Supademo vs Storylane: interactive demo platforms compared
Both make click-through demos from $50 a month. Supademo gives more for free. Storylane is built for sales teams. Plans and limits as of November 10, 2026.
By the tday team Published 6 min read
The short answer
Supademo and Storylane both make click-through interactive demos, and both start at $50 a month. As of November 2026, Supademo's free plan is larger, 5 demos against Storylane's 1, and its HTML capture starts on Business at $249 a month, where Storylane's HTML demos start on Growth at $625. Storylane includes AI voiceover and lead forms on its free plan, and builds upward for sales teams, with account reveal on Starter and deal rooms and Salesforce on Premium.
Key takeaways
- The entry price is the same, $50 a month. Supademo's is per creator ($38 billed yearly). Storylane's covers 1 seat ($40 billed yearly), with extra seats listed at $40 each.
- Supademo's free plan allows 5 demos and 50 screen recordings. Storylane's allows 1 published demo and 200 AI credits. Both add a watermark.
- HTML capture starts at $249 a month on Supademo's Business plan and $625 a month on Storylane's Growth plan, which includes 5 seats.
- Storylane puts AI voiceover and lead forms on every plan. On Supademo, AI voiceover starts on Scale, and lead forms are on paid plans.
- The two MCP servers do different jobs. Supademo's edits, translates and shares demos. Storylane's builds a demo from images, a video or a URL.
Accurate as of . Every fact about Supademo and Storylane was read from their own websites that day, and each page is listed under Sources. Prices and plans change, so check the vendor's page before you buy. tday publishes this blog. Neither product here is ours.
Supademo and Storylane do the same basic job. You click through a flow in your product, and each tool turns what it captured into a demo that someone else can click through.
They differ in who they expect to be paying. Supademo is priced per creator, with a large free plan and several steps between free and expensive. Storylane has a small free plan, one cheap seat, and then plans built for a sales team: account reveal, deal rooms, Salesforce. Knowing that tells you most of what the table will say.
Supademo vs Storylane at a glance
This table compares the interactive demo products. Storylane's RepX agent is priced separately.
| Supademo | Storylane | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | 1 creator, 5 demos and 50 screen recordings, with a watermark | 1 seat, 1 published demo and 200 AI credits, with a watermark |
| Entry plan | Scale: $50 per creator a month, $38 billed yearly | Starter: $50 a month, $40 billed yearly, for 1 seat. Extra seats listed at $40 each |
| Next plan | Business: $249 a month, $199 billed yearly, for the first creator | Growth: $625 a month, $500 billed yearly, for 5 seats |
| HTML capture | Business and up | Growth and up, with text and image edits after capture |
| AI voiceover | Scale and up, 148 voices | Every plan, using AI credits. 60+ voices in 25+ languages |
| Translation | Scale and up, 50+ languages | Premium and up, by request |
| Lead forms | Paid plans | Every plan |
| CRM | HubSpot and Salesforce, on paid plans | HubSpot on Starter. Salesforce on Premium |
| Exports | MP4 from 720p to 4K. Guides, PDF and SCORM | MP4 on Starter and up. GIF, PDF and document exports on every plan |
| Desktop app | Mac. Windows is in beta, screenshots only. Paid plans | Mac and Windows, on every plan |
| MCP server | Edits, translates, analyzes and shares demos. Scale and up | Builds demos from images, a video or a URL. Starter and up |
Where Supademo is the better choice
More for nothing. Five demos and 50 screen recordings cover a small product. Storylane's free plan publishes one demo.
HTML capture at a lower price. HTML demos let you edit the text and data on a captured page. Supademo lists them on Business at $249 a month, or $199 billed yearly. On Storylane they start on Growth at $625, or $500 billed yearly.
Translations and branching. Supademo translates demos into 50+ languages from Scale, and branching sends different viewers down different paths. Storylane offers translations on Premium and above, by request, and we found no branching feature in its docs.
Sharper video. A Supademo exports as MP4 up to 4K, and it records plain screen recordings too.
Training formats. A demo exports as a step-by-step guide, a PDF or a SCORM package for a training system.
Where Storylane is the better choice
A voice and a lead form for free. Storylane's free demo can carry an AI voiceover, paid from its 200 AI credits, and a lead form with basic analytics. On Supademo, voiceover needs Scale and lead forms need a paid plan.
Selling. Starter adds account reveal for 250 visitors a month. Premium adds deal-room Hubs and Salesforce. Storylane's home page calls it "The buyer experience platform", and the plans are shaped to match.
Windows. Storylane's desktop app runs on Mac and Windows on every plan. Supademo's Windows app is in beta and captures screenshots only.
An assistant that builds. Through Storylane's MCP server, Claude, ChatGPT or Copilot can turn images, a video or a URL into a demo. Supademo's server is mostly for what comes after: editing, translating, analyzing and sharing. (Its MCP docs also show creating a demo from uploaded images or video.)
A team of five that needs HTML. Storylane's Growth plan includes 5 seats. That narrows the gap: Supademo's plan with 5 creators is Growth, at $450 a month.
Keeping demos current
Both expect you to do this by hand today.
In Supademo you replace the screenshot behind a step, and "all embeds and shared links automatically update". In Storylane, its sandbox page says you "recapture the screens that changed rather than rebuilding the demo", and in an HTML demo you can fix the text in place.
Supademo has announced more. Its home page carries a badge, "Demos that auto-update with product changes", for agentic recording: agents that watch GitHub and Linear and re-record what a change affects. The page calls it "an upcoming Supademo feature" and takes requests for early access. We found nothing on Storylane's site about rebuilding demos when you deploy.
What each one costs
Supademo charges per creator. Scale is $50 per creator a month, or $38 billed yearly. Business is $249 a month, or $199 billed yearly, for the first creator. Growth is $450, or $350 billed yearly, with 5 creators. Enterprise starts at 10 creators.
Storylane's Starter is $50 a month, or $40 billed yearly, with one seat. Growth is $625, or $500 billed yearly, with 5 seats and 10,000 AI credits. Premium is $1,500, or $1,200 billed yearly, with 10 seats. Enterprise is custom.
For five people on the entry plan, paying monthly, that is $250 on Supademo and about $210 on Storylane at its listed $40 for each extra seat.
The number to notice is the step after that. From the entry plan to HTML capture is $50 to $249 on Supademo and $50 to $625 on Storylane.
Which should you pick
For a small team that wants click-through demos on a website or in a sales email, Supademo is the easier start. Its free plan is big enough to judge the tool, and the price rises in smaller steps.
For a sales team that wants lead data, account reveal, deal rooms and CRM sync around its demos, Storylane is built for that and priced like it.
Both make demos a viewer clicks. A narrated video of a feature, recorded by a coding agent from the app's repo, is a different thing made by a different kind of tool: see tday vs Supademo and tday vs Storylane.
Frequently asked questions
Is Supademo cheaper than Storylane?
At the entry level they cost the same: $50 a month as of November 10, 2026, per creator on Supademo and for the first seat on Storylane. Billed yearly, Supademo is $38 and Storylane is $40. Above that Supademo is cheaper: Business is $249 a month, where Storylane's next plan, Growth, is $625 a month for 5 seats.
Which has the better free plan, Supademo or Storylane?
Supademo's is larger: 1 creator, 5 interactive demos and 50 screen recordings. Storylane's allows 1 seat and 1 published demo, but includes 200 AI credits, AI voiceover, lead capture and basic analytics. Both add a watermark.
Do Supademo and Storylane support HTML demos?
Both do, on higher plans. Supademo includes HTML capture on Business ($249 a month, or $199 billed yearly) and above. Storylane includes HTML demos from Growth ($625 a month, or $500 billed yearly), with text and image edits after capture.
Do Supademo or Storylane update demos automatically when the product changes?
Not as of November 10, 2026. In Supademo you replace a step's screenshot and every embed and link updates. In Storylane you recapture the screens that changed, or edit the captured HTML. Supademo has announced agentic recording, which its page calls an upcoming feature with early access by request.
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- Screen recorder, Supademo
- Supademo AI, Supademo
- Supademo MCP server, Supademo
- Supademo MCP server docs, Supademo
- Create with the desktop app, Supademo
- Export to MP4 or GIF, Supademo
- Add, replace, duplicate or delete steps, Supademo
- Agentic recording, Supademo
- Sharing, Supademo
- Storylane, Storylane
- Storylane plans, Storylane
- Recording HTML demos, Storylane
- Editing HTML screens, Storylane
- AI demo creation, Storylane
- Storylane translations, Storylane
- Storylane MCP overview, Storylane
- Storylane MCP demo tools, Storylane
- Sandbox demos, Storylane
- Storylane desktop app, Storylane
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