In this article, my aim is to categorize the oral corpora of Spanish as a Foreign Language (SFL) learners that are currently available and accessible on the Internet. To do this, I first select from learner corpora indexes and repertoires those discursive oral corpora that include samples of spontaneous or semi-spontaneous oral interaction and that offer complete access to the text through transcriptions and audiovisual materials. Of the selected corpora, I indicate the type of interaction they collect, the objective followed in their formation, the characteristics of the participants, certain particularities in their design, the information offered in the transcriptions, and the availability of the materials. Additionally, I give an overview of their potential use in studies related to interaction and conversation. I build on the features with which Albelda Marco (2022, p. 232) discusses the scope of oral corpora in relation to pragmatic research. In this study, aspects already noted by Rojo and Palacios (2022, p. 85) are observed concerning the limited representativeness of SFL oral learner corpora and their lack of homogeneity in the collection and treatment of materials. In addition to these aspects, I discuss the scarcity of corpora formed by spontaneous conversations of SFL learners, since the main form of elicitation in the analyzed oral corpora is the semi-structured interview.