"Make a demo" is a task nobody starts, because it has no edges. "Record the three steps from signup to first invoice" is a task somebody finishes this afternoon.
These are grouped by goal, with a note on which to make first.
To win new customers
- The one flow your competitors cannot do. Not your favourite feature -- the differentiated one.
- The objection that comes up in every deal, answered in ninety seconds.
- Your pricing page in action -- what the plan they are considering actually gets them.
- A day in the life of the specific role that will use it, not the one that buys it.
To activate and keep the ones you have
- Signup to first outcome, the single most valuable demo most SaaS teams can make.
- The feature nobody uses that would keep them if they did.
- The setup step people abandon -- there is always one, and your funnel knows which.
- What the plan above theirs does, shown where the limit is felt.
To save your own time
- The walkthrough you give on every sales call.
- The top three support questions, one demo each, linked from a macro.
- Client or teammate onboarding -- the same explanation you repeat to every new arrival.
- Handover documentation, if you build things for other people.
Which to make first
Whichever one you have explained most often in the last month. That is measurable, it is already scripted in your head, and the time it saves is immediate rather than attributed.
The first demo takes an afternoon because of the deciding and the demo account. The second takes under an hour, so the honest way to judge the idea is on your second one rather than your first.
Frequently asked questions
- What should my first product demo be about?
- Whatever you have explained most often in the last month. It is already scripted in your head, the time it saves is immediate rather than attributed, and you will finish it.
- What are good product demo ideas for SaaS?
- Signup to first outcome, the objection that comes up in every deal, the flow competitors cannot match, the setup step people abandon, the feature nobody uses, and the walkthrough you give on every sales call.
- How many demos should a small team make?
- Start with one and add when you have a distinct audience, a recurring objection, or a second placement. The practical ceiling is however many one person can review on a fixed cadence -- usually three to eight.
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