Mentimeter is the polling standard. Quizotic matches the polls and adds a full quiz engine — at Indian prices.
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.
| Feature | Quizotic | Mentimeter |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing currency | INR | EUR/USD |
| UPI payments | Yes | No |
| Word clouds | Yes | Yes |
| Live polls (all formats) | Yes | Yes |
| Q&A with upvotes | Yes | Yes |
| Quiz leaderboard & speed bonus | Yes | Yes (Quiz Competition) |
| AI quiz from PDF | Yes | No |
| Bloom's Taxonomy tagging | Yes | No |
| Confidence Grid | Yes | No |
| Spaced retrieval | Yes | No |
| Template library | Growing | Very large |
| Microsoft/Zoom integrations | Screen-share based | Native add-ins |
| Low-bandwidth participant | <100KB | Heavier |
Mentimeter has a polished enterprise UI, Microsoft PowerPoint add-in, SSO across plans, and a template library built up over years. If your organisation standardises on Microsoft and you need plug-and-play, Mentimeter is a safe pick. If you want the same core features plus quiz depth and INR pricing, Quizotic wins.
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.
Yes. This is a core Quizotic capability. Mentimeter keeps quiz and poll flows somewhat separate.
Not yet. Quizotic imports PPTX/PDF decks but doesn't yet have a native PowerPoint add-in. Roadmap item.
Quizotic free: 10 participants, unlimited decks, all interaction types. Mentimeter free: ~50 participants but only 2 quiz questions and 5 interactive slides per deck. For teachers running full sessions, Quizotic free is more usable.
Depends on stack. Microsoft-heavy enterprise → Mentimeter's add-in is convenient. Indian SMB, coaching institute, or school → Quizotic's feature density + pricing wins.