Kahoot! is the name most people attach to a classroom quiz game, yet the paid side has split in two: Kahoot!+ for individual teachers and Kahoot! 360 Pro for companies, each with its own ladder of tiers. People start looking elsewhere when a participant cap forces a jump to the next tier, when features sit behind higher plans, or when what they actually need is exams, polling or slides rather than a game show.
Short answer: Wooclap, Vevox and Mentimeter head the list of Kahoot! alternatives drawn from our quiz maker software ranking. Our rule for order: vendors outside the big brands go first, and the largest names are not placed in the top three. Wooclap is the one to try if your quiz should live inside slides or your LMS. Every one of the 10 products below comes from Best Quiz Maker Software in 2026, with a note on how it departs from Kahoot!.
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Pricing: Business plans published per host licence, by participant cap; seven-day trial offered
Established in: Norway
Built for: Company trainers who want a familiar game format for groups from small to very large
Not for: Anyone needing a free price-checked plan in the business edition
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Why buyers look past Kahoot!
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Participant caps decide the price
Kahoot! 360 Pro is sold in five tiers capped at 50, 200, 1,000, 2,000 and 5,000 participants. Pro Start costs 9 US dollars a month on annual billing, while the 1,000-player Pro Plus costs 39 dollars. If your audience is irregular, you pay for the largest crowd you expect, and the cap is a hard ceiling per host licence.
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Features rise with the tier
On the 360 pricing page, Start offers only classic question types (true/false, multi-select, puzzle, poll). Open-ended, slider, pin answer, word cloud and brainstorm start at Standard, and NPS, courses and the full AI suite at Plus. Commercial rights for external events, and payment by invoice, are listed for Ultra alone.
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Licences are per presenter, billed yearly
Business plans are annual only, in US dollars and excluding VAT, and every presenter needs a licence. Team workspaces need two or more licences. Teachers meet a separate ladder: Kahoot!+ Bronze allows 50 players and Gold 200, and a free teacher plan exists, but the page we read did not state its limits.
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What each one does differently
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Wooclap
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Wooclap SA is registered in Brussels and runs its questions inside PowerPoint, Google Slides, Teams, Zoom and learning platforms such as Moodle and Canvas, so the quiz stays where the lesson already is. Its Starter plan is free but allows five questions a month. Basic and Pro show no amounts on the page we read.
Switch from Kahoot! if your quiz should live inside slides or your LMS.
Vevox is operated by Auga Technologies Limited of England and mixes quizzes with Q&A, word clouds and surveys, with add-ins for Teams and PowerPoint. An AI helper drafts questions and wrong answers. Pricing amounts are not published; buyers talk to an account manager, and the free offer is a limited pilot.
Switch from Kahoot! if anonymous audience input matters as much as the scoring.
Mentimeter is a Swedish presenting tool in which a quiz is one slide type, and points from every quiz slide add up to a single winner. The free plan stops at 50 participants a month and 23 slide types. Basic lifts the cap and exports results; only Basic can be billed monthly.
Switch from Kahoot! if you present to rooms and want quiz slides among other interactive ones.
ClassMarker Pty Ltd in Australia sells graded online tests priced in credits: one credit per attempt, ten when the camera monitors it. Monthly plans carry no minimum term and credit packs last twelve months. A 30-day trial replaces a permanent free plan. It behaves like an exam engine rather than a live game.
Switch from Kahoot! if results must be graded, certified or proctored rather than played.
ProProfs charges by active quiz taker, meaning unique people per month, not by creator. The free plan holds 12 questions and 90 days of reports; Essentials caps at 300 takers and Business at 500, with a flat per-taker option for unlimited volume. White label is an add-on, so a popular public quiz becomes the dear case.
Switch from Kahoot! if many people take a quiz alone and you want one price per taker.
Socrative belongs to Showbie Inc. and groups work into rooms where answers are graded automatically. Free gives five quizzes, one room and fifty students per activity; Essentials unlocks unlimited quizzes and five rooms, and Pro lifts a room to 300 students. Free report history lasts 30 days, and AI generation is counted weekly.
Switch from Kahoot! if you teach a class and want rooms with automatic marking.
Poll Everywhere, Inc. sells audience polling under California law, with quiz rounds as one activity among many. Intro is free for 40 participants and ten AI prompts monthly; Present, Engage and Teams raise the audience ceiling. Additional presenters are billed again at the plan rate, so team use multiplies the cost.
Switch from Kahoot! if polling is the main job and a quiz round is an occasional extra.
Quizizz Inc. now trades as Wayground. Its pages describe AI-generated assessments, game-style or exam-style delivery, lockdown mode, tab-switching alerts and academic integrity reports. Teachers can sign up at no cost and schools request a quote. The plan page returned an error for us, so free limits and prices are unconfirmed.
Switch from Kahoot! if you want both a game mode and a locked-down exam mode in one tool.
Nearpod is owned by Renaissance and puts assessment inside whole lessons, backed by a library of over 22,000 resources. The free Silver plan admits 40 student joins and holds 300 MB. Gold and Platinum for individuals are prepaid annually, and school licences are quoted. A teacher is assumed to lead the class.
Switch from Kahoot! if quizzes should be steps inside ready-made lessons.
Slido is run by sli.do s. r. o. in Bratislava and is now listed by Cisco as part of Webex. A free Basic plan exists, and paid options come as one-time, annual, education and enterprise. Quizzes get little space on its quiz page, and the pricing page we saw showed no amounts.
Switch from Kahoot! if your quizzes sit beside Q&A at meetings that already use Webex.
You want quizzes that run inside your slides or LMS
Wooclap: It works within PowerPoint, Google Slides, Teams, Zoom, Moodle and Canvas; the free Starter plan allows five questions a month.
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You need graded tests with camera monitoring
ClassMarker: Attempts cost credits, ten when camera-monitored, and a 30-day trial replaces a free plan.
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You run a class and want rooms with automatic marking
Socrative: The free plan gives five quizzes, one room and fifty students per activity.
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You want one fee for people taking quizzes alone
ProProfs Quiz Maker: Pricing follows active quiz takers per month, and the free plan holds 12 questions.
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You present to rooms and want quizzes among other slide types
Mentimeter: Quiz is one slide type, scores combine into one winner, and the free plan stops at 50 participants a month.
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When Kahoot! is still the right choice
Kahoot! remains the sensible pick when the room wants a loud, game-like quiz and the audience already knows the format. The Kahoot!+ ladder starts at 3 US dollars a month on annual billing for a teacher with up to 50 players, and a free account needs no card. If your groups fit a tier cap and you need only classic question types, switching tools costs more than it saves.
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What moving off Kahoot! involves
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Rebuilding question sets by hand
Plan on recreating your quizzes in the new tool, since we saw no export route described on the pages we read. Start with the five or ten you reuse most, and keep the old account until the new one has survived a real session.
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Check the cap before the event
Each alternative limits participants differently: Mentimeter's free plan stops at 50 a month, Socrative's at fifty students per activity, Poll Everywhere's Intro at 40. Compare your largest audience against the cap on the plan you intend to buy, not the headline plan.
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Questions about replacing Kahoot!
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How much does Kahoot! 360 Pro cost?
Listed in US dollars, excluding VAT and billed annually: Pro Start 9 dollars a month (50 participants), Standard 25 (200), Plus 39 (1,000), Max 79 (2,000) and Ultra 79 (5,000, onboarding required). Some tiers show a struck-through earlier price, so check the live page.
Is Kahoot! free?
A free account needs no credit card, and a free evaluation plan, Kahoot! 360 Express, allows 15-minute sessions for up to 15 participants. The teacher plan is called Kahoot! Go, but the schools page did not list its limits.
What do teachers pay for Kahoot!+?
On the schools page, Bronze is 9 dollars monthly or 36 a year for 50 players, Silver 84 a year for 100, Gold 108 a year for 200 and Kahoot! One 228 a year for 800. Black Friday discounts were showing, so prices may change.
Which tool suits formal exams better?
ClassMarker grades tests and offers camera-monitored attempts at ten credits each, and Wayground describes lockdown mode and integrity reports. Both are closer to an exam than a game.
Can I use Kahoot! for paid external events?
Commercial rights for external events are listed only on the Ultra tier of the 360 plans. If you run public or client-facing sessions, read the terms before choosing a lower tier.
Is there an alternative that bills per quiz taker?
ProProfs prices by active quiz takers per month, with a free plan of 12 questions. It suits self-paced quizzes, and the fee grows with audience size.
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Sources
Checked 6 November 2026
Kahoot! 360 pricing: Pro Start to Ultra prices, caps 50 to 5,000, question types, annual billing, per presenter, Ultra commercial rights, Express evaluation plan.
Kahoot! for schools: Kahoot! Go free teacher plan, Kahoot!+ Bronze, Silver, Gold, Kahoot! One prices and player limits, EDU quoted.
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