SOURCED COMPARISON
RedPen vs Testpress
A learning platform with an exam engine, a content and video stack, and twelve years in the market.
Create a workspace
50 students free · 15 days · no card
Reasons to pick them
Where Testpress is stronger
An LMS around the exam rather than just the exam — established content and video delivery, and far longer in this market than us.
Checked on 20 August 2026
Where we are different
| RedPen | Testpress | |
|---|---|---|
| Price published on the website | Yes — a published per-student-per-year price, unlimited exams |
Not published on their site
No pricing page; “transparent and cost-effective pricing” is claimed, with sales contact only.
|
| How you are billed | Per student per year, from a prepaid wallet. No subscription. | Not published on their site |
| Proctoring included at the base price | Yes — all three modes, same price |
Not published on their site
Proctoring is a separate product on a separate domain (TPSentinel); bundling is not stated.
|
| White-label / own branding | Yes | Not published on their site |
| Public API | Yes — read and write, plus webhooks | Yes — developer APIs |
| Face checks run in the student’s browser | Yes — analysed in the browser | Not published on their site |
| Public credential verification page | Yes — /verify, no login | Not published on their site |
| Free way to start | Yes — create a workspace yourself, 50 students free for 15 days, no card | Free sign-up; no duration or limits stated |
| Question types published | 9, listed | Multiple choice, multiple response, subjective |
Checked against each company’s own website on the date shown. Where a cell says “not published”, it means we could not find the claim on their site — not that the feature does not exist.