Sandboxes for Live Demos & POCs

Deliver pixel-perfect demo replicas that look and feel like your product—and never break—powered by safe, interactive sandboxes.

Why Sales Teams Choose Sandbox Demos

Live demos and POCs are high-stakes. Staging environments are fragile, test data looks messy, and even small glitches can erode trust with a buyer. Sandbox replicas solve this by delivering pixel-perfect demos that behave like the real product—safe, reliable, and personalized in seconds. The result: demos and POCs that always work, look polished, and focus buyers on outcomes that win deals.


How Sales Teams Use Sandbox Demos

  • AEs & SEs → running discovery or deep-dive demos without staging risks

  • Solutions Engineers → delivering polished, reliable POCs buyers can explore safely

  • Sales leaders & enablement teams → standardizing a consistent demo story across the org

  • Champions inside buyer orgs → replaying or sharing demos internally to accelerate consensus

Sandbox demos work best for live demos, POCs, and leave-behinds. They’re not ideal for websites—top-funnel visitors need short, guided tours instead of free-form exploration.


Learn to Create Sandbox Demos 👇

Sandbox demos

3 Tips for Better Sandbox Demos

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🎨 Personalize with Variables

Use variables like {{company}} or {{name}} in titles, steps, and hotspots, and add image variables (like {{logo}}) to swap visuals dynamically. This way, a single sandbox demo can instantly adapt for different accounts—giving each prospect a tailored, branded experience.

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⚪️ Leverage Invisible Hotspots

Use invisible hotspots in your HTML-based sandbox demos to make real UI elements clickable without visual overlays. These create a sandbox-style experience where viewers can interact naturally—click, scroll, and explore—while you still control the navigation flow.

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🔍 Keep It Fresh with Find & Replace

Use Supademo's find-and-replace tool to update text, email addresses, or dates across your sandbox demos instantly—so your presentation always looks current without needing to re-record.

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