Both support live and self-paced quiz modes. Where they diverge is learning science and the free plan.
Quizizz is strong on self-paced game-style quizzes and has a huge teacher-contributed question library. Quizotic covers self-paced + live + interactive presentation modes, and adds Bloom tagging, the Confidence Grid, follow-up quizzes and AI quiz generation. Here's the honest feature-by-feature view. Quizizz was co-founded by Indian engineers in 2015 and initially aimed squarely at Indian and US classrooms. Now Wayground (formerly Quizizz), the company is US-headquartered with USD pricing and a global focus, so Indian teachers who upgrade pay a USD price by card. Its free plan seats 30 per live session (help.wayground.com plan documentation, checked 12 Sep 2026); Quizotic's seats 50 per session. There is nothing to pay today: Quizotic is free, and the planned Pro plan is not on sale yet. When it launches it will bill in INR with UPI and a domestic GST invoice in India, and in USD by card elsewhere. When to pick Quizizz vs Quizotic comes down to workflow. If your primary workflow is "search an existing library, grab a quiz someone else made, launch in 60 seconds," Quizizz's millions of teacher-contributed questions are hard to beat for sheer speed. If your workflow is "generate fresh questions aligned to today's chapter or my own source material," Quizotic's AI generator does this in 30 seconds from any PDF or topic — producing Bloom-tagged, curriculum-aligned questions without searching through generic library content.
| Feature | Quizotic | Quizizz |
|---|---|---|
| Self-paced quizzes | Yes | Yes |
| Live multiplayer | Yes | Yes |
| Interactive presentation mode | Yes | Limited |
| Free plan participants | 50 per session | 30 per live session (help.wayground.com plan documentation, checked 12 Sep 2026) |
| Question types | 14, including word cloud, Q&A, rating and ranking | More K-12 assessment types, such as drag-and-drop and labelling |
| AI quiz from PDF | Free: 10 questions a month (20 in your first week) | Yes |
| Bloom's Taxonomy | Built-in | No |
| Confidence Grid | Built-in | No |
| Follow-up quizzes (Day 1 / 7 / 30) | Built-in (Pro) | Limited |
| Paid plans | Free today; Pro planned at $4.99/mo | Super from about $5/month (checked 12 Sep 2026) |
| Public question library | Growing | Millions of questions |
| Memes & animations | Minimal | Built-in |
| LMS integrations | Growing | Extensive |
| NCERT / India curriculum library | Yes — Classes 6–12 | Limited — mostly US K-12 content |
| Hindi and regional languages | Questions in any language, Hindi-medium NCERT templates; participant screen in English today | Questions in any language |
| Bloom-tagged reports | Yes — per question and per quiz | No |
| Per-student Confidence Grid report | Yes — hubris/imposter/mastery cohorts | No |
| Follow-up quizzes | Yes — Day 1 / 7 / 30 links from any session report (Pro) | No |
| In-class live + projected mode | Yes — host screen projects leaderboard | Yes |
Quizizz's library is massive — millions of teacher-contributed questions — and it has K-12 assessment question types Quizotic does not, such as drag-and-drop and labelling. If your workflow is "search existing questions, launch fast," Quizizz still wins on that axis. Quizotic's AI generator offsets this by producing Bloom-balanced questions from any PDF or topic on demand, which many teachers prefer over searching through generic library content.
In raw size, yes. In relevance to Indian curriculum, often no — most library content is US-K12. Quizotic's AI generator produces questions specifically aligned to your source material (NCERT chapter, coaching handout, etc).
Yes. Self-paced mode with a shareable link + deadline works exactly like Quizizz homework mode.
Competitive mode with speed bonus and streaks brings similar energy. Quizizz has more built-in memes/animations which younger kids enjoy; Quizotic is roadmap-adding these.
Quizotic — Competency mix, Confidence Grid, and Day 1 / 7 / 30 follow-up quizzes give teachers actionable diagnostics beyond raw scores.
Yes, as a spreadsheet. Copy your questions into Quizotic's CSV template (question, options A–D, correct answer), which you can download from the builder, and upload it with Import from CSV. MCQs and True/False transfer cleanly.
Yes, with a cap. Wayground (formerly Quizizz) has a free tier of 30 per live session, and its Super plan starts from about $5/month (checked 12 Sep 2026), billed in USD. Quizotic's free plan seats 50 per session, with all 14 question types and AI generation of 10 questions a month (20 in your first week); Pro is planned at $4.99/month, not yet on sale.
Quizotic — NCERT chapter library (Classes 6–12), PDF upload of chapter material, and AI generation tuned to CBSE patterns. Quizizz's public library has mostly US K-12 content.
Yes. Quizotic supports a full deck mode mixing quiz questions, polls, word clouds, Q&A, and information slides — similar to Quizizz Lessons but with the Kahoot-style live competition engine layered in.
Quizotic has 50+ ready-made templates in the Templates Gallery and a growing NCERT chapter library. The AI generator offsets library size — generate a perfectly aligned quiz from any source in 30 seconds rather than searching generic content.
Quizotic — a competency mix on every mock, the Confidence Grid, PDF import from PYQ handouts, and INR billing when Pro launches. Wayground (the renamed Quizizz) has a far larger public question library and K-12 assessment question types Quizotic does not have, which suits individual classroom teachers better.
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