Easygenerator: what it is, who it is for and what it costs
Easygenerator is a browser-based authoring tool for e-learning. It lets internal experts build courses and quizzes without instructional design training. Pricing is based on the number of authors, not learners.
Who it is for
L&D teams and HR departments that want subject matter experts to create their own training, for example onboarding, compliance or product training. It is an authoring tool, not a learning management system; courses are delivered via links or exported to an LMS.
Key features
- Drag-and-drop course editor with templates, quizzes, video and interactive elements
- EasyAI assistant that turns documents into course drafts and generates questions (included in all plans)
- Co-authoring with comments, reviewers and approval workflows (Team and Enterprise)
- EasyTranslate add-on: translation into 75 languages from one master course
- Distribution via SCORM export, shareable links and, on Enterprise, LMS integrations
- Add-ons for video creation (EasyVideo) and AI roleplay practice (EasyCoach)
Pricing
Pro costs $125 per month ($1,499 billed annually) for one author, 10 courses and 100 learners. Team costs $625 per month, starting from five authors, with unlimited courses and learners. Enterprise is quoted on request. Translation, video and coaching are paid add-ons. A 14-day free trial exists; afterwards the account moves to a Free plan with premium features disabled. Prices in USD or EUR, taxes may apply. Stand: November 2026, laut Preisseite des Anbieters (according to the vendor's pricing page).
Limits
- Pro is capped at one author, 10 courses and 100 learners.
- LMS integrations and full customization are Enterprise features.
- Check point: reporting depth and advanced instructional design options compared with professional authoring suites.
- German interface language and German-language support are not confirmed on the pages checked.
Data protection and DACH
The vendor states GDPR compliance, ISO 27001 certification, end-to-end encryption and a data center in Frankfurt, Germany, running on Amazon Web Services. Ask for the data processing agreement and the sub-processor list before rollout.
