Template · Product demo script
Product demo script template (with a worked example).
A demo script template that works for live, video, and interactive demos: outcome, audience, opening screen, six steps as screen → action → what they see, CTA, and what to measure — filled in with an example.
The one line
What this demo proves
The buyer sees that they can find the accounts that went quiet this week without building a report.
Stop by stop
6 stops
| # | Screen | Action (hotspot) | Tooltip |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Accounts list, sorted by last activity | Click the 'Quiet this week' filter | Start where the problem is visible: forty accounts, no idea which ones are cooling. |
| 02 | Filtered list: six accounts | Click the first account | Six accounts have gone quiet. No report, no export — one filter. |
| 03 | Account timeline | Click the last email thread | The timeline shows the last touch was 19 days ago and who it was with. |
| 04 | Email thread with a 'Draft follow-up' button | Click Draft follow-up | Draft a follow-up from here — the context is already on screen. |
| 05 | Draft with the account's details filled in | Click Send | The draft knows the account, the contact, and the last topic. Edit or send. |
| 06 | Accounts list, the account marked 'Touched today' | Click 'See the weekly digest' | Back to the list: one down, five to go — and a digest every Monday so you never build this view by hand again. |
Copy
The lines that do the work
- Opening line (tooltip on stop 1)
- Start where the problem is visible: forty accounts, no idea which ones are cooling.
- Lead-form prompt (if gated at stop 4)
- Want the Monday digest for your own accounts? Leave an email and keep driving.
- CTA (last stop)
- Set this up for your pipeline — free, ten minutes.
Take it with you
The template as text
PRODUCT DEMO SCRIPT — TEMPLATE
Outcome: The buyer sees that they can find the accounts that went quiet this week without building a report.
Use when: Before any demo is recorded, captured, or presented. The script is what keeps it to the screens that sell.
01. Screen: Accounts list, sorted by last activity
Action: Click the 'Quiet this week' filter
Tooltip: Start where the problem is visible: forty accounts, no idea which ones are cooling.
02. Screen: Filtered list: six accounts
Action: Click the first account
Tooltip: Six accounts have gone quiet. No report, no export — one filter.
03. Screen: Account timeline
Action: Click the last email thread
Tooltip: The timeline shows the last touch was 19 days ago and who it was with.
04. Screen: Email thread with a 'Draft follow-up' button
Action: Click Draft follow-up
Tooltip: Draft a follow-up from here — the context is already on screen.
05. Screen: Draft with the account's details filled in
Action: Click Send
Tooltip: The draft knows the account, the contact, and the last topic. Edit or send.
06. Screen: Accounts list, the account marked 'Touched today'
Action: Click 'See the weekly digest'
Tooltip: Back to the list: one down, five to go — and a digest every Monday so you never build this view by hand again.
Opening line (tooltip on stop 1): Start where the problem is visible: forty accounts, no idea which ones are cooling.
Lead-form prompt (if gated at stop 4): Want the Monday digest for your own accounts? Leave an email and keep driving.
CTA (last stop): Set this up for your pipeline — free, ten minutes.
Measure: Completion rate over the first two weeks; Where people park — the stop with the biggest drop; CTA click rate; If gated: leads, and the score from the driveCreates a lane with one stop per row above — the screen as the title, the action and tooltip as the body — then opens the editor so you can capture the real screens.
The format
What the finished lane feels like
Measure
What to watch after publishing
- Completion rate over the first two weeks
- Where people park — the stop with the biggest drop
- CTA click rate
- If gated: leads, and the score from the drive
FAQ
Questions
How long should the script be?
Six to ten steps for a website or outbound demo; three to six for a feature launch; the first workflow for onboarding. If the script runs to fifteen, it is two demos.
Does the same script work for a live demo?
Yes — it is the path you follow between the buyer's questions. Skip the steps they do not need.
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