Navattic

I think we need to try this out 🤔 Congrats on your launch! It looks awesome!

Hi Product Hunt! 🎉 So excited to have @mwseibel hunt us, thank you! I’m Neil, one of the co-founders at Navattic (YC W21). Our mission is to make it really easy to create shareable versions of your SaaS product. As sales engineers, we noticed that getting prospective customers hands-on with our product was a big challenge. So, we built Navattic. It’s a no-code platform that allows growth teams to build, send, and track shareable product demos. How It Works 🛠 Build - Create a front-end copy of your application 👉 Guide - Add guided walkthroughs 📊 Track - Send to prospects via a distinct link and track engagement Use Cases Sales - After the demo, share an interactive follow-up to engage prospects and keep your product top of mind as they secure internal buy-in. Marketing - Share an interactive product demo directly on a marketing site or embed in outreach campaigns to drive lead generation Offer We love this community, and for all new signups through product hunt, we'll convert your existing product video to a shareable, guided demo at no cost! Get in touch with us to redeem the offer. Note: As founders we still onboard each and every user, guide them through our app, and make sure everyone gets an awesome experience. We'd love to meet you! 👋 🙏 We’d greatly appreciate your feedback and would love to hear your thoughts below! 🙏

I know this problem too well. I was working on a machine learning data analytics tool that was incredibly useful - if you had data in it to start. Since the time to get it working took so long, we had a hard time converting enterprise customers who would have benefited the most. We had one account that we shared the user name/password for, and would embarrassingly show the account with a lot of old historic examples that were really unprofessional. When we had a big client, we took half a day setting up a profile, and when the customer didn’t buy - it was a total waste of times This makes so much sense, and standardizing the process to spin up new sandboxes for the purpose of selling, without engineering work, would have been clutch.