Supademo
supademo.com/
Supademo lets teams turn a recorded product workflow into an interactive, clickable demo that viewers navigate at their own pace, rather than a passive screen-recording video, aimed at marketing, sales, and onboarding teams. The homepage claims over 200,000 professionals use the product and points to recognition as G2's category leader in Demo Automation, naming direct competitors — Navattic, Storylane, Arcade, Walnut, Tourial, Reprise, Demostack — rather than describing itself in isolation. Distinctively, it lists exact usage-based pricing for its newer "AI Demo Agents" feature (roughly $0.80–$1.41 per 15-minute autonomous demo call) directly on the page, a level of pricing granularity unusual for this category.
- Category
- Marketing
- Style
- LightMinimal
- Stack
- Next.jsTailwind CSS
- Fonts
- degularFontInter
- Palette
- Meta title
- Supademo: AI Interactive Product Demos
- Sections
- 7
- Updated
Supademo's landing page, section by section
Each section below is cropped straight from Supademo's live page — useful references for marketing landing page design.
Heroes
More heroesFeatures
More featuresPricing
More pricingFAQs
More faqsCareers pages
More careers pagesBlog pages
More blog pagesSupademo design review: what the page does, section by section
The home page runs about 13,789 pixels at 1440px wide. Order: a scrolling announcement ticker, nav, hero with product frame, dark logo band, a "Traditional product demos" versus Supademo comparison, three-step feature cards, five stacked demo-type cards on navy, stats, tabbed use cases, a card carousel, a testimonial, case-study cards, FAQ, blog row, purple CTA and footer. Colour leans on near-black #111827 text, indigo #444ce7 buttons, magenta #d1166a for the "doesn't have to be painful" accent, and lavender #8489e8 gradients. Headlines use degularFont with Inter for interface text. Distinctive for the category: the hero is itself a live-looking product demo with mode tabs.
HeroesView crop
The hero opens with a G2 badge, the headline "The AI-native platform for product demos" with two blue-highlighted phrases in the subline, and two buttons: "Start for free" and "Talk to a human". Below sits a framed demo with an agent chat beside a dashboard, switched by six tabs from "Mobile" to "Demo Hub".
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Under "Scale how your team demonstrates products", a horizontal carousel shows cards titled "Guided HTML Demos", "Sandbox Demos", "Advanced Analytics" and a fourth cut off at the right edge. Each card pairs a purple gradient illustration with a one-line description, and two arrow buttons beneath the row page through the set.
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A lavender band repeats "The fastest way to create interactive product demos" with one "Create your first Supademo" button. Beneath, a rounded navy footer holds a logo, five AI-assistant icons under "Ask AI about Supademo", an address, three social icons, five link columns, legal links and a "4.8/5" G2 badge.
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The FAQ occupies the right half of the width, leaving the left empty. Eight pale-blue rows carry plus icons; the first, "What is an interactive product demo?", is open with a minus icon, a two-line answer and a purple link reading "Here's a comprehensive guide".
PricingView crop
"Transparent, flexible pricing" introduces a monthly or yearly toggle and four columns: "STARTER" at $0, "SCALE" at $38, "GROWTH" at $350 and "ENTERPRISE" as "Custom". Growth alone has an indigo outline, a "Highest ROI" tag and a filled button. A full-width "AI DEMO AGENT" add-on at $0.50 to 0.80 follows, then "Compare plans and features".
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The careers page starts with "Grow your career with Supademo" and an "Explore open roles" button, then a fanned stack of team photos with a "New York, NY" label. "The Supademo Impact" gives three large gradient numbers, followed by a scattered tilted-photo collage, a founders story with a values card called "Radical Candor", and the shared purple CTA.
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"The Supademo Blog" opens with a featured-post slider, a filter row starting with "All" and "Featured" plus a search box, then a three-column grid of cards. Thumbnails alternate between purple templated comparison graphics and face-to-camera video stills. Pagination reads "1", "2", "32", and a four-card "Product Updates" row follows.
On mobile
At 390px the nav collapses to a hamburger beside "Request a demo", and the hero product frame shrinks to a single guided-demo screenshot. Logos become a two-column grid, the comparison and feature cards stack full width, and stats stack vertically. Some checklist items in the demo cards render nearly invisible.
Worth borrowing
- Tab a hero demo frame by product mode, as the "Mobile" to "Demo Hub" strip does, so the first screen shows the product in use.
- Mark the recommended pricing tier with an outline, a "Highest ROI" tag and the only filled button, leaving three neutral columns.
- Alternate white and deep-navy bands behind stacked white cards to separate five similar feature blocks without extra headings.
