At a glance
Is Arclet a good Navattic alternative?
Yes, if one or two people build the demos and you don’t need five seats. Arclet gives five free demos and starts at $25 a month billed annually. Pick Navattic if HTML capture, sandbox demos, and account-level analytics are the reason you’re buying.
| Tool | Price, as of September 2026 | Free plan | Capture |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arclet | Free, then Starter at $25/month billed annually ($29 monthly). One creator, unlimited published demos. | One creator, five published demos, unlimited views. | Guided interactive demos from the Chrome extension. |
| Navattic | Free Starter. Base is $600 a month, or $500 billed annually, for five seats; Growth is $1,200, or $1,000 billed annually, for ten. Startup and Enterprise are by quote. | One seat, one demo (HTML or media), unlimited views, basic analytics, default theme. | HTML capture built for go-to-market teams; sandbox demos from Growth. |
Research and trust
Navattic’s paid plans start at five seats, so price the team you actually have, not the plan card. Find the Navattic tier that includes your must-have feature and compare it with Arclet’s plan for the same number of creators. Then trial both on a real workflow from your product, because a price only counts if the demo works.
Why pick Arclet over Navattic
Arclet prices one creator at a time, with no five-seat entry plan. Free is one creator and five published demos with unlimited views. Starter is $29 a month, or $25 billed annually, for unlimited published demos and branding removal. Team is $79 a month, or $69 billed annually, with two creators included and more available to add.
Install the Chrome extension, click through your product, and publish a public link the same afternoon. Every demo shows its impressions, plays, and completions, so you know which ones people finish.
Start for freeSee which demos people finish, on a plan priced per creator.
Click through impressions, plays, and completions for a date range. This shows demo-level analytics only. It doesn’t identify accounts or attribute pipeline.
When Navattic is the better pick
Navattic is the better pick for a go-to-market team buying HTML demos and pipeline analytics. Navattic is built around HTML capture. Base is $600 a month, or $500 billed annually, for five seats and adds Salesforce and Marketo, account identification, A/B testing, pipeline impact, and a dedicated CSM. Growth is $1,200, or $1,000 billed annually, for ten seats and adds sandbox demos, sales-tool integrations, demo translation, custom domains, and SSO.
Starter is limited to the default theme, and custom and blacklisted domains start at Growth, which also adds email and Slack alerts on demo activity. Startup is no longer a full pricing card — it’s a small "Just getting off the ground?" teaser pointing to Contact us, with no published seat count or feature list.
Choose by the job to be done
Navattic and Arclet solve the same problem at very different buying stages. Match the tool to where your team is.
A startup that needs demos this month
You want demos on the website and in onboarding before the next board update, without a procurement cycle. Arclet’s free plan holds five demos and Starter is $25 a month billed annually. Start there and upgrade when a demo proves itself.
A GTM team tracking pipeline from demos
If marketing ops needs to see which accounts viewed a demo and how that moved pipeline, that’s Navattic’s Base tier: account identification, pipeline impact, and CRM integrations. Budget $500 a month billed annually, or $600 monthly.
One demo to test the idea
Both free plans let one person try the idea. Navattic Starter holds one demo; Arclet Free holds five. If the test is "do interactive demos help us sell", five gives you more evidence.