Arcade vs Supademo

Neither, in the abstract. They compete for the same job, so it comes down to what your demos have to do. Arcade wins if the deliverable is polished marketing content or AI-generated video, and it adds a Figma plugin, Page Morph, and Audience Reveal for demand-gen teams. Supademo wins if you need a pixel-perfect HTML clone or a free-exploration sandbox for prospects, an LMS-ready SCORM package, or in-app searchable guidance through Demo Hub. Neither one publishes a written help article from the same capture or hosts a branded help center on your own domain, which is where Guidejar comes in.

Both entry paid plans are $50 a seat billed monthly. Arcade Growth drops to $42.50 billed annually and caps at 10 seats. Supademo Scale drops to $38 billed annually, but its guided HTML and sandbox demos, the features it’s best known for, sit on Growth at $350/mo for five creators. Above those, both go to custom Enterprise pricing. Guidejar Pro is $19 a seat billed monthly, or $16 billed annually.

Both have a permanent free plan, and Supademo’s is the more usable one. Arcade Free gives one user 1 published interactive demo and 1 published AI video, 200 AI credits a month, and unlimited views, with generous capture (Chrome extension, desktop app, Figma plugin, AI voiceover, and MCP). Supademo Free gives 5 guided demos, 50 recordings, chapters, PDF export, and video-to-guide splitting, though everything carries a Supademo watermark. Guidejar’s free plan is 5 guides with browser capture, PDF export, sharing, and embedding, also watermarked.

Supademo does; Arcade doesn’t. Supademo wraps any demo as a SCORM 1.2 package for Cornerstone, Docebo, Moodle, and others, free and without an account, and it reports completion and score back to the LMS. One honest caveat: it’s an iframe wrapper, not a self-contained package, so the module needs live network access to Supademo, and it breaks if you cancel. Arcade has no SCORM export. For the record, Guidejar has no SCORM either, so if LMS delivery is a hard requirement, Supademo is the pick here.

Arcade. Its Creator Studio turns a prompt into a marketing video grounded in your Brand Kit, and Arcade says a new video averages about six minutes to make. Supademo has no prompt-to-video generator. Its AI Demo Agent is a different thing: a voice-led agent that runs discovery, plays the right interactive demo, and hands qualified buyers to sales, available as a Growth and Enterprise add-on. If AI video is what you want, that is squarely Arcade’s territory.

Page Morph is Arcade’s pre-recording editor. In the Chrome extension you click any text or element on the live page and rewrite it before you record, and the change persists across clicks and reloads, which is handy for scrubbing real customer data or demoing copy the product hasn’t shipped. It’s on Growth. Supademo doesn’t edit the live page before capture, but its HTML demos let you find-and-replace text and data after capture, plus AI data editing on Growth. Same goal, opposite ends of the workflow.

Written export, yes; a hosted article help center, no. Both can turn a demo into a written step-by-step doc: Arcade’s Step-by-Step Guide (Growth, static and not embeddable) and Supademo’s Copy Steps as an SOP (free). But neither hosts a searchable, branded article knowledge base on your own domain. Arcade’s Collections and Supademo’s Showcase are demo galleries, not article CMSes. Guidejar publishes the same capture as both a Walkthrough View and a written Scroll View, and puts the whole library on a help center at your own domain from the Plus plan.