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The cost of the old way

Training is a $103-billion line item. The slow part isn't writing it.

U.S. organizations spent $102.8 billion on training in 2025 (Training Magazine). The expense isn't typing — it's the weeks of expert review, instructional design, and rebuilding every time a source changes. Here's where the time goes, and a transparent estimate of what changes when the first draft is generated for you.

$102.8BU.S. corporate training spend, 2025— Training Magazine, 2025
$15,000–$30,000to build one finished hour of interactive e-learning, today— LearningSim, 2024 (consultant estimate)
~80 hrsof work behind one hour of even basic e-learning— Chapman Alliance, 2010

Industry benchmarks, not Scormy One figures.

Where the time goes

From documents to a course: the long way, and the Scormy One way

Building one finished hour of interactive e-learning runs about $15,000–$30,000 today (LearningSim, 2024) — almost all of it the people-hours behind it: ~80 hours for even a basic hour (Chapman Alliance, 2010), in design, SME review, and media production.

The old way

weeks of work
  1. 01Gather source documents
  2. 02Schedule subject-matter experts
  3. 03Instructional design & objectives
  4. 04Script + storyboard
  5. 05Voiceover / video / avatar production
  6. 06Build in an authoring tool
  7. 07Package as SCORM / xAPI
  8. 08Upload + test in the LMS
  9. 092–3 rounds of SME review
  10. 10Maintain & rebuild when the source changes

The Scormy One way

a first draft in minutes
  1. Drop in the documents you already have
  2. Scormy One extracts verified facts and drafts the course
  3. Your experts review & approve — every claim traces to its page
  4. Export structured JSON (shaped for video, audio, or text) + share links

Faster doesn't mean unchecked — Scormy One generates a source-grounded first draft; your team still reviews, approves, and owns it.

ROI estimator

Estimate what a first draft could free up

A transparent, illustrative estimate built on the most-cited industry benchmark. Adjust the inputs to your team — and notice it keeps a human review line, never zero.

ATD 2017 is the modern per-finished-hour default. ATD 2023 measures effort per training module. Chapman 2010 is a conservative legacy benchmark.

≈ 71 build hours per finished hour · ATD Research (Kapp & DeFelice), 2017

Traditional build effort1,420 hrs/yr$177,500/yr
With Scormy One
first draft generated for you; you still keep200 review hrs/yr$25,000/yr
Time you could redirect from drafting
~1,220 hrs/yr≈ $152,500/yr

Illustrative only, based on ATD Research (Kapp & DeFelice), 2017 build hours per finished hour — your numbers will differ. Scormy One generates a first draft; it does not remove the human review and approval your team owns.

See it on your own documents

Drop in a real document and watch it become a source-grounded first draft — then review, approve, and publish.

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