Comparisons

Supademo vs Arcade: Breakdown of Two Interactive Demo Builders

Supademo relies on HTML DOM capture and AI voiceovers. Arcade builds motion-graphic video walkthroughs with camera pan and zoom. Here is how they compare.

Iroro ChadereSeptember 14, 2026

Supademo and Arcade both build clickable product tours with a browser extension, but their plans split features in different places. Supademo gives you guided HTML demos on its Business plan and AI editing tools from Scale. Arcade gives you polish and exports on Growth, and reserves HTML capture for Enterprise.

Updated 26 October 2026 with current prices and documentation. Everything below comes from each vendor's pricing pages, product pages and docs. Where they disagree or say nothing, that is stated.

The short version

  • Supademo fits teams that want a bigger free plan, editable HTML demos at a published price, and AI-assisted editing through an assistant and an MCP server.
  • Arcade fits marketing teams that want a polished demo with branching, forms, MP4 and GIF exports and custom branding at about $42.50 per seat, and who are comfortable with screenshot-style fidelity.

Side by side

Dimension Supademo Arcade
Free plan 1 creator, 5 guided demos, 50 video recordings, unlimited views 1 seat, 1 published demo, unlimited views
Cheapest paid plan Scale: $38 per creator a month billed annually ($50 monthly) Growth: $42.50 per seat a month billed yearly ($50 monthly), up to 10 users
HTML demos Guided HTML from Business: $199 a month billed annually ($249 monthly) Enterprise only, custom price
Capture tools Chrome extension, Mac and Windows apps, Figma plugin Chrome extension, Mac and Windows app, Figma plugin
Branching Scale and above Growth and above
Exports MP4, GIF, PDF, SCORM 1.2 MP4, GIF and step guides on Growth and above
Custom domain Listed; plan not stated in the pages read Enterprise only
SOC 2 Type II Type II

Capture

Supademo records either an HTML and CSS clone of each page or a screenshot at each click. A guided HTML demo keeps hover states, animations and clickable elements with editable text, and a sandbox demo is a front-end clone with no backend. Desktop apps for Mac and Windows cover native apps and code editors, a Figma plugin covers design mockups, and uploads and screen-recording conversion cover the rest. Mobile apps are captured by mirroring to a desktop or by uploading.

Arcade records through a Chrome extension, a desktop app (Mac Ventura 13.0 and above, Windows 10 and above) and a Figma plugin. The desktop app can record a whole screen, a window or an area, with a mention of mobile apps including iOS, and camera recording is on all plans. Arcade stitches every click into a demo, and its HTML capture is Enterprise-only without a technical explanation on the pages I read. Neither vendor's docs that I read describe limits for iframes, canvas or shadow DOM.

Editing

Supademo's editor lets you type over text and numbers in HTML demos, blur or mask data, zoom and pan, and add callouts, hotspots and chapters. Branching and variables like {{name}} are listed from Scale up. AI voices are described as 25+ languages in the editor FAQ, although another docs page lists a larger catalogue.

Arcade splits its editor by plan. All plans include hotspots and callouts, chapters, AI voiceover, AI copy, camera recording, background music and a mobile view. Growth adds pan and zoom, video splitting, blur, autoplay, branching, CTA buttons, custom variables, forms, AI translations, watermark removal, custom branding and a custom landing page. Enterprise adds custom fonts and up to ten brand kits.

Supademo is the tool to pick if you want to change text inside the captured page after recording. Arcade's strengths are the automatic motion and the video-style editing.

AI

Supademo's AI Command is an in-dashboard assistant on paid plans that rewrites step titles in bulk, with every content-changing action needing your approval. Its MCP server (OAuth, 80+ actions, Scale and above) connects Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and others. AI Demo Agents are a usage-based add-on priced in credits.

Arcade lists unlimited AI demos, AI voiceovers and an MCP on its Free card and AI translations on Growth. Its credit-based plans apply to its separate AI video product, which is priced independently (a Pro plan at $49 a month billed annually) and is not part of the interactive demo plans.

Sharing and leads

Supademo offers public, workspace-only, email-gated, password and SSO-gated links, expiring links, iframe, popup and in-app embeds, lead capture and surveys, and exports to MP4, GIF, PDF and SCORM. Viewers are unlimited on every plan, and Showcase collections group demos and documents into one page.

Arcade gives every plan a link and iframe embed. Forms and CTAs capture leads on Growth and Enterprise, MP4 and GIF export is on Growth and Enterprise, and collections, custom share links, a custom domain and offline access are Enterprise-only.

Analytics and integrations

Supademo tracks viewer counts, completion, session duration, CTA clicks, drop-off and per-viewer sessions. Arcade's basic and advanced insights are on Growth and Enterprise, covering views, completion, CTA clicks, step drop-off and branching choices, with per-account analytics, audience reveal and data export on Enterprise.

Supademo lists HubSpot, Salesforce, Slack, Zapier, Marketo, Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Seismic and webhooks. Arcade lists Amplitude, Clearbit, Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, HubSpot, Intercom, Mixpanel, PostHog, Salesforce, Segment and Slack, with a native Salesforce integration on Enterprise. Neither lists plan requirements for most integrations.

Security and teams

Both state SOC 2 Type II. Supademo lists GDPR compliance, a DPA, AES-256 encryption, data residency options and that customer data does not train AI models, with SAML SSO and audit logs on Enterprise. Arcade lists TLS and AES-256 encryption and daily backups, with SSO, role-based access control and security reviews on Enterprise.

Supademo bills per creator and allows five view-only collaborators on Scale and unlimited on Business and above. Arcade's Growth plan allows up to 10 users with extra seats at $50 a month.

What it costs over a year

Scenario Supademo Arcade
One person, screenshot-style demos Scale: $456 a year billed annually Growth: $510 a year billed yearly
Five people, screenshot-style demos Scale: $2,280 a year Growth: $2,550 a year
One person, HTML demos Business: $2,388 a year Enterprise: custom

On monthly billing, Supademo Scale is $600 a year per creator and Arcade Growth $600 per seat.

Prices checked on each vendor's pricing pages on 24 October 2026. Arcade's interactive demo prices are on its separate interactive demos pricing page.

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Which should you choose?

  • Choose Supademo if you want editable HTML demos at a published price, a free plan with video recordings, or AI editing and MCP tooling.
  • Choose Arcade if the demo is a marketing asset: a landing-page tour, a launch teaser or a clip you will also export as video.
  • If HTML fidelity is essential, note that Arcade makes you contact sales while Supademo publishes the price.

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Iroro Chadere
Iroro Chadere
Founder, Escourtly

Founder of Escourtly. Building interactive product walkthrough tools that help founders show their product features natively and drive conversions.