Brett Baker
Pendo
No more waiting on engineering resources. Build your own interactive product demos with guides that help tell your product's story.
Bring your demo data into the tools your team uses every day. Seamlessly integrate with Marketo, Google Analytics, HubSpot, and Salesforce, or use a custom data API.
Leverage powerful analytics to see which demos are performing the best with your prospects and your customer-facing teams.
Quickly identify which features resonate the most with visibility into individual session data.
Marketing can put interactive product demos on the website, in campaigns and at events, and turn the engagement into qualified pipeline.
Buyers see the product early, and sales gets leads who already know what they are buying.
On your website and landing pages, in emails and campaigns, at events and in outbound, as a link or an embed.
The same demo can be reused across channels, so the story stays consistent.
Yes. Gate a demo with a native Reprise form or a HubSpot or Marketo form, and the lead goes straight into the system you already use.
A Demo Flow can end with a form step, so the conversion happens right after the buyer has seen the product.
Yes. A Demo Flow can branch on a buyer's choice and show each persona or industry the most relevant demo.
With Data Injection, the same demo can show data for a different vertical or use case.
Yes. Captured screens can be edited, so you can show new and upcoming features in a Product Tour for a launch.
You can also remove customer data and replace charts and numbers so every screen tells the right story.
Reprise analytics show views, time spent, screens viewed and drop-off points for every demo, and demo activity can flow into HubSpot, Marketo and Google Analytics.
Through the Reprise MCP, your AI assistant can compare which demos work best at each stage of the funnel.
No. Marketing can capture the product and build a tour by hand or from a prompt with the native AI agent.
When you want more, you have full control over the HTML, CSS and JavaScript of every screen.
Yes. Product Tours and Application Clones can run offline, so booth demos work even when the venue Wi-Fi doesn't.
They run separately from your live application, so they are ready whenever the booth opens.
