Particify vs YuJa Engage

Particify is audience participation software for live polling, Q&A, and quizzes. It supports anonymous responses and slide integrations, allowing presenters to collect audience input during sessions and connect questions with slides. The listed platforms are web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android. Free costs nothing and supports 200 participants per room, unlimited rooms, unlimited question series, and one room creator. Pro costs €12 a month, billed annually, with a minimum of five accounts and VAT extra; it raises the limit to 500 participants per room while keeping rooms and question series unlimited. The stated audience limit is 500, while Campus specifies a higher per-room allowance of 1,000 participants. Particify was founded in 2020 and is headquartered in Gießen, Germany.

YuJa Engage is a real-time student response system designed for higher education. Instructors can schedule or launch polls, and students can participate using a poll code, QR code, or LMS login. Question formats include multiple choice, true or false, clickable images, short answer, word clouds, ranking, and open discussion. Live dashboards show response rates, answer distributions, and engagement trends, with analytics at institution, course, and activity levels. Instructors can upload captioned videos to generate poll questions with AI, then review and edit the questions and link them to the source video. Geolocation-based attendance polls can require students to be inside institution-defined boundaries, and results sync with an LMS-integrated gradebook. Engage offers direct LTI integration and gradebook sync for major LMSs, plus add-ons for PowerPoint, Google Slides, and Keynote. Native iOS and Android apps provide access for instructors and students. The product page directs visitors to contact sales for pricing; there is no free plan. YuJa says it provides 24/7 live support and training, and describes encryption for customer data at rest and in transit.