11. Socrative Exit Ticket
Socrative
Socrative has an Exit Ticket built in. Its own blog says the ready-made ticket asks how well students understood today's material, what they learned, and an open question you pose aloud, and that you can design your own ticket as a quiz and save it as an exit ticket. The plans page lists automatic grading and reports on the free plan.
The free part: One room, up to 50 students per activity, 5 quizzes and 30 days of report history.
Free plan at $0; Essentials is $10 a month and Pro $16.67 a month per seat, billed yearly (as of 2026-10-30).
Watch for The free plan keeps reports for 30 days and allows one room, and students need a device each. The pages we read do not say whether students need accounts.
Visit Socrative Exit Ticket ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
22. Peabody Teach exit ticket maker
Peabody Teach
A free maker for paper exit tickets. Pick one of twelve prompts (3-2-1, muddiest point, tell a friend who was away and more), type your own, or put one to three questions on the ticket from the quiz bank, a reading passage or your own list, with three answer boxes or writing lines. A "how sure are you?" line with three faces is optional. Tickets print four or six to a page with cut lines, and question tickets print a key on a second page.
Free, no sign-in, no ads and no AI; Peabody is free through the end of 2026 (as of 2026-10-30).
Watch for It makes paper tickets only: it does not collect answers on devices or keep any record of them. A long prompt or long answers print four to a page, not six.
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33. Google Forms quizzes
Google
A two- or three-question form makes a quick digital exit ticket. Turn on Make this a quiz to set answer keys and points for multiple choice, checkbox, dropdown and short answer questions. The summary view shows the questions most often missed, and you can grade question by question with feedback.
The help page does not state a price.
Watch for Students need a device each, and inside a school domain the form may be limited to your organization unless you change it. Collecting email addresses is optional; leave it off if you do not need names.
Visit Google Forms quizzes ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
Students answer by holding up a printed card, and the teacher scans the room with the Plickers app. The FAQ says printing cards, making sets of questions, scanning answers and seeing results in reports and scoresheets are all free, which makes a one- or two-question exit check possible in a class with no student devices.
The free part: Cards, questions, sets, scanning and reports; each set holds up to 5 questions.
Free; Pro is $8.99 a month billed monthly, or $5.99 a month paid yearly (as of 2026-10-30).
Watch for Questions are multiple choice, so there is no written answer to read, and the teacher needs a phone or tablet with the app.
Visit Plickers ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
55. Wayground (formerly Quizizz)
Wayground
A short quiz run student-paced works as an exit ticket. The plans page says the Basic plan is free for every teacher, forever, with live and student-paced delivery, and students join from an enter-code page.
The free part: Live and student-paced activities for up to 100 students, with up to 20 stored activities.
Basic is free; School and District plans are by quote, and no individual paid price is shown.
Watch for Twenty stored activities fills quickly if you save a new ticket each day. The plans page does not say whether students need accounts.
Visit Wayground (formerly Quizizz) ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
An assessment platform built for checks for understanding, with student responses shown to the teacher as they come in. Its pricing page says its Luna assistant can draft bell ringers, exit tickets and quizzes from a prompt or your own PDFs on the paid teacher plan.
The free part: The home page says the free plan covers making assignments, basic question types and student responses.
Free plan; the Classroom plan is $249 a year, and the Small School plan $3,125 a year for up to 250 students (as of 2026-10-30).
Watch for The exit ticket drafts belong to the paid plan, and the pages we read do not say whether students need accounts.
Visit Formative ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
77. Microsoft Forms quizzes
Microsoft
The Microsoft version of a quick digital ticket. You mark correct answers, give points, and add a message for a chosen answer, and the support page lists real-time analytics and an Excel export of results. Quizzes can also be assigned through Microsoft Teams.
The support page does not state a price.
Watch for You sign in at forms.office.com to make one, and the Copilot drafts need a Microsoft 365 account and a Copilot license.
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A live presentation and polling tool: put a question on the screen and students answer from their own devices. The home page says it works on any device with no login required, which suits a quick anonymous end-of-lesson check.
The free part: The comparison table lists 50 participants a month and 23 slide types; exporting results is not included.
Free plan; education Basic is $8.99 and Pro $14.99 per presenter a month, billed yearly (as of 2026-10-30).
Watch for Fifty participants a month is about two classes, and the free plan cannot export results to keep.
Visit Mentimeter ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
An interactive lesson tool. The last slide of a lesson can be a quiz, a poll or an open-ended question, so the exit ticket sits inside the lesson itself. The free Silver plan lists in-the-moment feedback.
The free part: Silver: 300 MB of storage, 40 student joins per lesson and lessons up to 40 MB.
Silver is free; Gold is $159 a year and Platinum $397 a year (as of 2026-10-30).
Watch for Forty joins per lesson is tight for a big class, and the pricing page does not mention exit tickets by name.
Visit Nearpod ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
1010. Canva exit ticket templates
Canva
A gallery of designed exit ticket templates you edit online: change the text, colors and answer boxes, then print or share a link. Good when you want one ticket that looks the part for a whole term.
The free part: Templates without the Pro label, edited and printed with a free account.
Many templates are free to customize and print; some are marked Pro.
Watch for It is a design tool, not a quiz tool, so there is no answer key or collection, and some templates need Pro.
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1111. Teachers Pay Teachers free exit tickets
Teachers Pay Teachers
Exit tickets made by other teachers, filtered to free ones, from fractions and place value to phonics and science. Formats include PDFs, Google Slides and editable PowerPoint or Word files. It is a library to borrow from rather than a maker.
This view lists free items only; the same search also shows paid ones.
Watch for Most free items say Log in to Download, quality varies by seller, and many PDFs cannot be changed.
Visit Teachers Pay Teachers free exit tickets ↗