QuizKeepersA free Quizizz alternative. No subscription.
QuizKeepers runs the same live class quiz: questions on the projector, answers on phones. It's free for 30 players, nobody makes an account, and Pro is a one-time $7.99.
QuizKeepers is independent and not affiliated with Wayground, Inc. (formerly Quizizz).
QuizKeepers vs Quizizz (Wayground)
| Feature | QuizKeepers | Quizizz (Wayground) |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free for 30 players, Pro $7.99 once | Subscription, about $12 a month reported for individual plans; schools get a quote |
| Players need an account | No, nickname only | No, a code is enough |
| Teacher needs an account | No | Yes |
| Pacing | Teacher-paced on the big screen; homework links for self-paced work | Student-paced by default, teacher-paced optional |
| Play with no student devices | Yes, Room mode: the teacher taps in raised hands | No hand-count mode |
| Ready-made library | 2,136 curated quizzes, the whole library free | Very large, mostly user-made; limited on the free Basic plan |
Which one should you pick?
Pick Quizizz if
You need student-paced assignments with detailed per-student reports, LMS sync, and accommodations like read-aloud.
Pick QuizKeepers if
You want a quick teacher-led review on the projector with no accounts, a one-time price, and a no-devices option.
Questions
Is QuizKeepers made by Wayground, Inc.?
No. QuizKeepers is an independent app by South View Studios and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Wayground, Inc. (formerly Quizizz).
Can I use my own questions?
Yes. Host any of the 2,136 library quizzes as they are, add a copy and edit it, or write your own. You can paste questions or a term list, or import a CSV.
Is QuizKeepers Pro a subscription?
No. Pro is a one-time $7.99 purchase. The free plan holds 30 players a game and 3 saved quizzes.
What if my students don't have devices?
Use Room mode. The questions go on the shared screen, students raise their hands, and the teacher taps in the count for each answer.
Do students need to install anything?
No. Students open the join link in any browser, or scan the QR code, then type the room code and a nickname.