Crowdpurr vs SpeedExam

Crowdpurr creates interactive experiences for live, virtual and hybrid events, including polls, trivia games, social walls and bingo. Participants join through a browser, with no native app download required. Hosts can show Presentation View on a projector or TV, stream it on YouTube Live or OBS, or share it in Zoom or Webex. A Webex Embedded App can launch Crowdpurr inside a Webex meeting. The trivia library contains over 2,000 games, and Crowdpurr AI can generate games, add questions, create notes and rewrite questions. Social Walls can collect hashtag posts from X (Twitter) and Instagram, while participants can upload photos. Responses, results, lead capture and rankings can be exported to Excel or Google Sheets. The free Basic Plan allows 20 participants and 15 questions per experience, three simultaneous experiences and 15 minutes of host live streaming. Paid plans start at $24.99/mo; Classroom is listed at $49.99 a month and includes 100 participants per experience, 100 questions and 10 simultaneous experiences. Crowdpurr says it hosts on Amazon Web Services and uses SHA-256 AES/CBC encryption across SSL protocols.

SpeedExam is an online exam and assessment platform for organizations handling training, hiring, appraisals, and learning management. It supports formats ranging from multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank to matching, essays, scenario-based questions, and audio answers. Scoring options include marks, points, and grades, with manual marking for essays. Exam Monitor can display candidate status, attempts, device, browser, operating system, IP address, and location details. Proctoring options include AI-based cheating prevention, optional live streaming, and candidate photo capture. Analytics report on questions and sections, including difficulty and counts of correct, incorrect, or unanswered responses. Exams can be published through a candidate site, embedded in a website or blog, or shared through listed channels; candidate registration can connect through an API or LMS. Users can sell exams through PayPal, Stripe, or Razorpay. The service lists Android, iOS, and web platforms, plus an Android app for exam notifications. Free allows 25 attempts per month; paid pricing is listed from $20/mo (annual).