Are Supademo and Navattic direct competitors?

Less than they appear. Supademo is bought by individuals and small teams who want demos made quickly and publishes its prices; Navattic is bought by sales organisations building a demo programme and prices through a conversation.

How much is Supademo?

As of 27 August 2026: free for 5 guided demos with 1 creator, $38/mo per creator on Scale ($50 undiscounted), and $350/mo for 5 creators on Growth ($450 undiscounted), which is where guided HTML and sandbox demos begin.

What should I ask a demo vendor that does not publish pricing?

What a year costs at the team size you will actually be, what the CRM integration writes back field by field, and what happens to already-published demos if you stop paying. The last one matters most if demos are embedded on your site.

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Supademo vs Navattic: Which Is the Better Fit

August 27, 2026

Supademo and Navattic get shortlisted together and are not really competing for the same buyer.

Supademo is bought by individuals and small teams who want demos made quickly. Navattic is bought by sales organisations building a demo programme.

Tell which one you are

One or two people making demos -> the self-serve end, where price is published and you can start today.
A sales team with a demo owner -> the platform end, where the value is in what happens after the demo is watched.
An agency making demos for clients -> count seats first; it usually decides this before features do.
A founder with no budget -> neither entry tier is aimed at you; start on something free that does not expire.

What Supademo publishes

Free -- 5 guided interactive demos, 50 video recordings, 1 creator.
Scale -- $38/mo per creator ($50 undiscounted).
Growth -- $350/mo ($450 undiscounted) for 5 creators, +$50 each. Guided HTML and sandbox demos start here.
Enterprise -- custom, from 10 creators, adds SSO and SAML, data residency, multiple workspaces.

What to ask Navattic

They do not publish comparable pricing, so the conversation is the evaluation. Ask what a year costs at your team size, what the CRM integration writes back field by field, and what happens to live demos if you leave.

This one deliberately carries no prices: neither vendor publishes them in full, and guessing at a competitor's pricing is how a comparison page becomes wrong the week it ships. Ask both directly.

The cheaper end, disclosed

Demorta competes at the self-serve end only: $15.99 for unlimited demos, 5 free with embedding and no expiry, HTML capture on every plan.

It does not compete with a sales-demo platform and is not trying to. If what you need is account reveal and pipeline attribution, that is a genuinely different product.

Frequently asked questions

Are Supademo and Navattic direct competitors?: Less than they appear. Supademo is bought by individuals and small teams who want demos made quickly and publishes its prices; Navattic is bought by sales organisations building a demo programme and prices through a conversation.
How much is Supademo?: As of 27 August 2026: free for 5 guided demos with 1 creator, $38/mo per creator on Scale ($50 undiscounted), and $350/mo for 5 creators on Growth ($450 undiscounted), which is where guided HTML and sandbox demos begin.
What should I ask a demo vendor that does not publish pricing?: What a year costs at the team size you will actually be, what the CRM integration writes back field by field, and what happens to already-published demos if you stop paying. The last one matters most if demos are embedded on your site.

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