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Coassemble vs Xerte

Coassemble

coassemble.com

Xerte

xerte.org.uk

Side by side

FigureCoassembleXerte
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source—Yes
Web—Yes
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
iOS—Yes
Android—Yes
APIYes—
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published42
Spec score · Learning Content Authoring Software7.9 (#7)8.2 (#6)
AudienceThe company describes the platform for product, platform, and people teams that want to deliver learning within the tools their users already use.The project describes Xerte as aimed at teachers and tutors, and says it is used in universities, colleges, schools, and other organisations delivering teaching and learning.
IntegrationsThe pricing page lists OneDrive and Google Drive connections, Slack, and embedding in tools such as Notion and Confluence.The site describes SCORM, LTI, and xAPI support for integrating with learning technologies; xAPI reporting requires a configured Learning Record Store.
SecurityThe site states that Coassemble holds SOC 2 Type 1 and Type 2 and does not use customer content or learner data to train third-party AI models.A May 2026 security notice says public-facing installations should not contain the initial-installation setup folder and identifies updated versions 3.15.5 and 3.14.6.
What it doesCoassemble is an API-first training platform for authoring courses, embedding learning experiences, and tracking completions.Xerte is a browser-based suite for creating interactive learning materials and online learning objects.

Plans

Coassemble

  • SandboxPrice not published
  • BuildPrice not published
  • ScalePrice not published
  • Partner$20,000 a year

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Xerte

  • XerteFree
  • Xerte Online ToolkitsFree

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In their own words

Coassemble

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Xerte

Xerte is a browser-based authoring suite for interactive learning materials, aimed at teachers and tutors as well as organisations delivering teaching and learning. Authors assemble content with forms and templates, while developers can use JavaScript and CSS to change its appearance and functionality. The Xerte Online Toolkit has over 70 templates. Output is responsive, standards-compliant HTML5 for modern browsers and devices, with keyboard accessibility, a colour contrast changer, and compatibility with text-to-speech and most screen-reader tools. Projects can be exported as standalone ZIP files for web-server deployment or as SCORM packages. Xerte also supports SCORM, LTI, and xAPI integrations, though xAPI reporting requires a configured Learning Record Store. The software is free and open source, but requires installation on a web server. The described setup uses Linux, Apache, MySQL or MariaDB, and PHP; Windows servers with IIS can also be configured. Community forums are the main support channel, and support there is voluntary.

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