What Supademo does for your team
Supademo captures your product once, and each of these teams points that same recording at a different audience: prospects still deciding, customers already using it, or your own staff.
Trusted by teams at 3,000+ organizations
Roles
Which team are you on?
Seven teams build demos with Supademo. They capture the product the same way and point it at different people.
For prospects
Deciding whether to buy.
For customers
Already bought, now using the product.
For your own team
Learning a system you run internally.
The same for every team
What does Supademo give every team?
- 1
Capture the product once
Record a flow with the Chrome extension or the desktop app. Screenshots, HTML, video and native software land in the same editor.
- 2
Publish it where the audience already is
One embed goes on a marketing page, in a help article, inside your app or in a course. Anything that takes an iframe.
- 3
See who watched and where they stopped
Step-level analytics on every session, and the record can land on the contact in your CRM.
In their words
Why do these teams choose Supademo?
"Publishing courses in under two weeks, down from a month, was only possible once we switched to Supademo."
Common questions about Supademo by role
What teams ask before they pick a page above.
Seven teams build interactive demos with Supademo: product marketers, sales reps, solutions engineers, customer success managers, customer education managers, product managers and L&D teams.
They divide by who watches the demo. Marketing, sales and presales build for prospects who are still deciding. Customer success, customer education and product build for customers who already bought. L&D builds for your own staff learning a system you run internally.
Whichever team publishes the most demos. Most companies start with one, usually marketing or sales, and add the others once the first demos are live.
One workspace holds every team's demos, with folders and tags to keep them apart and role-based permissions deciding who can edit what.
Yes, and it is the usual pattern. The same capture can sit on a marketing page, go out in a sales email, open inside a help article and run as a step in an onboarding course.
Duplicate it when a team needs its own edits and the original stays as it was.
Paid plans start at $38 a month per creator on the Scale plan, billed annually. Seats are counted by who builds demos, and viewers are free and unlimited. There is also a free plan with five demos and unlimited views.
See Supademo pricing for what each tier includes.
No. A demo opens in the browser from a link or an embed, with no account and no seat. That is why a team can put one in front of every customer without the cost moving.
Screenshots, HTML capture of a live web app, video, native desktop software, Figma imports and direct uploads.
Browser recording runs through a Chrome extension, and there are Mac and Windows desktop apps for software that does not run in a browser.
Capturing a flow and publishing it takes minutes rather than a project, and no code or design work is needed to get one live. Supademo scores 9.3 out of 10 for ease of use on G2.