You need one license per Presenter. A Presenter is someone who will create and present kahoot sessions to colleagues, or will assign self paced kahoots. Teams with more than one presenter need one license for each presenter and should purchase a Team plan.

People that just play a kahoot (ie, joining the game via the PIN code) don’t require a Kahoot! account or license.

No, participants don’t need an account or a business license to join kahoot sessions.

This varies by plan. The maximum possible is 2,000 simultaneous participants in one session which is possible with Kahoot! 360 Pro.

With an Individual plan, one person creates and hosts kahoots. It’s perfect for individual trainers, consultants, or team leads who want to boost engagement in presentations, meetings, and training sessions.

With a Team plan, multiple people can work together to co-create, present kahoots and view session reports all from a shared workspace. A Team plan is designed for learning & development, compliance, consulting, and people teams that deliver content. Team plans with three or more licenses are discounted compared to individual plans.

No, as per our Terms and Conditions each license of Kahoot! is limited to one user and each license holder is responsible for preventing access to their account by anyone else. Sharing an account will impact the user experience and you may be prevented from accessing the platform at any time.

Instead, you should purchase a Team plan.

The more team members you invite to create and host kahoots – the better the experience! You need one license per presenter, and you can invite up to 10,000 hosts to your team.

In your workspace, hosts can share resources at scale by co-creating kahoots and sharing reports. Interested in a subscription for a large team or enterprise? Contact us to discuss team and enterprise plans.

Yes! You can write questions and answers in any language to create a native language experience for participants. With the Kahoot! iOS or Android app, you can play, create, host kahoots, and assign self-paced challenges in Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Polish, Turkish, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Arabic, Ukrainian, Korean, Indonesian, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. More languages are coming soon to our apps and website!

Yes! Registered nonprofits and NGOs can sign get a 50% discount. For more information, visit our nonprofit page.

Yes! See our offering for one-off events here.

Check out our YouTube playlist with a series of video tutorials that will show you how you get the most out of Kahoot!, including how to brand your kahoots, assign challenges, facilitate brainstorms, and more!

You can find more information on our Resources page.

You can import existing slides or create new ones in Kahoot! and then add interactive questions and polls to create engaging presentations that everyone remembers. We call these interactive presentations. Our slide importer supports .ppt (PowerPoint), PDF (you can export Google Slides as PDFs), and .key (Keynote) formats. Read more about creating interactive presentations with Kahoot!.

Yes, you can gather participants’ feedback, opinions, and ideas in real-time with polls, word clouds, open-ended questions, and brainstorm.

Player identifier allows trainers and admins to identify individual participants when they join a new kahoot session, so you know exactly who it is beyond the anonymous on-screen nickname. When joining a new session, participants are required to enter their email address, which is then used for learner tracking and reporting . When joining via our mobile app, the email address is saved after the first time they enter it so they won’t have to enter it again when joining your kahoots in the future.

A tournament is a great way to build engagement across a series of kahoot sessions. In the Reports section, you can create a tournament leaderboard by combining scores from multiple kahoots into one report which you can share with participants. You can only combine reports from kahoots that had the “player identifier” feature on, as player identifiers are necessary to collate data.