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Menti.com is the participant entry page for Mentimeter, where people enter a temporary code to join live polls, quizzes, questions, and interactive presentations from their own devices.
What is Menti.com used for?
Menti.com gives an audience a simple way to take part in a Mentimeter presentation without building or managing the presentation themselves.
A presenter creates an interactive session with Mentimeter and then shows participants a join code, QR code, or direct participation link.
According to the official Mentimeter participation guide, the temporary join code can be entered directly on Menti.com using a phone, tablet, or computer.
This setup works well in classrooms, meetings, workshops, training sessions, conferences, and other events where a presenter wants immediate audience feedback.
How do you join a presentation on Menti.com?
The normal process is to open Menti.com, type the numeric code shown by the presenter, and select the Join button.
Participants can then answer the questions that appear on their screens while the presenter controls the main presentation.
No separate app installation is required because participation works through a web browser on an internet-connected device.
A presenter may also provide a QR code or direct link, which removes the need to manually type the Menti.com code.
What can participants do after joining?
The available activities depend on what the presenter has created, but Mentimeter supports live polls, multiple-choice questions, quizzes, word clouds, scales, open questions, surveys, and Q&A activities.
The Mentimeter features page explains that responses can appear in real time, allowing a group to see results develop as more people participate.
Some presentations also allow audience reactions, so participants can send simple symbols such as a heart, question mark, thumbs-up, or thumbs-down while a session is running.
This immediate response system can make Menti.com more useful than a normal presentation page when the speaker needs input rather than passive viewing.
Do you need an account to use Menti.com?
Participants usually do not need to create a Mentimeter account simply to enter a presentation code and respond to a live session.
The presenter uses the main Mentimeter platform to create and manage the presentation, while Menti.com mainly serves the participating audience.
This separation keeps the joining process short because an audience member can move from the code screen to the activity with very few steps.
Is Menti.com the same as Mentimeter.com?
Menti.com and Mentimeter.com are closely connected, but they serve different parts of the same presentation system.
Menti.com focuses on joining and participating, while Mentimeter.com provides the tools that presenters use to create, edit, deliver, and analyze interactive sessions.
This difference also explains why a person searching for a place to enter a voting code should normally use Menti.com rather than the main product website.
How widely is the Mentimeter platform used?
Mentimeter says more than 500 million people have shared perspectives, questions, and insights through its platform since the company launched in 2012.
Its investor information also shows how the service developed from four founders into an international audience-engagement business used across education and workplaces.
Mentimeter separately states that its platform is used by 95% of Fortune 500 companies, although this figure is a company-reported adoption statistic rather than an independent market measurement.
Is Menti.com free to use?
Joining somebody else's Menti through Menti.com generally does not require the participant to purchase a plan.
For presenters, Mentimeter offers a free account alongside paid plans, and its product guide currently states that free users can create unlimited presentations and host up to 50 participants per month.
Paid options add capacity and features that may matter to organizations running larger or more controlled sessions.
What should you know about privacy and security?
Participants should remember that their responses are sent through an online service, so the sensitivity of the information being requested still matters even when a poll is described as anonymous.
Mentimeter provides information about its privacy, security, and legal practices through its Trust Center, which is useful for schools and organizations reviewing the platform before wider use.
Presenters can also control some result-access settings, including whether results remain public, limited to people with a shared URL, or private to authorized users.
Why is Menti.com useful for live presentations?
Menti.com removes much of the friction between asking an audience a question and collecting answers because participants only need a browser and a way to join the session.
Its strongest role is not replacing the presentation itself but creating a fast communication channel between the presenter and everyone watching.
For anyone given a Mentimeter voting code during a class, meeting, workshop, or event, Menti.com is the correct website to open and enter that code.