Cards review
A feature-rich enterprise microlearning platform with a high annual entry price.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Cards is a French microlearning platform from Seekoya for organizations that create, distribute and measure short training courses. It supports text, images, video, audio, quizzes, surveys, polls, flash cards and badges, with delivery through web, iOS, Android and Microsoft Teams. Its Learning Routine engine uses adaptive spaced reminders and reactivation based on learner progress. The platform is positioned for onboarding, compliance, frontline skills, sales enablement and broader upskilling, with analytics and AI-assisted content generation included in the product scope.
Pricing is organized across full-platform, authoring-only and custom options. The Starter plan costs €4,490 per year, billed annually, and includes the microlearning platform, Learning Routine, built-in AI, web and mobile access, and unlimited courses. Enterprise costs €11,990 per year and adds priority support. Custom plans include custom learner volume, editor licenses, white-label options and dedicated support options. The separate Authoring Tool costs €1,490 per year for Individual or €2,490 per year for Enterprise; both include SCORM 1.2 and 2004 export, while Individual adds multi-author collaboration and Enterprise adds a transferable license. Custom authoring adds volume discounts, white-label availability, dedicated CSM and onboarding, and an MCP connector option.
Cards fits teams that need more than a basic course builder, particularly when adaptive reminders, content recycling, reporting and export controls matter together. AI can generate or recycle content from PPT, PDF, Word and web sources, while dashboards cover progress, completion, retention and engagement. Ecosystem support includes SCORM, xAPI, SSO, Active Directory, SCIM 2.0, Okta, Zapier, Make, Moodle and SAP SuccessFactors, alongside API, webhooks and embeds. White-label web and mobile options support branded deployments. Organizations focused mainly on low-cost training delivery may prefer a lower-priced alternative, while Cards is better suited to enterprise programs that can justify its annual pricing and broader administration features.
Cards pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Mixed-media courses with quizzes, polls, surveys and flash cards
- Adaptive reminders and AI-assisted content recycling
- SCORM export, Teams access and advanced learning dashboards
- Where it doesn't
- The full platform starts at €4,490 per year, billed annually
- The listed maximum learner count is 100
- Advanced deployment options are concentrated in higher or custom tiers
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