Truveal vs Mentimeter
Mentimeter shines when quiz questions live inside a slide presentation. For a standalone team quiz — no deck, just a game on a call — it is more setup than you need, and its per-presenter pricing adds up when several people host. Truveal is the standalone, no-deck, no-account option.
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| Criterion | Truveal | Mentimeter |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Remote work teams | Presentations with interactive elements |
| Participant accounts | None — join by link | None for participants |
| Free participant cap | Up to 75 | Limited on the free plan |
| Credits / paywall on basic use | None | Per-presenter pricing for full features |
| Custom questions | Yes | Yes |
| Runs in the browser, alongside your call | Yes | Yes |
When Truveal fits
Choose Truveal when you want a standalone live quiz or icebreaker for a team call without building a presentation around it.
When Mentimeter fits
Choose Mentimeter when your quiz is part of a slide presentation — all-hands, training decks — and you want polls and word clouds embedded in the flow.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need to build a presentation to run a Truveal quiz?
- No. Truveal is a standalone live quiz — create questions, share a link, and play. There is no slide deck to build.
- Is Truveal cheaper than Mentimeter for multiple hosts?
- Truveal's live quiz is free with no per-presenter pricing, so multiple people on the team can host sessions without per-seat costs.
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