A Kahoot alternative for the whole room
How oQuiz and Kahoot compare when a group plays round the TV.



Side by side
From Kahoot's own pages, read on 22 October 2026.
Kahoot is a registered trademark of its owner, and oQuiz has no connection with Kahoot. Plans change from time to time, so do check with Kahoot.
Where Kahoot shines
Lots of question types and huge audiences.
- Lots of question types. Puzzles, sliders, word clouds and more, depending on the plan.
- Huge audiences. Up to 5,000 players on the largest plans.
- The classroom. Assignments that students do at their own pace, with reports afterwards.
Made for groups
The team round the table, the question on the TV.
- The TV at the centre. An Apple TV app of its own, or AirPlay and the browser on any other screen.
- Teams at the tables. A team can be a whole table or one player, with its own name and avatar.
- Music questions. Real songs from the host's Apple Music, in the app.
- The map. Drop the pin where it is. The closest team wins.
- Three ways to play. Solo, with one phone passed round, or with a phone each.
- Word clouds and polls. Between questions, teams have their say on their phones. Included with an Event Pass and the licence.
FAQ
Can we play our Kahoot quizzes in oQuiz?
No, but you can make your own with photos, audio and map questions, or create one with oQuiz AI.
Where does the information about Kahoot come from?
From Kahoot's own pages, help articles and the App Store, read on 22 October 2026. The sources are listed under the comparison.
Does oQuiz work for businesses?
Yes. The licence takes 500 teams/players, with SSO, SCIM and data stored in the EU, and quizzes can go into Moodle with LTI 1.3 or SCORM 1.2.
How do guests join?
With both, guests scan a code and play in the app or the phone's browser.
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