SCORM hosting that doesn't surprise you at the end of the month
OpenSCORM is the open-source, flat-rate alternative to SCORM Cloud. Upload your packages, deliver them through any LMS (or none), and track completions for audit — at one predictable monthly price with no overage fees, ever.
What it does
Everything you need to manage and deliver SCORM
A small focused platform for Shareable Content Objects. SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, and xAPI.
Test and deliver e-learning
Upload a SCORM zip with two clicks. Preview it, send a link, and track learner progress. Works for SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, and Tin Can xAPI.
Launch from any LMS
Keep your existing LMS — Moodle, Canvas, D2L, whatever. OpenSCORM hosts the content centrally so you can publish updates everywhere at once and revoke access when licenses expire.
Report on learner progress
Built-in reporting on completion rates and learner interactions. Filter by course or learner, summarize by program, or export raw data for your own analysis.
Predictable flat pricing
One monthly price per plan. No per-registration billing. No overage charges when registrations spike for a compliance deadline.
Deliver without an LMS
No learning management system? You don't need one. Send a link, gate it with email or SSO, and pull completion records back as evidence.
Open source you can audit
Released under the GNU AGPL v3. The source is on GitHub. Self-host it if you prefer, or use the hosted service.
Why teams switch
Which of these brought you here?
OpenSCORM was built around five specific moments. Pick the one that fits.
Your $360 month turned into $432 because of a registration spike. Flat-rate pricing makes that math stop happening. See the comparison →
Completion records don't reconcile in Moodle. Bolt OpenSCORM on as a reliable delivery layer and keep the LMS you already have. SCORM in Moodle →
You bought (or built) one course and need to push it to twenty people. You don't need a full LMS for that. Deliver without an LMS →
Renewal coming up. Finance is asking why. Side-by-side comparison plus a migration guide. Migration guide →
State harassment training, OSHA refresher, WHMIS, FINRA. Upload your SCORM, send the link, generate audit-ready records. Compliance training delivery →
OpenSCORM is AGPL v3. Run it on your own infrastructure if that fits your procurement, security, or data-residency rules better than hosted SaaS.
Pricing predictability
No overages. Ever.
Flat pricing, by design
SCORM Cloud bills per registration with overage charges. We bill once a month. That's it.One flat monthly price per plan
Mini at $30, Starter at $60, Small at $130, Medium at $360, Large at $900. The bill is the bill.
Registration spikes don't cost extra
A compliance deadline that drives 480 registrations in March instead of the usual 263 doesn't change your invoice.
Annual prepay saves 10%
Pay annually and lock in a year of predictable cost. SCORM Cloud is monthly-only — annual is a real wedge on Medium and Large.
LMS-agnostic
Keep your LMS. We handle SCORM.
Bolt on, don't rip out
OpenSCORM is a SCORM delivery layer, not a replacement for your gradebook or learner directory. Moodle, Canvas, D2L — whatever you have keeps working.
Reliable tracking that survives audits
Completion records that hold up when a compliance officer or auditor asks for evidence.
Or deliver without an LMS at all
Send a link, gate it, track who completed. No LMS overhead when you don't need one.
FAQ
Common questions
The short version. Full FAQ is on its own page.
Do I have to give up my LMS to use OpenSCORM?
No. Most customers use OpenSCORM as a SCORM delivery layer behind their existing LMS — Moodle, Canvas, D2L, etc. You can also use it standalone with no LMS at all.
How is this different from SCORM Cloud?
Two things. (1) Flat monthly pricing — no per-registration overages. (2) Open source under AGPL v3 — you can self-host or audit the code.
What SCORM standards do you support?
SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, and Tin Can xAPI. All plans, including the free Mini tier.
Can I migrate from SCORM Cloud?
Yes. Upload your existing SCORM packages and re-issue links. The migration guide walks through it.
Is there a free tier?
Yes. The Mini tier ($30/month) covers 100 users and 3 courses. We also offer a no-expiry free tier for evaluation — 1 course, up to 10 learners.
Can I self-host?
Yes. OpenSCORM is released under the GNU AGPL v3. The source is on GitHub.
Ready to host SCORM without surprises?
One course, ten learners, no time limit — free. Upgrade when you outgrow it.