Flaxxa Stage vs Storylane, Arcade, Supademo and Navattic
All five turn your product into a demo people can click through. Here's where they differ, from the first click you record to the price you pay, checked against each company's own website on 12 October 2026.
Where Flaxxa Stage stands out.
The live page, in motion
Stage records the page itself on every plan, so demos stay sharp at any size, and the scrolling, typing and page changes between clicks play inside the demo.
From $9 a month, for the whole workspace
Stage's paid plans start at $9 a month for the workspace. The other four start at $50 a month or more, billed monthly.
AI that directs the whole demo
Prompter writes every tooltip and narration script, AI voices them or you record your own, music dips under the voice, and an AI presenter can speak each scene.
Privacy built in
Nothing is recorded until you press Record, password fields are always hidden, and Audience counts views without storing viewers' IP addresses.
Side by side.
"Not listed" means we couldn't find it on that company's site, not that it's missing. Checked 12 October 2026.
| Feature | Flaxxa Stage | Storylane |
|---|---|---|
| Recording | ||
| Records with a Chrome extension | Plus a desktop app | |
| Captures the live page (HTML) The page itself, not a picture of it, so it stays sharp at any size | Every plan | |
| Keeps the motion between clicks Scrolling, typing and page changes play inside the demo | Every demo | Opt-in video steps |
| Directing | ||
| Hotspots and tooltips on every step | Pointers and Tooltips | |
| Zoom in on a detail | The Camera | |
| Blur private data | ||
| Chapters | Acts | |
| Lead-capture forms in the demo | Form cards | |
| AI and sound | ||
| AI writes the step text | Prompter | |
| AI voiceover | ||
| Record your own voice | ||
| AI presenter (avatar) A presenter who speaks the scene on screen | Minutes vary by plan | |
| Background music | Dips under the voice | |
| Sharing | ||
| Share link and website embed | 2 demos on Free | |
| Password-protected links | 2 demos on Free | |
| MP4 video export | 2 demos on Free | |
| Step-by-step guide export | PDF, Word or Markdown; 2 on Free | PDF, Word or Markdown |
| Your branding on the player | ||
| Measuring | ||
| Analytics for every step Views, completion and where viewers drop off | ||
| Pricing | ||
| Free plan | 10 demos; share or export 2 | 1 published demo |
| Paid plans from Billed monthly, in US dollars | $9 / moFor the workspace; $7.50 billed yearly | $50 / mo1 seat; $40 billed yearly |
A plan under a tick: included from that plan up. Prices in US dollars as each company lists them, before tax. How we compared
Which one fits your team?
Each of them does something well. Here's when Stage is the better pick, and when it might not be.
Stage vs Storylane
Storylane is demo automation for B2B sales and marketing teams: screenshot, HTML and video demos in one editor, sandbox demos and deal rooms, with account identification and CRM signals. Its HTML capture and personalization start on the Growth plan.
Pick Stage for
- The live page captured on every plan (Storylane's HTML demos start on Growth, $500 a month billed yearly)
- The motion between clicks kept in every demo, not as opt-in video steps
- A paid plan from $9 a month for the whole workspace (Storylane's Starter is $50 a month for one seat)
Storylane may suit you if you want to edit the captured page's HTML, translate demos, see which companies view them, or sync demo activity into HubSpot or Salesforce.
Stage vs Arcade
Arcade starts from a screen recording and turns it into a demo of screenshots and video clips. It now leads with AI product videos, with interactive demos as one product beside them.
Pick Stage for
- The live page captured on every plan (Arcade keeps HTML capture for Enterprise)
- An AI presenter that can speak each scene (Arcade has no on-screen presenter, by design)
- Password-protected links from $9 a month (Enterprise-only on Arcade)
Arcade may suit you if you want AI-generated product videos alongside your demos, demos translated into other languages, or a desktop recorder.
Stage vs Supademo
Supademo is a self-serve, all-in-one demo platform: screenshot and video demos, HTML clones on its Business plan, a free screen recorder, and AI demo agents that talk to buyers.
Pick Stage for
- The live page captured on every plan (Supademo's HTML clones start on Business, $199 a month billed yearly)
- The motion between clicks kept in every demo, not only with video recording turned on
- Paid plans from $9 a month for the whole workspace (Supademo's Scale is $38 per creator, billed yearly)
Supademo may suit you if you want to share more demos on a free plan (Supademo's has 5), demos translated into other languages, or AI agents that talk to buyers.
Stage vs Navattic
Navattic is built for B2B sales and marketing teams: editable HTML captures, a hub for sales reps, company identification and CRM attribution, on team plans from $500 a month billed yearly.
Pick Stage for
- The motion between clicks kept inside the demo (Navattic's captures are static steps)
- An AI presenter from $29 a month (Navattic's avatars start on its Base plan, $500 a month billed yearly)
- A paid plan for a team of one, from $9 a month
Navattic may suit you if you want to edit the captured page's HTML, see which companies view your demos, or sync demo engagement into HubSpot or Salesforce.
What people ask when they compare demo tools.
If you want demos that capture the live page and keep the motion between clicks without paying for a team plan, yes: Stage does both on every plan, and its paid plans start at $9 a month for the whole workspace. Storylane goes further on sales tooling: editing the captured HTML (from its Growth plan), account identification and CRM sync.
From each company's own words.
On 12 October 2026 we read each company's website, pricing page and help center. Where we couldn't confirm a feature there, the table says "Not listed" rather than guessing. Tools change often, so check their sites before you decide, and if something here is out of date, tell us and we'll fix it. Storylane, Arcade, Supademo and Navattic are trademarks of their owners, and Flaxxa isn't affiliated with them.
See the difference in your own product.
Record a demo of your product in Chrome and watch it play back with every click, the motion between them, and AI-written tooltips. The Free plan needs no credit card.
Flaxxa Stage for Chrome is free in the Chrome Web Store.