Demofy vs Demoboost
Demoboost builds interactive demos, from $375 a month billed yearly. Demofy films a web app from a URL as a video. Both plans, and where Demoboost wins.
What each one is
- Demoboost
- Demoboost is a demo automation platform: you click through your product once and it turns that into an interactive demo or sandbox, alongside screenshot demos, live overlays, mobile demos and video, with analytics for revenue teams.
- Demofy
- Demofy makes one thing: a narrated video of your web app. You give it a URL and one line of intent, it films the app in a real browser, and nobody has to click through the product first.
What Demoboost costs
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Start Up | $375 / mo | Billed yearly. 2 seats. Unlimited HTML demos, screenshots and video demos, voiceovers and video narrations, secure sharing, speaker notes, AI Guide Refine, basic analytics, email support |
| Essentials | $600 / mo | Billed yearly. 5 seats. Everything in Start Up plus unlimited mobile, AI avatars, AI interface edit, custom themes, an advanced lead form builder, webhooks, demo assets analytics, a dedicated CSM and 1 hour a month of professional services |
| Growth | $1,200 / mo | Billed yearly. 10 seats. Everything in Essentials plus unlimited sandbox, AI narrative, AI translate, AI themes, sales rooms and demo hubs, autoplay, native and martech form integrations, partial domain whitelabeling, revenue intelligence analytics and 4 hours a month of professional services |
| Enterprise | Custom | Everything in Growth plus unlimited overlay, SSO, full domain whitelabeling, custom seats, team usage and adoption analytics, a priority SLA and 6 hours a month of professional services |
Prices checked on 22 October 2026, from Demoboost’s own pricing page. Vendors change prices and repackage tiers without notice — read the source before you decide anything on this table.
What Demofy costs
Pro is US$29 a month, or US$290 a year — 2 months free. It is per workspace rather than per seat, so the fifth person on the team costs what the first one did. Everything below Pro is free, forever — a guest makes a finished 1920 × 1080 video with no account and no card, and it is a file you can download, share and embed. A free render closes on a small “Made with Demofy” card, which is one of the things Pro takes off. The full plan table is on the pricing page.
Where Demoboost is the better answer
- It builds interactive demos and sandboxes a buyer can operate, where Demofy produces a video the viewer only watches.
- Mobile demos, live overlays and a sandbox on higher plans: surfaces Demofy does not produce.
- Lead forms, webhooks, sales rooms, native sales-tech integrations and revenue intelligence analytics, built for a revenue team tracking buyer intent.
- Whitelabeling and SSO on the top tiers, with a dedicated customer success manager from Essentials up.
Where Demofy is the better answer
- Nobody clicks through the product first: the walkthrough comes from an address and a line of intent, and is performed in a real browser.
- After a release the same stored plan can be filmed again, so refreshing the demo does not mean a person redoing the capture.
- Camera zooms that follow each click, a tracked cursor, narration, captions and a written guide are produced with the video.
- A product behind a login is filmed as well: you sign in once in a live browser, and later demos reuse that saved session.
The part that does not flatter us
Demoboost is the better answer when the buyer should operate the product rather than watch it, and when a revenue team needs lead capture, sales rooms and analytics tied to deals. Demofy produces none of that: it makes a narrated video.
Which to pick
These are different jobs. Choose Demoboost when you are running interactive demos as part of a sales motion and need to see what each buyer did with them. Choose Demofy when you need a narrated video of the product, filmed from its URL, which can be re-shot from the stored plan when the UI moves.
Neither table settles it. Paste your own URL below and see what comes back — a guest needs no account and no card.