Genially makes it interactive. What does your LMS get?
Genially and Mosra do the same job — interactive lessons built in a browser — and differ almost entirely in what a learning management system receives at the end. Genially publishes SCORM 1.2 and LTI 1.3 and states no support for SCORM 2004, xAPI or cmi5, and its SCORM download is listed on the Author plan at 40 EUR per member per month billed annually (genially.com, checked September 2026). Mosra exports SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, xAPI and cmi5 and includes a Learning Record Store, which matters only when somebody is asking what learners did rather than whether they finished.
What reaches the LMS
| Genially | Mosra | |
|---|---|---|
| SCORM 1.2 | Yes | Yes |
| SCORM 2004 | No | Yes |
| xAPI | No | Yes |
| cmi5 | No | Yes |
| LTI 1.3 | Yes | No |
| Learning Record Store | No | Included |
| Cheapest plan with SCORM | Author, 40 EUR/member/month billed annually (September 2026) | Free during the launch period |
| Update the content without re-uploading the package | Yes — dynamic SCORM | No — re-export and re-upload |
| Template and interactive-element library | Very large | Smaller |
| Export back to editable PPTX | No — PDF, JPG, HTML, MP4 and SCORM | Yes |
| Self-hosted option | No | Yes |
Buy Genially if any of these is true
This is the shorter list, and it is first because it decides the question for a lot of people. Genially is a good product with a large head start, and three of its advantages are structural rather than cosmetic.
- Your LMS integrates over LTI 1.3 and you would rather not handle package files at all — Mosra has no LTI, and that is a real gap, not a quibble
- You need the content to update in the LMS without re-uploading anything; Genially's dynamic SCORM does that and a re-exported package does not
- Completion, progress and a score are the entire tracking requirement
- Template range and the interactive-element library are the deciding factor — Genially's is far larger and years older
- Your team already pays for Author seats, in which case the marginal cost of using it is zero
The question that actually separates them
Both tools make a lesson a learner can click, drag and answer. The difference shows up one layer down, in what the runtime is allowed to say about it. SCORM 1.2 carries completion, a score and a modest amount of suspend data, and that is the ceiling — the standard has no vocabulary for anything richer.
xAPI and cmi5 do have that vocabulary, and a Learning Record Store is where the statements are kept. If the question being asked of you is 'did they finish it', SCORM 1.2 answers it and the rest of this page is noise. If the question is 'which part did they get wrong', 'how far into the video did they actually get', or 'show me this cohort against last term's', SCORM 1.2 cannot answer it at any price.
What the SCORM plan costs
Genially's plans read, on its own pricing page in September 2026: Free at 0 EUR, Pro at 6 EUR/month and Master at 20 EUR/month for individuals, all billed annually; for teams, Master at 20 EUR/member/month and Author at 40 EUR/member/month. SCORM download is listed against Author.
That is a defensible price for a mature product, and it is not the argument here. The argument is what the SCORM it unlocks can and cannot report, which is the previous section. A team paying for Author and needing xAPI has bought the tier and still not got the format.
Prices move, and the ones above are list prices read from the vendor's page on the date stated. Check them before deciding anything on a number from a comparison page, this one included.
Where this product is behind
No LTI at all. No dynamic update — a corrected lesson means exporting the package again and re-uploading it, which on a course with several modules is a chore Genially's users do not have. A smaller template and element library, by a wide margin. And it is one person's project rather than a company, which for an institutional purchase is a real factor and belongs in this list rather than in a footnote.
What it has instead: all four e-learning standards, a Learning Record Store included rather than sold, PPTX in and editable PPTX out so nothing is trapped, a self-hosted deployment for organisations whose learner data cannot leave, and no per-seat price during the launch period.
Questions
Does Genially support xAPI or cmi5?
Not according to its own LMS integration page, which lists SCORM 1.2, LTI 1.3 and iframe embedding and names no other standard (checked September 2026). If a vendor requirement says xAPI or cmi5, that is the end of the evaluation rather than a configuration problem.
Can I export SCORM on Genially's free plan?
No. SCORM download is listed on the Author plan, at 40 EUR per member per month billed annually (September 2026). The free, Pro and Master tiers do not list it, so a lesson built on those has to be shared as a link or an embed.
Is SCORM 1.2 enough?
Very often, yes. Most corporate LMS installations import SCORM 1.2 most reliably, and for compliance training where the requirement is a completion record it is the right choice — Moodle handles it better than 2004. It stops being enough the moment someone wants per-question or per-interaction data out of it.
Can I move a Genially design into Mosra?
Not directly — there is no import path for Genially content, and pretending otherwise would waste your afternoon. The realistic route is rebuilding the lesson, which is worth doing only if the standards gap is what is blocking you.
Is Mosra free permanently?
No, and the pricing page says so plainly. It is free for everyone during the launch period, with at least 30 days' notice by email before any paid plan starts and 12 months of current access for accounts created during that period.
Where Mosra fits
For lessons where 'they finished it' is not the question being asked.
- SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, xAPI and cmi5 from one lesson, no plan gate
- A Learning Record Store included, so xAPI and cmi5 statements have somewhere to land
- Eight graded question types on the slide, plus video and audio that gate progress
- Self-hosted deployment for learner data that cannot leave your infrastructure
- Editable PPTX in and out, so the work leaves with you
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