Tellane vs Walnut

Tellane vs Walnut (walnut.io).

Tellane and Walnut compared: Walnut's presenter mode and HTML demos for sales engineers against Tellane's self-serve website demos from free.

Updated August 23, 2026 · Prices checked August 24, 2026 · By Tellane team · We make Tellane

The short answer

Verdict

These are different products with an overlap. Pick Walnut if sales engineers run live, personalized demos on calls and you have an annual budget from $575 a month. Pick Tellane if you want buyers to drive a demo themselves on your site or from a link, with lead capture and analytics, from free. Many teams use one of each.

Dimension by dimension

Where they differ

Edge: Tellane 2 · Walnut 1 · even 2. An edge is a judgement about the dimension, not a score for the product.

TellaneWalnut

Capture

Extension screenshots, uploads, video frames.

HTML capture with editable data; presenter mode for live calls.

Price

Free plan; $468/yr one seat; $2,340/yr five.

No free plan or trial; Ignite $6,900/yr for three editors; Accelerate $18,600/yr for six.

Who drives

The buyer, alone, any device.

The seller on a call, or the buyer from a link; deal rooms and playbooks around it.

Analytics

Per-stop funnel, where-people-park, sources, accounts, prospect links.

Deal-level engagement and full-funnel analysis across a sales cycle.

Contract

Monthly or annual, self-serve.

Annual only, sales-assisted.

Who should pick which

Pick Tellane if… pick Walnut if…

Tellane

  • Self-serve demos on the website and in outbound
  • Start free, pay monthly
  • Marketing-led teams

Walnut

  • Live, presenter-led sales demos with editable data
  • Deal rooms and sales playbooks
  • Enterprise sales organisations

Pricing, as published

Both price lists on August 24, 2026

Tellane

PlanMonthlyAnnual (per month)SeatsNotes
FreeFreeFree11 published lane, 7-day analytics, badge
Growth$49$39per builder seatUnlimited lanes, branching, lead forms, prospect links, full analytics, HubSpot · Slack · Zapier, no badge
FleetQuoteQuotecustomSSO/SAML, unlimited workspaces, custom domain, roles & audit log

Walnut

PlanMonthlyAnnual (per month)SeatsNotes
Ignite$5753 editors + 3 presentersUnlimited demos, 50k AI credits
Accelerate$1,5506 editors + 6 presenters100k AI credits
ScaleQuoteQuotecustom

Side by side

TellaneWalnut
1 seat, per year$468/yr$6,900/yr
5 seats, per year$2,340/yr$18,600/yr
Free planYesNo
Monthly billingYesNo
HTML captureNoYes
BranchingGrowth+Yes
Lead formsGrowth+Yes
Personalized linksGrowth+Yes
HubSpotGrowth+Yes
SalesforceEnterpriseYes
SlackGrowth+Yes
ZapierGrowth+Not published
APIYesEnterprise
WebhooksYesNot published
MCP (AI assistants)YesNot published
SSOEnterpriseEnterprise
Custom domainEnterprisePaid plans
Chrome extensionYesYes

Annual billing where offered. “Growth+” and “Paid plans” mean the feature starts on that vendor's mid or first paid tier. Prices checked 2026-08-24.

Try the format

What an interactive demo feels like to a buyer

osprey.app/pipelines — captured with Tellane
LIVE DEMO
Osprey
Overview
Pipelines
Accounts
Reports
Settings
PIPELINES / Q3

Q3 enterprise pipeline

Invite teammate
Open pipeline$4.2M +12%
Win rate31% +4pts
Avg. cycle24d −6d
Weekly closed-wonJun — Aug
Meridian FreightNegotiation$380K
Cobalt HealthProposal$210K
Aster & Co.Discovery$95K
THIS PAGE EATS ITS OWN DOG FOOD
You're looking at a real Tellane demo.

Osprey is a fictional app we captured in five minutes. Click the glowing dots to drive it yourself — three stops, no sales call.

Lane progress
A Tellane lane · click the orange hotspots · no sign-in

FAQ

Tellane vs Walnut — questions

Does Walnut have a free plan?

No — no free plan and no trial on its pricing page. Ignite starts at $575/mo billed annually.

Can Tellane do live presenter demos?

No. A Tellane lane is driven by the buyer; a seller can drive it on a screen-share, but there is no presenter mode or live data editing.

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Sources

  1. Tellane pricingtellane.com/pricing
  2. Walnut pricing pagewalnut.io/pricing/
  3. G2: Walnutg2.com/products/walnut/reviews
  4. Nabilah Salleh, quoted on Navattic's alternatives pagenavattic.com/blog/navattic-alternatives