QuestionAid generates assessment questions from any supplied text, and two decisions make it more useful to teachers than a general chatbot doing the same thing.
The first is distractors – the plausible wrong answers in a multiple-choice question. Writing good ones is the genuinely hard part of assessment design, since a bad distractor is either obviously wrong or accidentally correct. The second is export: output goes directly into Moodle, Kahoot and similar platforms, so questions land where they are used rather than in a document to be retyped.
Pricing is refreshingly plain – credits bought once, no subscription. Small is 10 credits at €10.99 (about 200 questions or 2,000 distractors), Mid is 50 credits at €39.90, all excluding VAT, with a free start. For a teacher who needs question banks in bursts around exam season rather than every week, buying credits beats paying monthly.
QuestionAid starts at €10.99 (about $11.87), which is 13% above the Education median of $10.5 a month across the 78 priced tools we list in that category.
The cheapest paid option in Education starts at $2.99 and the most expensive at $129.
65% of Education tools in the directory offer a free tier, and this is one of them.
Compared against every priced listing in Education, recalculated as the catalogue changes. Method and the full market breakdown are in our AI tool pricing study.
AI quiz generator for teachers that turns notes, a web page, a PDF or a YouTube video into draft questions to review, shares the quiz with a class by access code, and suggests marks and next-lesson ideas.
Generates lesson plans and quizzes for any grade level from Pre-K to graduate school, with auto-generated answer keys, on a free tier of 3 lesson plans a month.
Lesson planning built specifically around Indian curricula
AI quiz generator from QuestgenAI that creates MCQs and other question types from text, PDFs, images, video and URLs, with a free plan.
