Navattic
SoftwareNewA no-code platform for go-to-market teams to build interactive product demos that accelerate buyers.
About Navattic
Modern buyers want to try before they talk to sales, and forcing them to 'book a demo' just to see your product is an increasingly good way to lose them. Navattic solves that with a no-code platform that lets go-to-market teams build interactive product demos — the kind buyers can explore themselves — without pulling in engineering.
No-code demos, no engineering tickets
Navattic's core value is independence: marketing and sales teams can create interactive product demonstrations on their own, no developer time required. That means you can ship a demo on your timeline instead of waiting in the engineering backlog, and update it whenever the product changes. It powers demo experiences for over 1,000 customers, from startups to enterprise SaaS leaders, so the approach is well proven.
AI-assisted building and autonomous demos
The platform has leaned into AI in smart ways. Launchpad handles demo automation, Agent Demos deliver AI-powered autonomous demos that can guide a prospect on their own, and Copilot offers AI-assisted building so you get from idea to interactive demo faster. It's automation aimed squarely at the parts of demo-building that used to be tedious.
Wired into your funnel
A demo is only as useful as the data it generates, so Navattic integrates with CRMs, marketing automation platforms and analytics tools, tracking engagement and conversions across the entire buyer journey. You can see who engaged with which demo, feed that into your CRM, and let sales follow up on genuinely warm interest rather than cold guesses.
Product-led growth, enabled
For teams pursuing product-led growth, interactive demos are a cornerstone — they let the product sell itself on a landing page or in an email. Navattic is built precisely to power that motion.
Who it's for
Navattic is aimed at sales engineers, presales teams, sales reps, marketing leaders, product marketers, and growth teams at SaaS companies of every size — anyone whose job is to get prospects to that 'aha' moment faster.
Pricing
Navattic offers transparent, usage-tiered pricing, and you can start building with a free account. That means you can create and publish a real interactive demo before deciding whether to scale up.
The no-code independence pays off continuously, not just once: whenever your product changes, marketing can refresh the demo themselves in minutes, so what prospects see is always current. That eliminates the familiar problem of a polished demo slowly drifting out of sync with the real product — and it keeps engineering focused on building the product rather than maintaining sales assets.
Bottom line: Navattic lets GTM teams build and automate interactive product demos with no code and full funnel tracking — a purpose-built engine for product-led growth and faster buyer journeys.
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