Reprise
Reprise is demo creation software that lets presales, sales and marketing teams build product tours, cloned sandbox demos and personalized demo data without writing code, mainly for enterprise software companies.
Updated October 2026
Overview: What is Reprise?
Pricing is by quote: a yearly platform fee plus per-user licenses (checked October 2026).
Reprise covers three kinds of demo in one library. Product tours are captured screens you share as a link. Full clones are self-contained copies of your app that reps can click through and reset. Data injection fills charts and tables in a clone or in the live product with data that fits the prospect, and switches off after the call. In a sales process it serves the demo and follow-up stages, and website tours can capture leads earlier.
Fit: Ideal customer profile.
Software companies with a complex product, a presales team and long enterprise deals, where every rep needs a reliable demo and security review matters. Early-stage teams that only need a few website tours will likely find the annual platform fee hard to justify against lighter tools.
- Repeatable live demos for complex products
- Leave-behind product tours
- Demo data without touching production
Capabilities
Key features.
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Product tours built from captured screens, shared as one link or embedded on a site
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Full application clones for interactive, resettable sandbox demos
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AI data injection that fills charts, tables and fields in a clone or the live app
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Flows that chain a video, several tours and a lead form into one link
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Engagement analytics by user, session or account, with lead capture
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An MCP server with demo-authoring tools for Claude and other AI assistants
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SSO, role-based access, SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 on every package
Usage
How to use Reprise.
Install the browser extension, capture the screens or app you want to show, then edit text, images and data without code and publish to the shared library. Reprise lists native integrations with Salesforce, HubSpot, Marketo and Google Analytics plus a custom API, so demo views and leads can reach the CRM and marketing automation. Through the MCP, an assistant like Claude can build or edit demos from call notes.
Cost
Pricing.
Reprise doesn't publish prices; it sells one platform package on an annual fee plus per-user licenses (checked October 2026). Vendr, which brokers software purchases, reports a median contract of about $31,600 a year.
Reprise Platform
- Annual platform fee plus per-user licenses
- Unlimited guided demos and data injection
- App cloning, analytics and integrations
- Dedicated account team
At a glance
Quick facts.
- Stack position
- Enablement
- Category
- Sales Tools
- Best for
- Repeatable live demos for complex products, Leave-behind product tours, Demo data without touching production
- Pricing
- Reprise doesn't publish prices; it sells one platform package on an annual fee plus per-user licenses (checked October 2026). Vendr, which brokers software purchases, reports a median contract of about $31,600 a year.
Subcategories
- Demo
- Interactive Demos
Questions
Frequently asked.
How much does Reprise cost?
Reprise prices by quote: a yearly platform fee plus per-user licenses. Vendr reports a median buyer pays about $31,600 a year (checked October 2026).
Does Reprise integrate with Salesforce and HubSpot?
Yes. Reprise lists Salesforce, HubSpot, Marketo and Google Analytics integrations and a custom API, so demo engagement and captured leads can flow into your CRM.
What's the difference between a Reprise tour and a clone?
A tour is a set of captured screens with guided steps, good for leave-behinds and website demos. A clone is a full interactive copy of your app's front end that reps can click through freely and reset, without touching production.
What are Reprise's limits?
There's no self-serve plan or public price, contracts are annual, and the setup suits teams with someone to own the demo library. For a handful of simple website tours, lighter tools cost far less.
What are the alternatives to Reprise?
Walnut, Navattic, Storylane, Consensus and Demostack also build interactive product demos. Compare them on whether you need full app clones and live data injection or only captured tours, and on whether a plan is self-serve.
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