At a glance
Which Navattic alternative fits your team?
If one person builds the demos, start with Arclet. Arclet is free for five demos, then $25 a month billed annually. For HTML demos, compare HowdyGo and Storylane. For presales depth, Walnut shows its price and Reprise quotes.
| Tool | Best for | Price, as of September 2026 | How you start |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arclet | One creator, fast start | Free, then Starter at $25/month billed annually ($29 monthly) for one creator. | Free: one creator, five published demos |
| Supademo | Guided demos, HTML on Growth | Scale at $38 per creator/month billed annually ($50 monthly). | Free: one creator, five guided demos |
| Arcade | Team workspace and AI video | Growth at $42.50 per seat/month billed annually ($50 monthly). | Free: one seat, one published demo |
| Storylane | HTML editing and A/B tests | Demo Suite Starter at $40/month billed annually for the base seat ($50 monthly). | Free: one seat, one demo live at a time |
| HowdyGo | HTML demos, unlimited users | Starter at $159/month billed annually ($199 monthly), unlimited users. | 14-day trial |
| Walnut | Presales with a public entry price | Ignite at $575/month billed annually, with three Editor and three Presenter seats. | Ignite plan: three Editor and three Presenter seats |
| Reprise | Live-app overlays and cloned demos | No published price: annual platform fee plus per-user licenses. | Free self-serve start |
Why teams look beyond Navattic
Five seats to start paying. Base is $600 a month, or $500 billed annually, for five seats, and Startup is now a brief "Contact us" teaser with no seat count or price.
One demo on free. Navattic’s free Starter is one seat and one demo.
Branding costs a plan. Starter is limited to the default theme, and custom domains start at Growth.
Research and trust
Take Navattic’s price for the tier you need and one price from each group below, for the same seat count and billing term. That narrows the list, but prices won’t settle it. Trial the two best fits on the hardest screen in your product and keep the one that captures it cleanly.
Arclet: one creator, no five-seat minimum
Arclet is the Navattic alternative for teams that want to start without a sales call. Record a workflow with the Chrome extension, edit each step, and share a public link viewers open without logging in. One creator can publish five demos free.
Unlimited published demos and branding removal start on Starter: $29 a month, or $25 billed annually. Two people building? Team includes both for $69 a month billed annually, or $79 monthly.
Guided interactive demos with demo analytics on every plan and step-level analytics from Starter.
Watch for: No account identification, and HTML capture isn’t generally available yet.
Price: Free, then Starter at $25/month billed annually ($29 monthly) for one creator.
Start for freePublish a demo today, before any sales call.
Click through a real Arclet demo, from the library to the last step, the path your viewers take. The frames show one Arclet workflow. They don’t compare Arclet with Navattic or the other tools here.
Navattic alternatives by what you need
Grouped by the reason teams look past Navattic. Every price carries its billing basis and the month we checked it.
Guided demos priced per creator
For teams that want to self-serve and pay for the creators they have.
Supademo
Supademo shows its self-serve prices, and Growth, with guided HTML and sandbox demos, is $350 a month billed annually for five creators.
Watch for: Scale is priced per creator.
Price: Scale at $38 per creator/month billed annually ($50 monthly).
Source: Supademo pricing page, as of September 2026. Arclet vs Supademo
Arcade
Arcade Growth adds branching, CTAs and forms, integrations, and a shared team workspace, with AI video built in.
Watch for: HTML capture is on Enterprise, and AI video runs on credits.
Price: Growth at $42.50 per seat/month billed annually ($50 monthly).
Source: Arcade pricing page, as of September 2026. Arclet vs Arcade
Other HTML demo platforms
For teams that need HTML capture and want to set another plan against Base.
Storylane
Storylane Demo Suite adds HTML editing, A/B testing, and expanded integrations on Growth, $500 a month billed annually for five seats.
Watch for: Free keeps one demo live at a time.
Price: Demo Suite Starter at $40/month billed annually for the base seat ($50 monthly).
Source: Storylane plans page, as of September 2026. Arclet vs Storylane
HowdyGo
HowdyGo includes HTML demos from Starter with unlimited users.
Watch for: Native analytics start on Pro, $399 a month billed annually.
Price: Starter at $159/month billed annually ($199 monthly), unlimited users.
Source: HowdyGo pricing page, as of September 2026. Arclet vs HowdyGo
Enterprise sales demo platforms
For presales and sales teams that need more than Navattic’s tiers.
Walnut
Walnut Ignite includes playlists, analytics, and CRM and marketing sync for three Editor and three Presenter seats.
Watch for: Sandbox demos and personalization start on Accelerate, $1,550 a month billed annually.
Price: Ignite at $575/month billed annually, with three Editor and three Presenter seats.
Source: Walnut pricing page, as of September 2026. Arclet vs Walnut
Reprise
Reprise adds live-app data overlays and cloned environments, with Salesforce, HubSpot, and Marketo integrations.
Watch for: It quotes rather than publishes a price.
Price: No published price: annual platform fee plus per-user licenses.
Source: Reprise pricing and free-start pages, as of September 2026. Arclet vs Reprise
Pick a Navattic alternative by the job
Navattic sells to go-to-market teams. The right alternative depends on how much of that you use.
Demos live this month
You need website and onboarding demos without procurement. Start on a free plan that holds more than one demo; Arclet’s holds five.
HTML demos for a different team size
HowdyGo includes HTML demos from Starter with unlimited users. Storylane Growth matches Base at $500 a month billed annually for five seats, with extra seats listed at $100.
Presales at enterprise scale
If SEs demo live and need CRM data flowing both ways, Walnut and Reprise are built for that team.