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A Snapdemo alternative where every teammate is free

Snapdemo built its interactive demos around one idea: a demo is team work, so marketing, sales and product should build it together, at the same time. ShotDemo agrees that a demo is made by several people, and adds that none of them should be a line on a bill. Snapdemo charges for each editor, every month or year; ShotDemo charges once for each demo you keep live, with every feature in it, and invites your whole team free once the workspace has bought a demo. This page sets out what Snapdemo offers, where it is the stronger choice, and how to move across.

How ShotDemo works: an interactive demo made with ShotDemo from 7 screenshots, exported as a 1:19 video Click through the demo

What Snapdemo is

Snapdemo's home and pricing pages, read on 11 November 2026, describe a browser extension that captures a product and builds a front-end replica of it, tracking each interaction to stitch the user journey together. In the editor, a team adds hotspots, styles, text, blur, zoom and voiceover, and then publishes a link or an embed for landing pages and email campaigns. Analytics follow each session: its platform and location, time spent, steps viewed, clicks on calls to action, forms sent and whether it was completed. Its headline feature is collaboration: several people edit the same demo at once, in real time, with read-only members who can look. The site promises a demo in two minutes and speaks to growth, sales, product marketing and customer success teams.

Snapdemo's prices

The pricing page, read on 11 November 2026 with each billing period selected, listed:

  • Starter: free. Three public demos, real-time collaboration, one editor and up to three read-only members, a team workspace, and sharing by link or embed.
  • Professional: $20 per editor a month billed yearly ($24 monthly). Unlimited demos, up to ten editors and thirty read-only members, no watermark, AI voiceovers, analytics and custom forms.
  • Growth: $42 per editor a month billed yearly ($50 monthly). Unlimited editors and read-only members, personalisation and a custom domain.

How the two compare

Snapdemo ShotDemo
How you pay Per editor, every month or year Once per demo you keep live with every feature
Free plan Three public demos, one editor One person, any number of drafts, one live demo with a small badge
Editors Paid each; up to ten on Professional Up to 50 people, admins, creators or viewers, free once the workspace has bought a demo
Working on one demo together Real-time collaboration Who else has it open, their changes arriving in your editor within seconds, comments on each step
Analytics Professional and up Every demo; each viewer's journey on a bought one
Custom domain, personalisation Growth A bought demo: the domain with the workspace's first, variables and a logo per viewer
Capture A browser extension A Chrome extension, screenshots, a website's address on four screen sizes, a video, a Figma prototype
Video exports Not listed MP4, WebM and GIF from every published demo

Snapdemo's column comes from its own pages on 11 November 2026. Plans change: check them there before you decide.

How a team works in ShotDemo

Open a demo that a teammate already has open and the editor shows them beside the save state, with their initials. When they change a step, the change arrives in your editor within seconds, merged with what you are doing: each step and each part of it comes from whoever changed it. Only a step you both changed, each your own way, asks whose version to keep. Comments sit on each step in threads, with replies and a resolve button, and people outside the workspace comment through a review link without an account. The version history keeps the last fifty publishes, and the demo you publish is a copy viewers get while you keep editing the draft.

Roles keep it orderly: admins manage, creators make and share, viewers look. A workspace can let only its admins publish. Everyone invited is free, up to fifty people, once the workspace has bought one demo.

A team also needs its demos to stay consistent as several hands touch them. The media library holds every picture, video and sound anyone uploaded, so the same logo and the same screens are used again rather than uploaded twice. Find and replace changes a renamed feature in every hotspot, chapter, button and spoken line of a demo, in one undoable step, and the workspace's defaults give each new demo the same colours, fonts, voice, opening and closing chapters.

What a year costs

Snapdemo's price follows the number of editors. Six editors on Professional pay $20 each a month billed yearly: $1,440 a year. On Growth, with a custom domain, the same six pay $3,024 a year. On ShotDemo those six people cost nothing; each demo they keep live is paid once at $12, the custom domain comes with the workspace's first purchase, and the second year adds nothing for the demos already bought. One person making many small demos may find Snapdemo's free plan, with three public demos, enough for a while.

Where Snapdemo is the better choice

Snapdemo is the better choice when several people need to type into the very same step at the same moment: its editing is built for that, as one shared live document, while ShotDemo merges teammates' saved changes within seconds and asks only when two people changed the same step differently. Its free plan allows three public demos, where ShotDemo's allows one live demo at a time, and its per-editor price is low for a team of one or two who publish many demos.

Where ShotDemo is the better choice

ShotDemo suits teams with more people than demos, since nobody is a paid seat, and teams that want more from a demo than a walkthrough: lead forms with survey questions, password chapters, links made for one person, an AI agent that answers viewers' questions, A/B tests, and translations into 32 languages with a voice for each. It suits makers who want video and pictures as well: every published demo exports as a narrated MP4, WebM or GIF with the camera moving to each hotspot, and as App Store, Google Play and social pictures of each screen. It suits teams that want to start from a website's address, a screen recording, another tool's video or a Figma prototype, not only a recording in the browser.

Moving from Snapdemo

Record your flow again with the ShotDemo extension for Chrome: each click becomes a step with its picture, its hotspot and the page as HTML. A screen recording of the flow works too, given to New demo › Video, which makes a step of each screen and has the AI write the words. Invite your team to the workspace once you have bought a demo, rebuild your forms, and replace the embeds when the new demo is live.

Start free: build a demo with a teammate's screenshots, publish it and watch its numbers. Buy it once, at $12, when you want your team in and every feature above.

Try it

Free to start

  • An interactive demo from your screenshots
  • Exported as a video in any shape
  • $12 once per demo, no subscription
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Free to try with one live demo, no card. A demo you buy once has every feature, its video exports included.