Navattic alternatives: 7 interactive demo tools for teams of every size

Navattic is one of the original interactive demo platforms, and it's built for demo-led marketing: capture your product, embed tours across your website, and sync engagement into your CRM. It does that well. But its packaging, with paid plans sold as annual seat bundles and AI agents priced separately, doesn't suit every team.

This guide covers seven Navattic alternatives, how their pricing models differ, and the cases where Navattic remains the better choice. We build LiveDemo, one of the alternatives below, so every claim links to a detailed comparison page. Pricing was checked on 5 October 2026.

For a head-to-head feature comparison, see LiveDemo vs Navattic.

Why teams look for Navattic alternatives

Seat bundles instead of per-creator pricing. Navattic's free Starter plan includes 1 seat and 1 demo. Paid plans bundle seats: Base includes 5, and Growth includes 10. Third-party sources put Base at about $500/mo and Growth at about $1,000/mo, both billed annually. If only one or two people build demos, most of those seats go unused.

Annual commitment. Paid plans are billed annually, which means a procurement cycle and an upfront commitment before you know which demos will perform.

AI agents cost extra. Navattic Agents run autonomous conversations that guide and qualify prospects. They're priced separately, by conversations and number of agents, so the AI bill grows with your traffic.

Closed source. Navattic is a hosted product. Teams with strict data-residency rules, or that want to avoid lock-in, can't run it themselves.

When to stay on Navattic

Navattic is probably still the right tool if:

• Integrations drive your funnel. Navattic has one of the broadest catalogs of CRM, marketing automation and sales-tool integrations in the category.
• You have five or more demo creators. The bundle stops being wasteful, and per-seat costs come down.
• Demo-led lead generation is a core channel, and your team is already trained on Navattic's workflows and reporting.
• You want AI agents as a separate, dedicated product with its own pricing and roadmap.

Navattic alternatives at a glance

Storylane

Starting price: Free

Storylane offers a free plan with 1 live demo, paid Demo Suite tiers (Growth is $500/mo for 5 seats), and RepX AI SDRs priced separately from $2,000/mo.

Best for:

• Teams wanting sandbox demos and digital sales rooms (Hubs)
• Companies with budget for RepX AI SDRs on their website
• Teams needing A/B testing and multi-team organization

LiveDemo vs Storylane

Arcade

Starting price: Free

Arcade has a free plan with 1 published demo, Growth at $50/mo per seat ($42.50 billed yearly), and custom Enterprise pricing.

Best for:

• Marketing teams producing AI-generated product videos and visuals
• Teams that want highly polished, on-brand demo storytelling
• Companies already using its Salesforce integration on Enterprise

LiveDemo vs Arcade

Supademo

Starting price: Free

Supademo bills per creator: Free $0, Scale $50/mo ($38 annual), Business $249/mo, Growth $450/mo, custom Enterprise, with its AI Demo Agent sold as a usage-based credit add-on.

Best for:

• Teams that need sandbox demos and demo versioning
• Customer education and training teams with multilingual needs
• Enterprises requiring SSO, data residency, and SOC 2 Type II

LiveDemo vs Supademo

HowdyGo

Starting price: $159/mo

HowdyGo charges flat rates with unlimited users: Starter $159/mo, Pro $399/mo, custom Enterprise, with 20% off annual billing and a 14-day trial.

Best for:

• Larger teams that benefit from flat, unlimited-user pricing
• Teams that want HTML demos and sandboxes in one tool
• Companies that value hands-on support from the founding team

LiveDemo vs HowdyGo

Walnut

Starting price: $575/mo

Walnut publishes Ignite at $575/mo and Accelerate at $1,550/mo, both billed annually with seats plus an annual AI credit pool; Scale is custom.

Best for:

• Sales orgs wanting sandbox demos and digital sales rooms
• Teams that want dedicated CSM-led onboarding
• Enterprises needing SSO, SCIM and advanced Salesforce features

LiveDemo vs Walnut

Storyscale

Starting price: Free

Free Starter plan with 1 published demo; Growth is $499/month billed annually; Enterprise is custom.

Best for:

• Marketing teams running account-based personalization at scale
• Teams that need offline, booth-ready demos for events
• Companies that want a team workspace of up to 10 seats on one plan

LiveDemo vs Storyscale

The 7 alternatives in detail

1. LiveDemo: per-creator pricing with AI agents included

LiveDemo is the most direct alternative for small and mid-sized teams. It covers the same core workflow as Navattic: HTML and screenshot capture, guided tours, embeds, lead capture and analytics. The packaging is different:

• Per-creator pricing. Pro is $34/mo per creator ($27 billed annually), so two creators cost $68/mo, with no unused seats.
• Monthly billing, so you can start without an annual contract.
• A more generous free plan: 3 published demos with AI voiceover and AI text personalization, compared with 1 demo on Navattic Starter.
• Agentic Demos included on the $49/mo Growth plan, with no per-conversation billing.
• Capture from more places: Chrome extension, Figma plugin, and macOS and Windows apps.
• Open source (MIT). Self-host for free, or let LiveDemo host a whitelabeled instance on your domain with the Business plan.

What you give up: a smaller catalog of native integrations. LiveDemo includes CRM integrations on Growth, but if your funnel depends on a long list of sales and marketing tools, check the one you need before switching. See LiveDemo vs Navattic and the open-source option.

2. Storylane: similar price, different extras

Storylane is priced similarly to Navattic at the team level: Growth is $500/mo for 5 seats, and that's where HTML demos start. The difference is in the extras: Storylane adds Hubs (digital sales rooms), sandbox demos and A/B testing. Its RepX AI SDRs are a separate product from $2,000/mo. It's a lateral move on price, so switch for the features, not the savings. See our Storylane alternatives guide.

3. Arcade: per-seat pricing and polished output

Arcade bills per seat (Growth is $50/mo per seat, $42.50 billed yearly) and is known for highly polished demos and AI-generated product videos. It doesn't offer an AI agent that guides buyers. It's a good fit for product marketing teams that value presentation. See LiveDemo vs Arcade.

4. Supademo: per-creator pricing with enterprise compliance

Supademo also bills per creator: Scale is $50/mo ($38 annual), and HTML capture starts on Business at $249/mo. It's strong on training use cases, multilingual demos, SSO and SOC 2 Type II. Its AI Demo Agent is sold as usage-based credits. See LiveDemo vs Supademo.

5. HowdyGo: flat pricing for big teams

HowdyGo is the opposite of a seat bundle: one flat price for unlimited users, with Starter at $159/mo and Pro at $399/mo. If your whole go-to-market team builds demos, it can be the cheapest option. There's a 14-day trial instead of a free plan. See LiveDemo vs HowdyGo.

6. Walnut: if you've outgrown Navattic

Walnut targets sales orgs that need sandbox demos, digital sales rooms, CSM-led onboarding, SSO and SCIM. Ignite is $575/mo and Accelerate $1,550/mo, both billed annually with an AI credit pool. It's a step up in price and in depth. See LiveDemo vs Walnut.

7. Storyscale: for account-based marketing

Storyscale focuses on account-based personalization at scale and offline, booth-ready demos for events. Its free Starter plan includes 1 published demo, and Growth is $499/mo billed annually for a team workspace of up to 10 seats. See LiveDemo vs Storyscale.

Feature comparison

What your team would actually pay

Seat bundles make the true cost depend on team size. Here's the published list price for each option at two team sizes, using the plan that includes HTML capture.

Navattic prices are from third-party sources, since its paid prices aren't listed on its site. Plans differ in features, so check the full comparison before deciding on price alone.

How to migrate from Navattic

1. Write down your current analytics for each demo, so you have a baseline for completion rate and conversions.
2. Rank your demos by traffic and rebuild the top two or three first. A short demo takes 10 to 20 minutes to re-capture and edit.
3. Recreate lead capture forms and reconnect your CRM.
4. Replace the embeds page by page, keeping Navattic live until each new demo is published.
5. Compare completion rates after two weeks against your baseline.

The product demo builder guide walks through capture and editing in LiveDemo with screenshots.