in your first week), from a topic or a PDFMenti AI, on the free plan too
Bloom's Taxonomy taggingYesNo
Confidence GridYesNo
Follow-up quizzes (Day 1 / 7 / 30)Yes (Pro)No
Template libraryGrowingVery large
Microsoft/Zoom integrationsPowerPoint add-in on Pro (installs from a manifest); Teams and Zoom by screen-shareNative add-ins
Low-bandwidth participant267 KBHeavier

Where Mentimeter wins

Mentimeter has a polished enterprise UI, SSO across every plan, and a template library built up over years, and its free plan includes one session a month with no participant cap. If your organisation standardises on Microsoft and you need plug-and-play, Mentimeter is a safe pick. If you run the same groups every week and want quiz depth on a free plan that counts per session, Quizotic wins.

Frequently asked

Is Quizotic a true replacement for Mentimeter?

For the core use cases (polls, word clouds, Q&A, interactive slides) — yes. Quizotic covers all of it plus competitive quiz mode, which Mentimeter handles more narrowly.

Can I mix quiz questions and polls in one deck?

Yes. This is a core Quizotic capability. Mentimeter keeps quiz and poll flows somewhat separate.

Does Quizotic have a PowerPoint add-in?

Yes. Quizotic runs inside PowerPoint as a content add-in: the live question, its responses and the leaderboard render on the slide itself, so you never leave your deck. The add-in is part of Pro, as is importing a whole PPTX deck. It installs from a manifest today and the Microsoft Marketplace listing is in progress.

How do the free plans compare?

Quizotic free: 50 participants in every session with no monthly total, 10 saved quizzes and 3 presentations of up to 20 slides each, with every interaction type unlocked. Mentimeter free: 50 per month — one pool shared by every presentation in the month, plus one session a month with no cap; once the pool is spent you cannot present again until it resets (mentimeter.com/plans, checked 25 Sep 2026). For teachers who meet the same classes every week, Quizotic's free plan is the one that does not run out.

Which is better for corporate training?

Depends on stack. Microsoft-heavy enterprise → Mentimeter's add-ins are convenient. Indian SMB, coaching institute, or school → Quizotic's feature density and free plan win.

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