Navattic makes it straightforward to build guided product demos without needing engineering support or access to a live product environment. From a web and CRO standpoint, it’s been useful for showing how the product works in a way that feels concrete and intentional. The editor is easy to work in, updates are manageable as the product changes, and the demos integrate cleanly into website and campaign pages. It’s a practical way to give prospects meaningful product context early. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Navattic works best when demos are tightly scoped and well planned. It’s not built for open-ended exploration, so the value depends on how clearly the flow is designed. The analytics cover the basics but have some limitations when you want deeper funnel analysis across multiple touchpoints. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like Navattic because it gives me the ability to fully customize the demo experience—something I haven’t found in any other interactive demo platform. I can easily create screenshots and have the flexibility to edit and rearrange them, which allows me to highlight only the most important features. This level of customization helps make the demo experience clear and easy to understand for prospects by stripping away features that could otherwise be confusing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I ran into a few hiccups and had to rebuild demos more than once before I really learned the tool. The many customization options can be overwhelming; at times, it’s hard to know what to click or change to achieve the experience you’re aiming for.. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Navattic makes it easy to build interactive product demos that our sales and solution consultant teams actively use when demoing to leads. The editor is simple and intuitive, the demos look polished and it’s been a strong asset for sales enablement.

We also share demo links directly with prospects, giving them hands-on exposure to key features and helping them understand the product’s value faster. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Deeper analytics would be helpful for understanding how prospects explore the demos and which features resonate most. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The fact that the product demos use a live HTML environment is hands-down the biggest value add for Navattic's product. In my role, 90% of what I do is coaching and training users on how to perform various website tasks that are required when assigning our online homework software/ebook chapters. Instead of explaining where to click, or what a certain element looks like, Navattic allows users to learn by doing in a demo that looks exactly like the real thing. The Demos I have created have cut my live-support time in half, allowing me to focus more on customers who need more hand-holding or have more complex requests. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There's very little I dislike. I've run into a few scenarios while creating a flow where a webpage may be cut off slightly or navigating through something like a paywall/password screen doesn't work properly, but my CSMs (Kaylie Jensen and Alisa Feng) from Navattic are always responsive when this happens. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Navattic is great for creating guided tours, walkthroughs, and how-to types of demos. Rather than grabbing static screenshots, they actually capture the underlying html and formatting of your website. That allows the demos to be responsive to different window sizes, it allows you to highlight or call attention to specific features, and it even allows you to do some limited editing of the underlying web page so you can do things like change customer names. The tools are accessible to non-technical people, but also have some horsepower available for those with a little more technical savvy who want to do additional customization. They also offer several different ways of sharing the demos, including simple links as well as options to embed the demos in a web page or trigger a pop-up with the demo. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Navattic doesn't have very many downsides. Every once in a while I've struggled with trying to get something to format exactly the way I want it to, but that's mostly been pretty nit-picky stuff. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Navattic is more than just a screen recording tool, which makes it especially valuable for demonstrating our complex enterprise software. It creates a true HTML click-through version of our product, allowing us to offer a guided, interactive experience. I also found it very user-friendly—I was able to build my first demo within just 20 minutes of discovering Navattic. This demo has proven useful in a variety of settings, including conferences, client meetings, and internal presentations to showcase product enhancements. I've even shared it directly with customers to help them explore and utilize the more advanced features of our software.

My team of product managers use the software on a weekly basis crafting a refining experiences through the product that help us to enable our organization, and the field sales teams, partners and customers on new capabilities. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There isn’t much I dislike about the product, but I do see significant untapped potential in this technology. I believe it could develop further to support more complex flows, moving beyond simple linear paths to something more akin to a choose-your-own-adventure experience. This would allow end users to interact with multiple buttons, navigate back and forth, and explore different areas of the product with greater ease and flexibility. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Navattic is very easy to use, offering a streamlined experience for sending out demos that is much simpler than the previous platform I used. Since making the switch, I've noticed an increase in prospect engagement. Additionally, when I enter a website, the prospect or client logo is automatically imported, which adds a nice touch to the process. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One issue I’ve encountered is the requirement to input a website in order to send a demo. Sometimes, I work with small business prospects who either don’t have a website or whose website I haven't identified early in the process. It’s possible there’s a way to bypass this step that I’m not aware of. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about Navattic is how easy it is to build polished, guided demos without needing engineering support. We use it to create interactive product walkthroughs of our platform, including Forge, Tracer, and their associated features, and it lets us tell a clear product story without over-simplifying things.

The editor is intuitive, the flow controls are flexible, and it’s straightforward to tailor demos for different audiences or use cases. It’s been especially useful for website demos and sales conversations, where we can quickly show value and guide users to the most relevant parts of the product. Overall, it’s a reliable way to showcase complex functionality in a way that still feels hands-on and realistic. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There aren’t many major downsides, but some of the more advanced customization options can take a bit of time to discover when you’re first getting started. As demos grow more complex, keeping multiple versions organized and up to date can also require a bit of manual oversight.

That said, these are fairly minor trade-offs given the overall flexibility of the platform, and the core experience remains very strong. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's very intuitive and enables a lot of control. For a product like this, you don't expect there to be as much thought put into how teams will handle a high volume of demos. As I look to organize, duplicate, update and ultimately share slighty different demos to slightly different prospects, I've never felt like I had to compromise anything. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish you could link demos together better. I would like to have a prospect that views the demo be able to choose midway through if they'd like to continue on this demo or go to another one, without forcing them to re-enter their email (I use email-protected ones).

Also an email validation step would be good too. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I appreciate how easy it is to get started with Navattic thanks to its intuitive and user-friendly interface, even without technical knowledge. I also value the flexibility and wide range of options it provides for creating engaging demos. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

At the moment, I haven’t found anything I dislike. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.