Examples · live
Twelve interactive product demos you can drive right now.
Real interactive demos on real companies' pages — a homepage, a /demo URL, a pricing page, a campaign landing page, product-tour pages, demo libraries — each verified live by finding the embed in the page, each with the pattern worth copying.
12 examples · each verified live August 24, 2026 · By Tellane team
Every example below is a live page we loaded on the date shown and found an interactive demo on — the vendor's player in the page, not a screenshot of one. They are sorted by where the demo sits, because placement is the decision most teams get wrong before they get anything else wrong. Click through to drive each one; the notes say what to copy and what to ask of your own.
- 01
SuperOffice · Homepage
CRM. The homepage carries a drivable demo where most CRM sites put a static product shot.
- Pattern
- The homepage hero is the product, clickable.
- Copy this
- If your hero is a screenshot of the product anyway, make it a lane. Same space, and now you know who clicked and where they stopped.
- Ask yourself
- Is the image in your hero doing anything a lane could not do better?
Drive it on superoffice.com ↗Built with Storylane
- 02
Zapier · /demo URL
Workflow automation. The URL most sites reserve for a calendar carries one interactive demo.
- Pattern
- The /demo URL is the product, not a form.
- Copy this
- If you own /demo, put a demo on it. The calendar can live at the end of the lane for the people who finished.
- Ask yourself
- What does your /demo URL do today?
Drive it on zapier.com/demo ↗Built with Arcade
- 03
QLess · /self-guided-demo page
Queue management. A page named for the format itself.
- Pattern
- A page whose URL and title say 'self-guided demo' — the phrase buyers type.
- Copy this
- Name the page what the buyer calls it. 'Self-guided demo', 'product tour', and 'interactive demo' are all searched with your brand.
- Ask yourself
- If a prospect searches your brand plus 'demo', do they land on a form or on the product?
Drive it on qless.com/self-guided-demo ↗Built with Storylane
- 04
CallTrackingMetrics · Pricing page
Call tracking and analytics. The demo sits on the plans-and-pricing page, beside the decision.
- Pattern
- A demo on the pricing page, where intent is highest and product is usually absent.
- Copy this
- Answer 'what does this plan actually do' with the product, next to the plan cards, and send the last stop to sign-up.
- Ask yourself
- Can a visitor see the product from your pricing page without leaving it?
Drive it on calltrackingmetrics.com/plans-pricing ↗Built with Storylane
- 05
Cin7 · Campaign landing page (get.cin7.com)
Inventory management; this landing page is for one capability — demand and inventory forecasting.
- Pattern
- One landing page, one feature, one demo — built for a campaign rather than the main site.
- Copy this
- Paid and email campaigns deserve their own lane of the one feature the ad promised. Nothing else on the page.
- Ask yourself
- Does your campaign landing page show the feature the ad sold, or the whole product?
Drive it on get.cin7.com/forecasting ↗Built with Storylane
- 06
Clari · Dedicated /product-tour page
Revenue orchestration. The tour page holds several demos, one per part of the platform.
- Pattern
- A tour page with one short demo per module instead of one long tour.
- Copy this
- Split a platform into its jobs and give each a four-to-eight-stop lane on the same page; visitors pick the one they came for.
- Ask yourself
- Would your buyers rather choose from five short demos or sit through one long one?
Drive it on clari.com/product-tour ↗Built with Storylane · 5 demos on the page
- 07
Cognism · Demo centre (hub)
B2B sales intelligence. A hub of thirteen demos covering features and workflows.
- Pattern
- A demo hub as a destination page in its own right.
- Copy this
- When the product has many entry points, a hub lets each visitor self-select; lead with one recommended demo and list the rest below.
- Ask yourself
- Is there one page on your site where every demo lives?
Drive it on cognism.com/demo-centre ↗Built with Storylane · 13 demos on the page
- 08
Circuitry.ai · Demo library page
AI analytics. Fifteen demos on one page, one per capability.
- Pattern
- A library of micro-demos rather than a single tour.
- Copy this
- Keep each demo to one capability and a handful of stops; a library is easier to keep current than one long lane that breaks when anything changes.
- Ask yourself
- How many of your demos would go stale if one screen changed?
Drive it on circuitry.ai/circuitry-ai-demo-library ↗Built with Storylane · 15 demos on the page
- 09
Milient Software · 'Take our software for a test drive' page
Project and resource management. Seven demos on a page framed as a test drive rather than a tour.
- Pattern
- Framing the demo as trying the product, for a product without a self-serve trial.
- Copy this
- 'Test drive' sets the expectation that the visitor will do something, not watch something. Use the words your buyers use for trying.
- Ask yourself
- Does your page invite people to try, or to look?
Drive it on milientsoftware.com/try-our-project-software ↗Built with Storylane · 7 demos on the page
- 10
Automata · Product page for a hardware + software system (LINQ)
Lab automation — physical hardware with a software layer; the demos show the software side of something that cannot be trialled.
- Pattern
- A demo for a product that cannot be trialled at all: hardware, installed, or regulated.
- Copy this
- When a free trial is impossible, the demo is the trial. Show the software that runs the thing and let the buyer drive that.
- Ask yourself
- If 'try it' is not an option for your product, what is the buyer's first hands-on moment?
Drive it on automata.tech/linq ↗Built with Storylane · 2 demos on the page
- 11
Authenticx · Product page (healthcare contact-centre software)
Conversation analytics for healthcare — a regulated buyer who can never be shown real data.
- Pattern
- A demo with believable, fictional data in a domain where real data is off-limits.
- Copy this
- Capture from a demo account with realistic records. For regulated products the captured demo is the only safe way to show the product populated.
- Ask yourself
- Does your demo account look like a customer's, or like a test environment?
Drive it on authenticx.com/product ↗Built with Storylane
- 12
Operative · Enterprise product page (AOS)
Omnichannel ad management for enterprises — a long sales cycle where the website demo is the first hands-on moment before a call.
- Pattern
- Several short demos on an enterprise product page that would otherwise end in 'request a demo'.
- Copy this
- Enterprise does not mean gated. Put the click-through before the call so the call starts from what they already saw.
- Ask yourself
- What does a prospect see of your product before the first sales call?
Drive it on operative.com/products/aos ↗Built with Storylane · 4 demos on the page
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Are these demos built with Tellane?
No — each entry names the tool whose player the page loads (Storylane, Navattic, or Arcade), observed in the page's HTML on the date shown. They are here because they are real and public; most are Storylane because Storylane's showcase links to live pages we could verify. Tellane produces the same kind of click-through demo from screenshots; the patterns transfer.
Why sort by placement rather than by industry?
Because placement is the decision that moves the numbers: the same demo on a product page, a /demo URL, and a library performs differently. Industry mostly changes the screens.
How were these verified?
By loading each page on the date shown and finding the vendor's embed markup — the demo's own URL — in the page, not just the player script. Pages where the demo only appears after a click were left out. If a page changes, tell us and it comes off the list.