Self-hosting
LiveDemo is open source under the MIT license. Run it on your own servers to keep every demo, recording and lead in your infrastructure.
Quick start
The livedemo-deploy repository runs the full stack with Docker Compose. Follow its README for requirements, environment variables and the first start.
Free vs Business
| Free self-hosting | Business plan | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, on every plan | Custom, from 10 creators |
| Who runs it | You | You or LiveDemo |
| Whitelabel | No | Paid add-on |
| Custom domain | You set it up | Included |
| Support | Community (GitHub) | Dedicated |
When to self-host
- Your security team doesn't allow customer data in third-party tools.
- You need data in a specific region or on-premises.
- You demo internal tools that can't leave your network.
Otherwise the hosted app at app.livedemo.ai is the fastest way to start. See Security & privacy.
Questions about managed self-hosting: sales@livedemo.ai.
Next: Create an AI Demo Agent
More in Account
- Team & Workspaces: Invite teammates to your LiveDemo workspace, understand Admin and Collaborator roles, and switch, create or delete workspaces.
- Single Sign-On (SSO): Let your team sign in to LiveDemo with SAML single sign-on from Okta, Microsoft Entra ID or Google Workspace, with domain verification and optional enforcement.
- Plans & Features: Which LiveDemo features are included in the Startup, Pro, Growth and Business plans.
- Billing: Upgrade your LiveDemo plan, start a free trial, add creators, manage your card and invoices, and cancel a subscription.
- Security & Privacy: What the LiveDemo Chrome extension can access and why, what the demo player tracks, where data is stored, GDPR requests and self-hosting.