Five demos, no card, no expiry — and embedding included.
5 demos free, forever, with no card required. If you outgrow it, paid plans start at $15.99/month.
Most "free" in this category means fourteen days, or a watermark, or a demo you cannot embed anywhere that matters. It is worth being precise about which kind you are getting.
Demorta’s free plan is five demos, kept for as long as you want them, embeddable on any site, with no card taken to start.
No card, no sales call, no waiting for an account to be approved.
Click through your product; each click becomes a step with a caption already written.
A link to send and an embed code for your site, on the free plan as well as the paid ones.
The free five do not expire, so there is no deadline forcing a decision you have not made yet.
Recorded in a few minutes with the tool this page is about — click through it.
Branching, per-step voiceover and webcam, and lead capture are on the paid plans. So is going past five demos.
Saying that plainly is more useful than a free plan you discover the edges of halfway through building something.
A founder with one product and a homepage demo. A freelancer showing two or three past projects. Anyone testing whether interactive demos do anything for their signups before spending money to find out.
If you need a demo per customer or per feature, five runs out quickly, and that is the point at which paying makes sense rather than before.
Demorta gives five interactive demos free with no credit card, no expiry, and embedding included on your own site. The distinction that matters is between a free plan and a free trial: a trial ends and takes your published demos with it.
Demos on the free plan carry a small "Powered by Demorta" mark. Everything else — recording, editing, blurring, publishing, embedding — works the same as on paid plans.
The five you have keep working and stay published. To make a sixth you upgrade, which starts at $15.99/month. Nothing is deleted and no demo goes offline because you did not upgrade.
Yes. Embedding is available on the free plan, including on a site that sells something. That is deliberately different from tools that reserve embedding for paid tiers, since an embed is usually the entire reason a demo was made.