OnlineExamMaker vs Testlify

OnlineExamMaker lets schools and enterprises create and distribute online exams, quizzes, surveys and training courses. Its question bank supports up to 10 question types and bulk import from Word or Excel. Exams can be shared by link or email, embedded in a website or WordPress blog, and accessed on mobile devices. The platform automatically grades objective questions and provides exam and candidate reports. Anti-cheating options include identity verification, a secure exam browser and live monitoring. Its online LMS combines courses and assessments, with course materials such as video, audio, PPT, PDF and Word. The product also provides API and single sign-on connections to external systems, though API access is available to Premium users. A free plan includes three exams per month, 50 attempts per exam per month, 150 total monthly attempts, 10 concurrent takers and 50 candidates. Paid LAN Exam Maker plans are listed as one-time purchases: Standard costs $2,999, paid once, Professional $4,999, paid once, and Institution $5,999, paid once.

Testlify is an AI-powered skills assessment and interviewing platform for hiring teams. Its library includes more than 3,500 validated tests across role-specific, cognitive, coding, language, and personality categories. Teams can create assessments with video, audio, coding, and situational-judgment questions. Interviews can be one-way or two-way and use video, audio, or chat, including conversational AI interviews. Testlify says it automatically evaluates video, audio, chat, and coding responses, while recruiters retain control of final hiring decisions. Proctoring options include full-screen enforcement, tab-switch and copy-paste detection, webcam snapshots, and IP or location checks. It lists more than 100 ATS and HR integrations, including Workday, SAP SuccessFactors, Lever, Greenhouse, and BambooHR, plus a REST API and event webhooks. Candidates can complete assessments in a modern browser on desktop, tablet, or mobile without installing software. The paid Standard plan costs $139 a month, billed $1,668/year, and includes 100 credits per year and three user seats. Unused credits expire at the billing-cycle end. A 7-day trial is listed; there is no free plan.