Picking the best quiz maker in 2026 comes down to one question: what happens to the answers after someone hits submit? Some tools route them into a CRM, some grade them, some turn them into a personality result page, and the pricing meters behind those jobs vary wildly. So we built a working quiz in every online quiz maker below and checked each price against the live pricing page in July 2026. Uplup takes the top spot, and in the interest of a straight comparison you should know Uplup is the tool we make; hold it to the same criteria as the other 11.
Top 3 picks at a glance: – Uplup: quiz and form builder in one, 4 scoring modes including a real personality engine, AI generation, and a free plan with every feature switched on. Best overall. – Interact: the quiz-only lead generation specialist, with niche templates coaches and creators can publish almost as-is. – ScoreApp: assessment scorecards with dynamic results and PDF reports, built for consultative sellers.
How we picked the best quiz maker in 2026
Every ranking here follows the same process: build a real quiz in the tool, publish it, and take it as a respondent. No spec-sheet reviews. Pricing was verified against each vendor’s live pricing page in July 2026, because stale third-party listings are the most common error in this category.
Each tool was scored on six things: builder speed, question type range, scoring modes, lead capture, integration depth, and free-plan generosity. Where a claim couldn’t be verified on the vendor’s own pages, it’s flagged or left out.
What to look for in a quiz maker
Six criteria separate quiz software you’ll still be using next year from a tool you’ll outgrow in a month:
- Scoring modes. Right/wrong grading is table stakes; personality outcomes, percentage scoring, and pass/fail thresholds are what most quizzes actually need, and plenty of tools fake them with branching logic.
- Lead capture placement. The best converting setups gate the results page behind an email form. Check whether the gate can be required, skippable, or placed mid-quiz.
- What the meter counts. Responses, leads, completions, quiz takers: every vendor meters something different. Know which number you’ll hit first and what happens when you hit it.
- AI generation. Drafting a quiz from a prompt or a document saves the blank-page hour; check what inputs the AI accepts and how credits are metered.
- Integrations. A quiz that can’t push a lead into your email platform or CRM is a data silo.
- Free plan honesty. Does the free plan limit volume (fair) or withhold core features like integrations and analytics (a demo pretending to be a plan)?
The 12 best quiz makers compared
Live July 2026 pricing; “Not verified” means the vendor’s own pages don’t confirm the feature either way.
| Tool | Best for | Free plan | Paid from | AI generation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Uplup | Quizzes + forms in one builder | 50 responses/mo, all features | $29/mo | Yes: prompt, URL, or PDF |
| Interact | Coach and creator lead gen | 2 quizzes, 100 completions/mo | $27/mo annual | Yes (AI Quiz Maker) |
| ScoreApp | Assessment scorecards | 1 scorecard, 10 responses/mo | $30/mo annual | Yes, on all plans |
| involve.me | Quiz funnels with payments | 3 funnels, 50 subs or 500 visits/mo | $19/mo annual | Yes, credit-metered |
| Outgrow | Calculators + quizzes | 1 content type | $14/mo annual | Not verified |
| OpinionStage | Publishers and WordPress sites | 25 responses/mo | $25/mo annual | Yes, on free |
| Riddle | Unlimited-volume publishing | None (14-day trial) | $119/mo annual | Not verified |
| ProProfs | Training and education | Unlimited takers, 8 quiz questions | $19.99/mo annual | AI grading only |
| Typeform | Design-first conversational forms | 100 responses/mo | $28/mo annual | Yes, on free |
| Jotform | Forms-first teams | 5 forms, 100 submissions/mo | $34/mo annual | Not verified |
| Marquiz | Pay-per-lead quiz funnels | 10 leads/mo | $19/mo | Not verified |
| Fyrebox | Budget and classroom quizzes | 3 quizzes, 100 responses | $9/mo | Yes (ChatGPT), all plans |
1. Uplup
Uplup builds quizzes and forms in the same editor, so one subscription covers the personality quiz on your homepage and the intake form behind it. All four scoring modes ship on every plan, including free: scored, percentage, pass/fail, and a dedicated personality engine that maps answers to outcomes, each with its own result page.
Best for: marketers and small teams who want quiz-grade scoring and form-grade flexibility without running two tools.
Pricing: Free covers 50 responses/mo with every feature included. Pro is $29/mo ($290/yr) with 1,000 responses/mo, unlimited AI, branding removal, webhooks, and the API. Business is $79/mo with 10,000 responses/mo that spill into metered overage instead of stopping, plus a custom domain, HubSpot, and Salesforce.
- The AI quiz generator drafts a complete quiz from a prompt, a URL, or a PDF.
- 23 live CRM and email integrations, plus Zapier, n8n, webhooks, and a REST API.
- A lead-capture gate before the results page, configurable as required or skippable.
- Quiz analytics with score distributions and a question-by-question drop-off funnel.
Keep in mind: Uplup is a newer product with fewer public reviews than the veterans here, and there’s no native Google Sheets or Make integration yet (Zapier and the API cover both).
Bottom line: the strongest mix of quiz depth, AI generation, and volume-only free limits in the category.
2. Interact
Interact has spent years doing exactly one thing: lead generation quizzes for coaches, creators, and service businesses. That focus shows in templates written for specific niches and a workflow most people finish in a day.
Best for: coaches and creators who want a proven quiz-to-email funnel with copy that’s nearly publish-ready.
Pricing: the free plan allows 2 quizzes and 100 completions/mo but excludes integrations, analytics, and branding removal. Annual plans: Lite $27/mo (5 quizzes, 500 leads/mo), Growth $53/mo (20 quizzes, 2,000 leads/mo), Pro $125/mo (50 quizzes, 8,000 leads/mo).
- An AI Quiz Maker that generates a full quiz from a topic.
- Conditional logic for routing respondents to the right outcome.
- 41 integrations, including Mailchimp, Klaviyo, HubSpot, and Google Sheets.
Keep in mind: it’s quizzes only, no forms or surveys, and a free quiz that passes 100 completions is temporarily disabled until the next billing period.
Bottom line: still the reference point for coach and creator quiz funnels, as long as the caps fit your traffic.
3. ScoreApp
ScoreApp treats the quiz as the first step of a sales conversation. A prospect completes an assessment, receives a personalized score with tailored advice, and your team gets a lead who has already explained where they need help.
Best for: consultants, coaches, and agencies selling through assessments rather than viral content.
Pricing: Free includes 1 live scorecard and 10 responses/mo. Starter is $30/mo annual ($39 monthly) with 3 scorecards, 100 responses/mo, and branding removal included. Business at $75/mo annual adds 10 scorecards, 1,000 responses, a custom domain, dynamic PDF reports, and abandon emails. Pro is $112/mo annual with split testing.
- Seven AI builders (scorecard, assessment, quiz, survey, waitlist, event registration, form) on every plan, free included.
- Dynamic results pages plus PDF reports that change with the score (Business+).
- 22 direct integrations, with Zapier extending the reach further.
Keep in mind: 10 responses/mo on free won’t validate anything, and Starter’s 100 responses at $30 is thin for the money.
Bottom line: the deepest assessment-selling toolkit here; just budget past the entry tier.
4. involve.me
involve.me positions itself as an AI quiz funnel builder with email automation built in, and the breadth is real: quizzes, forms, calculators, surveys, landing pages, and payment funnels in one editor with 300+ templates.
Best for: teams that want the quiz, the follow-up email sequence, and in-funnel payments under one subscription.
Pricing: Free allows 3 live funnels with 50 submissions or 500 visits/mo. Start is $19/mo annual ($29 monthly). Grow at $49/mo annual brings branding removal and a custom domain. Scale at $119/mo annual adds A/B testing, webhooks, and custom CSS. Enterprise starts at $399/mo.
- Native in-funnel payments (one-time and subscriptions) through providers like Stripe and PayPal.
- Built-in branching email automation, with A/B testing for funnels and emails at Scale+.
- 55+ native integrations, with HubSpot and Salesforce from Grow.
Keep in mind: feature-gating runs heavy on the lower tiers, and free funnels lock at the cap until the next calendar month.
Bottom line: the widest funnel toolkit on this list, priced by how much of it you switch on.
5. Outgrow
Outgrow is where quizzes meet calculators. Its signature is numeric: ROI calculators, cost estimators, and recommendation engines sit alongside quizzes, polls, and assessments across 9 content types on the top tiers.
Best for: content marketing teams running quizzes as one format in a broader interactive mix.
Pricing: a free Forms/Surveys tier covers 1 content type. Freelancer Limited is $14/mo annual ($22 monthly) with 5 content pieces, Freelancer Pro $25/mo annual with 7. Essentials at $95/mo annual ($115 monthly) opens unlimited pieces and 3 users. Business is $600/mo annual ($720 monthly) with white-label and 10 users.
- Formula-driven calculators no dedicated quiz tool matches.
- Ecommerce product recommendations as a native content type.
- Unlimited content pieces once you reach Essentials.
Keep in mind: the cliff between Essentials at $115/mo and Business at $720/mo is the steepest in the category, and the editor takes real learning time.
Bottom line: the pick when your funnel needs math, not just questions.
6. OpinionStage
OpinionStage grew from a polling tool into six formats: quizzes (including a dedicated personality maker), polls, surveys, forms, assessments, and calculators, with a WordPress plugin publishers lean on heavily.
Best for: publishers and WordPress site owners mixing engagement formats with lead capture.
Pricing: Free forever with 25 responses/mo, 2 users, unlimited items, and AI creation. Pro on annual billing is $25/mo for 1,000 responses or $39/mo for 2,500. Business at $79/mo annual (10,000 responses) is where branding removal, conversion tracking, and the drop-off report live.
- Developer API on every tier, free included.
- A 106-integration directory reaching Salesforce, Marketo, and Pardot.
- Mid-quiz lead forms that don’t wait for the results screen.
Keep in mind: 25 responses/mo free is one of the tightest caps here, and most power features (payments, webhooks, drop-off reporting) start at Business.
Bottom line: a generous feature spread at $0 that gets expensive once you need volume plus polish.
7. Riddle
Riddle sells the absence of meters. Every plan includes unlimited views and leads, white-label by default, and a compliance posture (GDPR-first, ISO 27001, WCAG) unusual for this category.
Best for: publishers, broadcasters, and enterprises where a quiz stopping mid-campaign is unacceptable.
Pricing: no free plan. Pro is $119/mo annual ($129 monthly), Business $349/mo annual, Enterprise from $749/mo annual. The 14-day trial needs no card, and there’s a 30-day money-back guarantee.
- 37+ content formats, from quizzes to polls to personality tests.
- Unlimited views and leads on every plan, no exceptions.
- White-label on all tiers, with MP4 uploads and API access at Business.
Keep in mind: the most expensive entry point in the category, and Pro includes one seat, with extras at $19/user.
Bottom line: the uncapped option, priced for teams that would blow through everyone else’s meters.
8. ProProfs Quiz Maker
ProProfs Quiz Maker is built for training and education more than marketing. It bills by active quiz taker rather than by response, and the feature list reads like an LMS: proctoring, certificates, SCORM export, and AI grading that handles essays.
Best for: trainers, teachers, and HR teams running graded tests and compliance quizzes.
Pricing: the free plan is unusual: unlimited quiz takers and seats, capped instead at 12 questions total (8 quiz questions plus 4 lead fields). Essentials is $19.99 per 100 takers/mo billed annually (up to 300 takers/mo), Business $39.99 per 100 (up to 500), and Business Complete Elite runs $0.83 per taker/mo with no taker limit, annual only.
- 20+ question types, including hotspot, video response, and audio response.
- Timers per question and per quiz, plus webcam and screen proctoring with tab-switch detection.
- Certificates, built-in classrooms, SCORM/xAPI, and 70+ languages.
- A dedicated personality quiz creator alongside the graded formats.
Keep in mind: the interface looks dated next to newer builders, and 8 quiz questions on free runs out fast.
Bottom line: the serious-assessment pick; nothing else here proctors an exam.
9. Typeform
Typeform popularized the one-question-at-a-time format the industry now imitates. As a quiz maker it’s assembled rather than native: scoring rides on logic rules and personality outcomes take manual wiring, but nothing on this list looks better doing it.
Best for: design-conscious brands willing to trade quiz machinery for polish.
Pricing: Free includes 100 responses/mo, unlimited forms, AI creation, logic, and webhooks. Basic is $28/mo annual ($39 monthly), still at 100 responses. Plus at $56/mo annual brings 1,000 responses, 3 seats, and branding removal. Business at $91/mo annual covers 10,000 responses and drop-off analytics. These are live prices; many review sites still list figures about half as high.
- The most polished conversational UI in the category.
- Logic, webhooks, and AI creation on the free plan.
- A huge integration ecosystem across marketing and analytics stacks.
Keep in mind: the response meter is strict, a form at its cap stops collecting, and there’s no dedicated quiz engine or quiz analytics.
Bottom line: the design benchmark; you’re buying a form builder that can quiz, not the reverse.
10. Jotform
Jotform is a forms platform with enormous surface area: a massive template and widget library, e-signatures built in, extensive payment gateways, and approval workflows. Quizzes happen through calculation widgets rather than a purpose-built engine.
Best for: teams already deep in forms, payments, and approvals who want quizzes from the same account.
Pricing: Starter is free with 5 forms and 100 submissions/mo, with Jotform branding. Bronze is $34/mo annual ($39 monthly) with 25 forms and 1,000 submissions, Silver $39/mo annual with 50 forms and 2,500, and Gold $99/mo annual with 10,000 submissions plus HIPAA features.
- E-signature collection without a separate tool.
- One of the largest template and widget libraries anywhere.
- Approval workflows and HIPAA support at Gold for regulated work.
Keep in mind: quiz scoring is hand-assembled from calculation widgets, there’s no personality engine, and 5 active forms on free fills up fast.
Bottom line: a forms powerhouse that treats quizzes as one widget among hundreds.
11. Marquiz
Marquiz meters the one number ad-driven marketers already track: leads. Quizzes and views are unlimited on every tier, and a lead is only consumed when you open its contact details in the dashboard.
Best for: paid-traffic marketers counting cost per lead, including those without a website.
Pricing: Free covers 10 leads/mo (plus up to 10 bonus leads for onboarding tasks) with unlimited quizzes. Start is $19/mo for 30 leads, though it excludes collaborators, branding removal, and CSV export. Plus scales by lead tier: $39/mo for 100 leads up to $249/mo for 5,000. There’s no annual plan, only a 6-month prepay at 15% off.
- Quiz-funnel mechanics like discounts that grow while the respondent answers.
- In-quiz payments with a shopping cart and product variants.
- A built-in landing page builder, so a quiz can run without a website.
Keep in mind: there’s no dedicated personality engine (outcomes are built from branching), and branding removal waits for Plus.
Bottom line: the cleanest pay-for-what-converts model here, inside a narrower builder.
12. Fyrebox
Fyrebox is deliberate minimalism at a hobbyist price. Logo removal starts at $9/mo, and quizzes can be generated by ChatGPT or imported straight from Word, Excel, or PDF files on every plan.
Best for: teachers, hobbyists, and small businesses that need a simple quiz without a marketing-tool budget.
Pricing: Free includes 3 quizzes of up to 10 questions each, 100 responses, and 3 AI credits/mo, with the Fyrebox logo shown. Basic is $9/mo (or $90/yr) with 10 quizzes, 25 responses/mo, and logo removal. Standard at $24/mo (or $240/yr) opens unlimited quizzes and responses, certificates, and multi-scoring. Pro at $39/mo adds direct integrations, instant translation, and 0% payment fees.
- ChatGPT generation plus Word, Excel, and PDF import on all plans, free included.
- In-quiz payments via Stripe, with Fyrebox’s cut shrinking by tier (20% down to 0%).
- Instant translation across 104 languages and a dedicated personality quiz maker.
Keep in mind: each quiz uses a single question type chosen at creation, and Basic’s 25 responses/mo is lower than the free plan’s 100.
Bottom line: the budget pick that still manages a few tricks the expensive tools skip.
The best free quiz maker
The best free quiz maker is the one that limits volume instead of features, and by that standard Uplup’s free plan leads: 50 responses/mo with all question types, all 4 scoring modes including personality, lead capture, 10 AI credits, and CSV export. You hit a number, never a wall around a missing feature.
The rest of the field trades differently. Typeform’s free 100 responses/mo is the biggest headline number, but the form stops collecting at the cap and quiz scoring stays hand-built. Interact allows 100 completions/mo and then disables the quiz, with integrations, analytics, and branding removal excluded at $0. Fyrebox’s free tier genuinely works for a classroom, and ProProfs flips the model with unlimited takers but only 8 quiz questions.
At the tighter end: OpinionStage allows 25 responses/mo, involve.me locks free funnels past 50 submissions or 500 visits, Marquiz meters 10 opened leads, ScoreApp stops at 10 responses, Outgrow covers a single content type, and Riddle skips a free plan for a 14-day trial.
For running a small quiz month after month at $0, the realistic shortlist is Uplup, Fyrebox, and Typeform, in that order.
How to choose a quiz maker
Match the tool to the job the quiz is doing:
- Lead generation: you need outcome scoring, a results gate, and CRM handoff. Uplup covers all three natively; Interact is the templated fast path for coaches; Marquiz fits when you’re buying ads and counting cost per lead.
- Education and training: graded questions, timers, and certificates matter more than conversion. ProProfs is the depth pick with proctoring and SCORM; Fyrebox handles classroom basics at a fraction of the price.
- Viral and publisher content: volume spikes are the risk. Riddle’s unlimited views and leads exist for exactly this; OpinionStage’s WordPress plugin suits publishers testing formats first.
- Assessments and scorecards: ScoreApp’s dynamic results and PDF reports are purpose-built; Uplup’s percentage and pass/fail modes handle the same job inside a broader tool.
- Quizzes plus everything else: if forms, payments, or calculators share the workload, compare Uplup (quizzes and forms in one builder), involve.me (funnels with payments), and Outgrow (calculators first).
Frequently asked questions
What is the best quiz maker?
Uplup is the best quiz maker for most teams in 2026, judged on this list’s criteria: 4 native scoring modes, AI generation from a prompt, URL, or PDF, 23 CRM integrations, and a free plan limited by volume rather than features. The honest caveats: Interact has deeper niche templates for coaches, ProProfs is stronger for proctored training, and Riddle is the pick when no response cap is tolerable.
What is the best free quiz maker?
Uplup’s free plan is the most complete: 50 responses/mo with every feature, all scoring modes, and lead capture included. Fyrebox (3 quizzes, 100 responses, ChatGPT creation) and Typeform (100 responses/mo, though scoring is hand-built) are the strongest alternatives at $0.
Can I make a quiz for free?
Yes. Ten of the twelve tools here offer a permanent free plan; only Riddle and, in practice, Outgrow’s quiz formats require payment. Check two things before committing: whether the free tier includes the features you need (Interact’s excludes integrations and analytics) and what happens at the cap.
What’s the difference between a quiz maker and a form builder?
A quiz maker scores answers and routes people to outcomes; a form builder collects answers and stores them. The practical differences are a scoring engine, result pages that change per respondent, and quiz analytics like score distributions. Form builders such as Typeform and Jotform imitate scoring with logic rules and calculation widgets, while tools like Uplup ship both capabilities in one editor.
How much does quiz software cost?
Paid quiz software starts around $9/mo (Fyrebox) and climbs past $700/mo (Outgrow Business), with most teams landing between $19 and $50/mo. Watch the meter more than the sticker: what a plan counts (responses, leads, completions, or quiz takers) decides your real cost at volume.
Do online quiz makers work without a website?
Yes. Every tool on this list hosts quizzes on a shareable link, and Marquiz goes further with a landing page builder aimed at running quiz funnels from ads alone. Embedding on your own site is the option, not the requirement.
Final thoughts
The quiz maker category rewards matching the meter to your funnel more than chasing feature counts. Interact, ScoreApp, and Marquiz prove how far focus can go; Riddle and ProProfs own their extremes; Typeform and Jotform bring quizzes into forms-first stacks. Uplup earns the top spot by covering the widest share of those jobs in one builder while keeping its free plan feature-complete. Pick your top two, build the same 7-question quiz in both, and see which publishes faster: the Uplup quiz builder is free to start, and 50 responses is plenty to judge with your own data.
