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Overview
ProctorExam provides remote proctoring software for online exams used by schools, certification bodies, and companies to ensure test integrity. The platform monitors test-takers via video, audio, and screen sharing, and performs identity verification to prevent cheating. Revenue comes from a subscription model with optional one-time services, serving a global client base. Its goal is to maintain credible online assessments by preventing cheating and verifying test-taker identities.
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Simplify's take
What believers are saying
- ETS Global still uses ProctorExam for TOEIC remote sessions as of 2026-10-09.
- Turnitin's 2026 product pages still list ProctorExam inside a 17,000-customer global portfolio.
- EU data residency and encrypted storage appeal to institutions facing stricter privacy scrutiny.
What critics are saying
- Turnitin stopped selling ProctorExam to new customers on 2026-10-19, signaling product sunset.
- Remote proctoring triggers student backlash over surveillance, bias, and device access restrictions.
- If Turnitin consolidates proctoring into other products, ProctorExam becomes an orphaned legacy line.
What makes ProctorExam unique
- ProctorExam stays embedded through API v3 and LTI rather than replacing exam platforms.
- It uses webcam, screen sharing, and smartphone second-camera evidence for remote exams.
- Turnitin still positions ProctorExam for existing customers with EU-hosted data centers.
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