A Reprise alternative for HTML demos you can host yourself.

A guided path, not a clone

The Salesforce demo below is what Demo Maker Pro produces: recorded screens played in order, advanced by clicking the target or by Back and Next. There is no free roam. If guided steps are enough for your audience, this is the whole product.

A longer procedure: logging and routing an incident in ServiceNow.

What Reprise lists on its pricing page

Reprise describes a presales platform. Its page lists Full Application Cloning, realistic sandbox environments, unlimited guided demos and AI data injection, SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001, SSO and role-based access in every package, a dedicated global CDN, analytics by user, session and account, integrations with Marketo, HubSpot, Salesforce and Google Analytics, a custom API, an extension-based editor, reusable variables, demo templates and global find-and-replace.

Demo Maker Pro covers one slice of that: the guided demo. You record a browser workflow as HTML or a Windows program as window images, add targets and tooltips, and share the result. It does not clone an application, inject data or provide sandbox environments, and it has no CRM integrations.

For training that does not need a full sandbox, see how to create software training without a sandbox.

Published prices for guided demo creation

Reprise publishes no dollar figures. Its page was checked on October 5, 2026.

Demo Maker Pro publishes the cost of its local capture, editing, export and optional hosting workflow. Reprise’s pricing page describes a broader platform with application cloning, guided demos, AI data injection, analytics and enterprise access controls.

A Reprise quote is needed to calculate a real price difference. Demo Maker Pro’s Team plan uses one shared publishing account, so do not treat its computer licenses as equivalent to a quoted set of Reprise user roles.

Demo Maker Pro figures are list prices in USD, before tax, from the pricing page.

View Reprise pricing

Both can be self-hosted, in different shapes

Reprise documents offline and self-hosted delivery for Tours. Customers can download an offline demo player for their operating system and upload demos to it, or host their own downloaded demos. Reprise does not describe the format of that download.

Demo Maker Pro’s export is one self-contained HTML file. You place it on a web server, an intranet or an LMS, and it runs without contacting our servers. More on self-hosted demos.

When Reprise is the better buy

Choose Reprise when prospects need to explore a cloned application freely, when presales teams need generated demo data, or when your security review asks the demo vendor for the SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 that Reprise lists.

Choose Demo Maker Pro when a clear, repeatable path through a task is the deliverable and you would rather see a price than book a call. Reviewers can start with the IT and security review page.

Questions from presales and training teams

Can viewers click anywhere in a Demo Maker Pro demo?

No. Viewers move through the recorded steps in order, by clicking the target or using Back and Next. There is no exploration mode.

Do viewers need to install anything?

No account, license, extension or install. A browser is enough.

Can I try it without talking to sales?

Yes. Request a 7-day trial on the pricing page and the license key is emailed to you automatically.

How does Demo Maker Pro compare with other Reprise competitors?

If you are weighing tools like Reprise, our interactive demo software comparison puts eleven of them side by side, including Reprise, Navattic, Supademo and Storylane, on where HTML capture starts, desktop capture and pricing read from each vendor’s own page.