Mentimeter shines in presentations: live polls, word clouds, questions to the speaker and results that appear on screen instantly. Its goal is audience participation during a talk.
PrizeQR has a different goal: to reward. Each person scans a QR and wins something right away, with control over which prizes remain. If you're after engagement with a reward — at a booth, event or venue — and not measuring opinions in a talk, here's the comparison.
| Feature | PrizeQR | Mentimeter |
|---|---|---|
| What it's for | Instant QR prizes | Live polls and questions |
| Outcome for the guest | Wins a prize | Sees aggregated results |
| When it's used | Booth, fair, venue, event | During a presentation or talk |
| Needs a host | Yes, usually | |
| Prize stock control | Yes, with probabilities | Not applicable |
| Capture / data | Participations and redemptions | Audience responses |
| App for the guest | No, browser | No, browser |
| Pricing | Free and paid from €12/mo | Limited free plan and paid plans |
Our verdict
If you want your audience to vote and respond during a talk, use Mentimeter. If you want to reward people with a scan — at a booth, event or venue — PrizeQR fits better and manages the prizes for you.
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