OpenAR
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VisitOpenAR vs Quiver
What both publish
| Fact | OpenAR | Quiver |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | OpenAR is designed for scholars, educators, and public practitioners who use digital technologies in the humanities. | QuiverVision says its products are for kids, families, schools, libraries, museums, and brands. |
OpenAR plans
- FreeFree
Quiver plans
- Free TierFree
- Individual Subscription - 1 User$25 a year
- Education Subscription - 10 Seats$60 a year
- Education Subscription - 30 Seats$99 a year
- Education Subscription - 75 Seats$199 a year
- Education Subscription - 150 Seats$349 a year
Pick OpenAR if…
OpenAR may suit scholars, educators, and public practitioners in the humanities who want to make browser-based AR experiences. Its templates and tutorials are intended for people with limited coding knowledge.
Pick Quiver if…
Quiver may suit educators and librarians seeking AR coloring activities for multiple devices, as well as families using compatible phones or tablets. Its web-based AR option may also suit event and promotional campaigns.