Share unique trackable links
Create unique, trackable links and receive notifications and analytics as viewers engage and complete steps within your Supademo.
- Personalized Links
- Analytics
- Notifications
Whether you want to email Supademo to a prospect, embed in your help center, or share an onboarding playbook, we've got you covered.



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Commonly asked questions about Supademo. Have other questions? Reach out and our team will be happy to help.
Supademo offers multiple sharing options: share as direct links via email or chat, embed demos on websites, help centers, in-app modals, or LMS platforms using custom code snippets, create trackable links with analytics, or bundle multiple demos into a Showcase collection. You can also export demos as MP4 videos or GIFs for social media.
Yes, Supademo allows you to secure demos with password protection so private content like internal training materials, sandbox demos, or early feature previews is only accessible to authorized viewers. This is ideal for controlling access to sensitive information while still leveraging interactive demo capabilities.
Supademo supports exporting demos as high-quality MP4 videos or looping GIFs, perfect for repurposing content across YouTube, social media, email campaigns, or landing pages. You can also convert demos into vertically scrolling SOP guides that can be copied directly into documentation, playbooks, or training materials.
Supademo provides multiple embed options including inline embeds, modal/lightbox embeds, and floating widgets. Simply copy the embed code from your demo's share settings and paste it into your website's HTML. You can customize the embed size, autoplay settings, and trigger behavior to match your site's design.
Trackable links are unique URLs that capture viewer engagement data including who viewed your demo, how long they watched, which steps they completed, and where they dropped off. You receive real-time notifications when prospects engage, enabling timely and personalized follow-up based on their demonstrated interest.