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Half of them will not book a call until they know it does the thing. Let them find out without talking to anyone.
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Used by 200+ product teams
Interactive demos that
build themselves
Give it your URL. It signs into your product, clicks through the flow itself, and hands back a walkthrough your buyers drive at their own speed.
Works with any web app. Nothing to install.
Interactive Demo of Demosmith
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Create Demo
Walkthrough demo · Demosmith explores your app
Describe
Review
Customize
Describe Your Demo
Describe what you want to show, and Demosmith will navigate through your app and create the demo.
Not sure what to showcase?
Paste your URL and let Demosmith suggest the best features to demo.
Your app URL
Step 1 of 5 · The link
Just the address. It signs in and works the flow itself, the way a person would.
Onboarding flowDashboard walkthrough
Feature tutorialSales demo
Checkout flowI’m not sure
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Create Demo
Walkthrough demo · Demosmith explores your app
Describe
Review
Customize
What feature or flow do you want to showcase?
Enhance
Show someone removing the background from a product photo and downloading it. Keep it under two minutes.
Generation settings
Model and sync engine defaults
Step 2 of 5 · The brief
Tell it what to show, the way you would brief a new hire. Plain sentences. It works out the clicks.
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Recording Session
Capturing the browser walkthrough and user interactions
Recording SessionCapturing the browser walkthrough and user interactions
Preparing VideoCleaning up the capture and preparing it for analysis
Understanding WalkthroughIdentifying key moments, intent, and structure in the recording
Generating NarrationWriting and producing the voiceover for the demo
Synchronizing TimelineAligning narration, visuals, captions, and emphasis moments
Rendering VideoCompositing the final video with branding, motion, and audio
Finalizing AssetsUploading the finished demo and preparing playback and sharing
Demo ReadyThe final demo is ready to view and share
Step 3 of 5 · The work
The part no screen recorder does. It drives your product itself, signing in, clicking, waiting for things to load.
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Completed
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Interactive demo
Convert this Demosmith demo into a guided, clickable interactive demo.
Turn this demo into a clickable walkthrough
Viewers click through highlighted steps and tooltips at their own pace, and you can share it as a link or embed it anywhere.
Self-guided, clickable steps
AI narration with your brand styling
Share as a link or embed anywhere
Step 4 of 5 · The second format
The video is ready. One click turns the same walkthrough into something buyers click through themselves.
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Completed
Remove a background in Blume
Interactive demo
Published
Step 5 of 5 · The output
Three formats from one walkthrough, and the numbers on who watched. Open the preview and see what a buyer sees.
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Unique viewers
1,284
Completion rate
48%616 done
CTA clicks
19.4%of viewers
And that interactive demo?
It is the one you have just been clicking.
It is the one you have just been clicking.
Nobody recorded it, wrote it or edited it.
Every name, number and date in a Demosmith demo is filled in by the agent. Your prospects never meet test@test.com.
Two kinds of buyer
Some buyers want the story.
Some buyers want the story.
Some want the controls.
A video wins when you need to control the story. But the further someone gets into a decision, the less they want to be told and the more they want to try.
They want the story
They have never heard of you
Cold outreach, launch day, first look. They will not explore anything yet. Ten seconds to decide whether you are worth another minute.
0:001:32
They want the controls
Click the highlight
1 / 3
They are three weeks into comparing you
They do not want the story again. They want the one screen that decides it, on their own time. So does the engineer they pull in to check it over.
Most teams stop at the video. One run gives you the interactive demo too.
How it works
You bring a link.
You bring a link.
It brings the demo.
You describe the demo you want and it handles the rest. There is no editor to learn.
https://app.yourproduct.com
Show how a new user sets up their first project.
Make my demo
1
Tell it where to go
Paste a link to your product and say what you want people to see, in a sentence. If it sits behind a login, hand it a test account and it will let itself in.
2
It navigates on autopilot
Demosmith signs in, clicks through the flow and waits on slow pages, the way a person would. Then it cuts, zooms and captions the run before you see it.
3
You get a link to send
A demo people click through at their own pace, ready to send or embed. The engagement stats come with it.
here is the actual difference
Every other tool hands you
Every other tool hands you
the screen recorder.
The usual way to get an interactive demo is to install an extension, walk through your own product capturing screen after screen, then spend the afternoon tidying it up. That is the part Demosmith does instead of you.
The usual way
1 Install a browser extension
2 Click through your product yourself
3 Capture every screen as you go
4 Tidy up the screens afterwards
5 Write every tooltip by hand
An afternoon, every time the product changes
With Demosmith
1 Paste a link to your product
2 Say what it should show
That is the end of your part
Ten minutes. And it reruns itself when the product changes
No extension
No screen recording
No screenshot cleanup
No engineer
What buyers see
Nobody should have to
Nobody should have to
guess what to click.
There is one obvious thing to do on every screen, and a sentence saying why it matters. It should feel like using your product, not reading about it.
Continue
842
96%
$12k
Step 3 of 5
This is where the number you care about gets set.
One thing to click on every screen
No hunting, no wondering where to go next. The target is highlighted and the cursor goes to it.
It zooms to the part that matters
Small controls get readable without anyone squinting at a full screenshot.
Voice and captions in 29 languages
Or silence, for the ones who would rather read. They choose.
It ends on a next step
The demo finishes on your button, and you see who pressed it.
Customization
Customize every step.
Customize every step.
Down to the last button.
Your branding, your wording, your call to action, your voice. You set all of it when you make the demo, and changing your mind later costs nothing.
Intro and end screens
Your own heading, wording and button label. Or switch them off.
Your call to action
Point the button at your booking page, your signup or your docs. Any URL you want.
Voice and language
Swap the voice if the first read is not your tone. 29 languages to pick from.
Embed and branding
Your logo and colors. Drop it in responsive, or lock it to a size that fits.
Stats and engagement
How far did they actually get?
How far did they actually get?
Down to the step.
Not a view count and a shrug. Demo analytics down to the individual step, so the screen that needs work is one you can point at.
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Unique viewers
1,284
Finished the whole thing
48%
Clicked your CTA
19.4%
Average time spent
2m 41s
How far people got
Share of viewers who reached each step
1. Opened it
100%
1,284 viewers reached this step
2. Upload a photo
94%
1,207 viewers · 6% dropped off here
3. Pick the subject
89%
1,143 viewers · 5% dropped off here
4. Remove background
62%
796 viewers · 27% dropped off here
5. Tidy the edges
57%
732 viewers · 5% dropped off here
6. Export it
53%
680 viewers · 4% dropped off here
7. Saw the result
48%
616 viewers finished the walkthrough
Step 4 is where engagement drops. More than a quarter of the people who start stop on that one screen. That is something you can fix in your product this week, now that you can see it.
Views and unique viewers
Time spent on each step
Views over time
CTA clicks and click rate
Link versus embed traffic
One person counted once
Unique viewers are counted once, so a deal team opening your link all week reads as one person, not eight.
Where teams put them
One demo.
One demo.
Everywhere they would rather click.
The same demo, dropped into six places where a video would have been asking too much.
Open the demo
Right after the first call
Send back the two minutes they actually asked about, not the whole forty-five-minute call.
LinkIn the welcome email
People remember where a button is once they have pressed it. They do not remember watching someone else press it.
Link
Here, click through it
In the help center
Answer the ticket with the actual steps instead of six screenshots and a paragraph starting with "simply".
EmbedOn launch day
Video goes on social, the clickable one goes in the changelog. Same run, no extra work.
EmbedIn the deal room
The four people who missed the call still have to be sold. Give them something they can go through on a Tuesday night.
Link
What a run produces
The same walkthrough,
The same walkthrough,
three ways to send it.
The same walkthrough comes back in three formats, and one run produces all three.
One link, one sentence
Demo video
MP4 · 16:9 · captionedA narrated walkthrough that plays on its own. Download the file or send the link, in any of 29 languages.
Interactive demo
Share link · embedThe clickable version, the one you are in right now. It sits on your site or goes out as a link, and it reports back on everyone who opens it.
Written guide
Markdown · HTML · PDFThe same walkthrough written out, screenshots already in place, ready to drop into your help center.
You pick when you send, not before. All three come out of the same run, so there is nothing to redo when the answer turns out to be a different format.
How this compares
Who does the clicking?
Who does the clicking?
That is the whole difference.
Every interactive demo tool gives you steps, tooltips and a share link. Only one of them captures your product without a person driving.
ToolWho captures the screensExtension neededAlso gives you a video
Demosmith
The agent does
No
Yes, same run
Every one of these is a good tool. The question is whether you want to be the one clicking through your product every time it changes.
Pricing
Interactive demos come with
Interactive demos come with
every plan.
Same subscription as your demo videos. You are not buying a second tool and you are not adding a second bill.
Starter
Founders and solo creators
$40/ month
5 interactive demos a month
10 demos a month
Interactive demo from any of them
Your logo and colors
29 languages
No watermark
Start on Starter
Most teams pick this
Pro
Teams shipping weekly
$99/ month
25 interactive demos a month
50 demos a month
Everything in Starter
2K video quality
Help docs written for you
Priority support
Start on Pro
Business
High-volume teams
$250/ month
Unlimited interactive demos
Unlimited demos
Everything in Pro
4K video quality
A person you can email
Start on Business
Every plan starts with a free trial: three days, one demo, no card. Billed monthly after that, cancel whenever. See the full plan comparison or talk to us about custom limits.
FAQ
The things people ask first
A walkthrough of your product that people click through themselves. They move through your real screens one step at a time, at whatever pace suits them, with a short note on each step telling them what they are looking at. It happens on their schedule, not yours.
No, and that is the main difference between Demosmith and everything else in this category. You give it a link to your product and a sentence about what to show. Demosmith opens your product in a browser and works the flow itself: signs in, fills the forms, waits for pages to load.
It checks its own run before you see it, and a run that went badly is flagged rather than handed over as if it were fine. You look at the demo before anyone else does, and nothing reaches a customer until you say it can. If it took a route you did not want, change the sentence you gave it and run it again.
Add a test account and Demosmith signs in with it, the same as any other user would. Most products worth demoing are behind a login, so this is the normal case rather than the exception.
Yes. A demo is a set of pictures of your screens, plus the wording and the highlight on each step. It is not a working copy of your product. There is no way back into your live account from it, and nothing typed into a password or a private field ever leaves your session.
No. The person clicking gets images, the step text, the highlight and the voice track if you turned it on. They do not get your markup, your code, or a live page. Forward this answer to whoever in security is going to ask.
Most demos are ready in about ten minutes from the moment you paste the link. You do not have to sit and watch it happen. Come back when it is done.
Not in place yet, and we would rather tell you than have you find out. Today you delete the demo and make it again, which is free and does not come out of your monthly allowance. You set everything again in the same form: the opening and closing screens, the call to action, the voice and the embed size. Editing without recreating is on the way.
Send the link like you would send anything else, or embed it on your own site, in your help center, or in a deal room. It works anywhere a web page works, on a phone as well as a laptop.
How many people opened it and how many of those were the same person coming back, how far each one got, how long they spent on each step, and how many clicked your call to action at the end. The step by step view shows you exactly which screen to work on.
Paste a URL.
Get a demo people finish.
About ten minutes, and you do not need to be there for any of it.
Three days free. No card, cancel whenever.