Proctor360

Proctor360 is a remote exam-proctoring platform for schools, training teams, certification providers, and public agencies running online, paper, or hybrid assessments. It suits organizations that need both live supervision and an auditable record of sessions. Its strongest case is configurable oversight with automated review; buyers should weigh that breadth against custom pricing and institution-controlled retention.

Overview

Proctor360 combines identity verification, browser lockdown, screen recording, webcam monitoring, and LMS integrations in a cloud service. Institutions can choose human supervision or AI-assisted monitoring instead of forcing every exam into one workflow. The platform is aimed at organizations that need repeatable controls across different exam formats rather than individual learners seeking a one-off tool.

Its security description includes encryption in transit and at rest, access controls, monitoring, security assessments, and audit logging, and the company describes the service as SOC 2 compliant. Recording retention is determined by each institution or testing organization, so procurement teams must set and communicate their own retention rules. The company says its AI engine does not save candidates’ biometric data.

Key features

Flexible supervision

Organizations can select 360 Total View live, multi-webcam live, single-webcam live, AI auto-proctoring, or institutional SaaS proctoring. The 360 Total View headset captures the candidate’s room with a 360-degree camera, giving high-stakes programs broader environmental visibility than a single front-facing webcam. Multi-camera and live options fit cases where a human must intervene, while AI is better for scale and consistent first-pass monitoring.

AI review and controls

AI auto-proctoring handles scheduling, check-in, and monitoring without interrupting the candidate, then records potential incidents for staff review. Reviewers receive session recordings, incident logs, screenshots, timestamps, and flags in a web dashboard, turning a long exam into a queue of evidence to assess. Optional secure browsing can block and log external-site access and attempts to copy or paste exam information, which is useful for controlled assessments but may be excessive for lower-stakes tests.

Institution-run proctoring and integrations

Institutions can use their own staff as remote proctors through the cloud platform and archive sessions for later review. Listed integrations include Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard, Brightspace, NEO LMS, Populi, Assess.ai, and Prolydian, reducing the case for a separate exam workflow when a school already uses one of those systems.

Support and setup

Test takers can use a support portal, help-desk email, or live on-screen chat during an active exam. The FAQ says the primary setup uses a Chrome or Edge browser extension, with Firefox also supported, on Windows and macOS. That browser-centered model is practical for managed computers but makes extension and operating-system readiness part of exam planning.

Pricing

Proctor360 is a paid service with pricing from $15. The listed “Proctor360 remote proctoring services” plan uses custom pricing; organizations must contact sales or book a demo. That arrangement suits institutions that need a tailored mix of live staff, AI monitoring, integrations, or exam formats, but it prevents a simple self-serve cost comparison. Confirm the seat or usage basis, included options, support scope, and retention terms before committing.

Platforms

Proctor360 lists Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, web, and extension support. In practice, the FAQ places the main exam experience in a Chrome or Edge extension, with Firefox supported as well, and specifically cites Windows and macOS for that browser workflow.

Who it's for

Schools and online academies can combine LMS connections with live or AI supervision. Corporate training departments and certification programs benefit from recorded evidence and incident review, while government agencies can apply configurable controls to formal assessments. It is less compelling for a small operator wanting a transparent, instantly purchasable plan, because the principal service is sales-led and retention depends on the customer organization’s policy.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Multiple supervision modes: live, multi-camera, single-camera, AI, and 360-degree room capture can be matched to exam risk.
• Evidence-rich review: recordings, screenshots, timestamps, logs, and flags support post-exam decisions.
• Institutional control: in-house proctors and configurable retention fit organizations that need ownership of operations and records.
• Broad ecosystem: integrations with major LMS products can keep assessment administration in an existing environment.
• Privacy and security commitments: the company cites encryption, access controls, audit logging, SOC 2 compliance, and no saved biometric data for its AI engine.

Cons

• Custom pricing for the main service: buyers cannot judge total cost from a published plan price.
• Browser-extension dependency: Chrome or Edge setup and supported desktop operating systems must be prepared before an exam.
• Retention is customer-dependent: candidates and administrators may face different retention periods across institutions.
• Operational overhead: live supervision and evidence review require staff capacity even when AI handles first-pass monitoring.

Alternatives

Proctorio is a better fit when a freemium entry point, seven-day retention, and a limited review center are useful for evaluation or small-scale use.

Respondus Monitor suits institutions wanting a free, no-obligation two-month pilot or a $15-per-year student purchase plan.

ThinkExam is worth considering for teams seeking freemium access, trials, and web/mobile quiz plans.

OctoProctor is an option for organizations that prefer hours-based billing and support for up to 1,500 simultaneous users.

Grafari offers paid plans with free access and trials for buyers comparing subscription alternatives.

ProctorDIY is another paid proctoring option with extension and self-hosted platform support.

ProctorNow provides a paid alternative for macOS, web, and Windows deployments.

ProctorU Proctoring Platform is aimed at low- or mid-stakes recorded review through Review+ or high-stakes live-proctored launches through Live+.

Exam Proctoring Software and Online Proctoring Software roundups help compare broader categories.

Verdict

Choose Proctor360 if your organization needs several proctoring modes, detailed post-exam evidence, and the option to use internal proctors across connected LMS systems. Look elsewhere if transparent self-serve pricing, fixed retention, or a simpler browser setup matters more than configurable institutional oversight.