For people who make demos of other people’s products, repeatedly.
5 demos free, forever, no card. Paid plans from $15.99/month.
An agency has a different problem from a software company: not one demo kept current, but many demos for many clients, made by whoever is free that week.
That makes speed of production and cost per demo the deciding factors, well ahead of any individual feature.
Click through their app in your browser. Nothing is installed on their side and no access to their codebase is needed.
Their colour and cursor style per demo, so what you hand over looks like their asset rather than yours.
Client data, customer names, internal figures — blurred into the image before anything is shared.
They embed it themselves. No account needed for anyone who opens it.
Recorded in a few minutes with the tool this page is about — click through it.
They are quick to produce, visibly valuable, and they answer a question clients ask constantly — how do we show what this does without a call every time.
A recorded demo of a prospect’s own product is also the most effective piece of outreach an agency can send, because it is obviously not a template.
Yes. You record their product in your own browser — nothing is installed on their side and no code access is needed — then brand it per client and hand over a link they can embed themselves.
No. Demos live in one workspace and each carries its own branding, so an agency does not pay per client to keep work separated visually.
Recording the prospect’s own product rather than yours. It is obviously not a template, it takes a few minutes, and it demonstrates the service by being the service — which is why it outperforms a case study in a cold email.