Supademo

Supademo is a product education platform for teams that need to show how software works through guided demos, videos and support content. It is best suited to sales, onboarding, support and training teams sharing product explanations across customer touchpoints. Its breadth is a strength, but the free plan is constrained and useful collaboration options sit behind paid tiers.

Overview

Supademo combines interactive product walkthroughs, sandbox experiences, screen recordings and SOP or training assets. Teams can personalize demo text, add branching and variables, share trackable links, and examine viewer engagement and drop-off. This makes it a practical choice for organizations building repeatable product education for several audiences; teams that only need to capture a screen may not need the broader platform.

Key features

Interactive demos and AI Demo Agents

Guided demos can be built from HTML-cloned flows or from screenshots and video. HTML text and image editing is a Business feature, while sandbox demos start at Growth, so teams needing either capability should account for the higher plan cost. AI Demo Agents answer product questions, recommend relevant demos or content, qualify intent and pass conversation context to sales. They support voice and text in more than 50 languages, linking self-guided product education with sales follow-up. Credits can also be bought separately: they do not expire, but each response and each 15 seconds of voice uses one credit.

Personalization, recording and integrations

AI text personalization, branching and variables help adapt a walkthrough, while trackable links and analytics show engagement and drop-off. Supademo can record 4K product videos with screen, webcam and narration, then turn workflows into SOPs or training assets. The Chrome extension and Mac and Windows desktop recorders can capture desktop and mobile apps. Paid-plan integrations include HubSpot, Salesforce, Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Slack, Marketo, Seismic and Zapier. Embeds include scheduling, survey, form and knowledge-base tools such as Calendly, Typeform, Zendesk and Intercom.

Security and support

Supademo states that it is audited annually for SOC 2 Type II and is GDPR-compliant, with AES-256 encryption at rest and TLS in transit. It says customer data is not used to train AI models and third-party AI providers neither retain nor train on that data. Enterprise adds SAML 2.0 SSO, role-based access, audit logs, multiple workspaces, and custom data residency and retention settings. Documentation and in-app chat provide product support; Enterprise includes dedicated support and training.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing, billed $0/month, and is free forever. One creator/admin gets five guided interactive demos, 50 video recordings in 4K and unlimited demo views. HTML cloning and view-only collaborators are excluded, making it a useful evaluation tier but a narrow fit for a team publishing more than a handful of demos.

Scale costs $38 a month with yearly billing, per creator/admin; the page shows $50 with Save 24%. It adds unlimited guided demos, five view-only collaborators, AI features and tracking links. It is the first paid step for a solo creator or small team that needs ongoing publishing, but its per-creator pricing and annual commitment matter as the team grows.

Business costs $199 a month with yearly billing; the page shows $249 with Save 20%. One creator is included, additional creators cost $50/mo each, and view-only collaborators are unlimited. HTML text and image editing plus AI data editing make it the tier for teams that need deeper demo customization, rather than just more publishing capacity.

Growth costs $350 a month with yearly billing; the page shows $450 with Save 22%. It bundles five creators, charges $50/mo for additional creators, and includes unlimited view-only collaborators, sandbox demos, Route Hub and AI voice cloning. This is a more appropriate fit for a multi-creator team that needs sandbox experiences; the bundled seats make it a substantial jump from Scale.

Prepaid demo agent credits cost $199, paid once, with no recurring subscription or expiration; the page shows $199 Save 12%. One credit is used per response and per 15 seconds of voice, so teams should weigh expected agent usage rather than treat the purchase as unlimited access. Enterprise has custom pricing and starts at 10 creators, with 10 bundled creators, unlimited view-only collaborators, SSO and SAML, custom data residency, multiple workspaces, dedicated support and training. A 14-day free trial is offered.

Platforms

Supademo is available on web and through API, Chrome extension, macOS and Windows. The desktop recorder's ability to capture desktop and mobile apps gives teams a route to document workflows beyond browser-based software.

Who it's for

Supademo fits sales, marketing, customer onboarding and support, product adoption and training teams that need reusable product explanations and a way to track viewer response. It is strongest when those teams can share the same demo and recording toolkit. It is less compelling for a team seeking only occasional screen recording, or one that needs HTML editing or sandbox demos but cannot justify Business or Growth pricing.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Guided demos, sandbox experiences, recordings and SOPs cover several forms of product education in one platform.
• Pro: Engagement and drop-off analytics, branching and trackable links help teams tailor and assess demos.
• Pro: AI Demo Agents can qualify interest and pass conversation context to sales, with voice and text in 50+ languages.
• Con: Free limits creators to five guided demos, and excludes HTML cloning and view-only collaborators.
• Con: HTML editing and sandbox demos require Business and Growth respectively, so the more advanced demo formats carry a notable plan step-up.
• Con: Scale's $38.00 monthly price requires yearly billing and is charged per creator/admin.

Alternatives

Floik is worth comparing for its free tier and published Pro price of $39 a month; its Starter plan specifies limits of five published Flos, ten created Flos, five-minute recordings per Flo and 25 guide steps per Flo.

Flonnect Presentation Recorder may suit buyers comparing a free recorder: its Free/Starter plan includes 20 lifetime videos, 10 bug reports per month, five HTML/demo captures per month and 1 GB storage.

Guideflow offers a Solo plan at $35 a month billed yearly, with unlimited guideflows, advanced analytics, AI demo content, video and GIF export, AI translation and sensitive-element blurring.

Arcade has a free tier limited to one user, one published demo, one published video and 200 AI credits per month, with unlimited views.

GhostTour is another freemium option for comparison.

Storylane has a free plan with one seat, one published demo, unlimited views, an AI content assistant and voiceovers.

Arclet offers a free plan for one creator with five published demos, unlimited views, basic analytics and email support.

DemoFast is another freemium alternative to consider.

Interactive Product Demo Software and Sales Presentation Software provide broader category comparisons.

Verdict

Supademo is a strong fit for teams that need a shared system for interactive product education, recording and follow-up, especially when analytics and AI-guided sales qualification matter. Its main drawback is the pricing ladder: the free plan is capped, Scale is billed annually per creator, and HTML editing or sandbox demos require higher-cost tiers. Choose it when those combined workflows justify the plan; look elsewhere if a focused recorder or a lower-cost basic demo tool is enough.