Arcade Pricing Overview

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Free Trial

Free

1 Users

For anyone who wants to try making their first demos.

Pro

$32.00

1 Users

Publish unlimited Arcades and unlock more publishing controls.

Growth

$42.50

1 Users

Designed for advanced editing and personalization features.

Enterprise

Advanced analytics, enterprise-grade security and priority support.

Arcade Software Pricing Overview
Arcade's pricing model is designed for teams creating interactive product demos and customer onboarding experiences. Starting with a Free plan at $0/month for individual users testing the platform (limited to 3 demos with watermarks), the pricing scales to meet growing business needs.

The Pro plan at $32/user/month (annual billing) removes watermarks and unlocks unlimited professional demos with advanced editing capabilities, perfect for solo creators and small businesses establishing their demo presence.

For collaborative teams, the Growth plan at $42.50/user/month adds team collaboration, custom branding, advanced analytics, and integrations with popular sales tools like HubSpot and Clearbit - essential features for scaling demo creation across marketing and sales teams.
Enterprise pricing (custom, minimum 10 users) provides enterprise-grade security, SSO, dedicated support, and API access for large organizations with specific compliance requirements.

Current promotions include startup discounts for pre-Series A companies and free trials without credit card requirements. Arcade's competitive advantage lies in its no-code interactive demo creation, which eliminates the technical barriers faced with traditional screen recording tools, while offering seamless embedding and detailed viewer analytics that help teams optimize their product storytelling and conversion rates.

Arcade has 4 pricing editions. A free trial of Arcade is also available. Look at different pricing editions below and see what edition and features meet your budget and needs.

Pricing information for Arcade is supplied by the software provider or retrieved from publicly accessible pricing materials. Final cost negotiations to purchase Arcade must be conducted with the seller.

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Pricing information was last updated on July 26, 2025

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Arcade Pricing Reviews

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Julia K.

Principal Product Marketing Manager

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

7/17/2023

"Huge time-saver for product marketers!"

5/5

What do you like best about Arcade?

Love Arcade! It saves a huge amount of time in creating product demos, which is invaluable for a small team that's launching new functionality all the time. We're able to repurpose Arcades across our website, blog, changelog, emails, and even ads, so we get a lot of value out of the product. And it keeps getting better! Every time Arcade releases a new feature, it invariably makes my life easier. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Arcade?

Our competitors have noticed how well it's working for us and have started using the product too. ;) Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Response from Alan Harris of Arcade

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Julia - thanks for sharing your feedback :). As a fellow marketer, I understand the importance of being able to repurpose content as it can be *such* a huge time suck, especially when you have to recreate things with a rapidly changing product.

Regarding your competitors, that's good and bad news(!)... but we're always here to help and give feedback on your demos if you want to make sure you stand out 🔥 !

Verified User in Computer Software

Mid-Market (51-1000 emp.)

2/4/2025

"From basic GIFs to now Localized Content for our Global Customers"

4.5/5

What do you like best about Arcade?

I stumbled on Arcade when I was looking for a simple process for making gifs.

So glad that I did because Arcade has changed so many processes that we had.

Still in early stages, Arcade provides a solution that support how companies communicate both internally and globally with their customers.

Normally, you would see a team use a Figma board to describe their upcoming feature, maybe share a doc, then create a Loom video and eventually create a gif or production video that they share externally. But that takes time and teams continue to iterate.

Arcade lets you take that Figma and make it into a video (Like Loom), but as you go from concept to reality, you don't have to recreate the whole video. You can swap out images or add in new features, change narration and more all on the fly.

PM's can let MKT take over and even CSM iterate on what the others have done.

But the biggest value is that once we have this, their auto-translation feature allows us now to support our global customers providing Closed Captioning or Internationalize Voice Over. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Arcade?

Not really a dislike, but just some challenges.

Like any new tool, there are some learning curves

Collaboration could benefit from some sort of version control process Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.