Frequently asked questions

Yes. The Free plan supports useful browsing and basic play. Paid plans unlock higher limits and premium workflows.

You need an account for saved attempts, dashboard progress, rooms, classrooms, billing, and private results.

Approved creators and teachers can create quiz drafts. Public publishing requires admin review.

Review protects quality, prevents spam, reduces wrong-answer risk, avoids copyright issues, and keeps student-facing content safe.

A host creates a room from a published quiz, shares a code, starts the lobby, advances questions, and players see a final podium.

Bots are clearly marked computer players used for casual room fill. They should not appear as real-user leaderboard entries.

Trusted scoring sends safe questions to the client and calculates the score on the server after submission.

Checkout confirmation can take a moment while server verification and Razorpay webhooks reconcile payment status.

Yes. Approved teachers can create classes, invite students, assign quizzes, review submissions, and run private class rooms.

Yes. Students can join private classes with an invite code or link after signing in.

Your detailed attempts are private to you and admins. Safe leaderboard summaries may be public when eligible.

A score may be hidden if it is suspicious, duplicated, legacy, bot-related, or under admin review.

Yes. Use the contact/support flow or available report controls with the quiz name and question context.

No. Quizora has no wallets, payouts, betting, prize pools, or gambling-like mechanics.

No. Create original questions or use only content you have the rights to publish.

Open the contact page and include your account email, page URL, and a short description of the issue.

Yes, when the quiz remains published and available. Your history can keep multiple attempts.

Open the Billing page while signed in to see plan access, expiry, and safe payment summaries.