Show the work.
Make it their story.
Build an interactive sales demonstration around the automation your agency actually offers.
From template to shareable demo.
Read the walkthrough
- Choose customer support. Imagine your agency is pitching a support service to an online shop.
- Make it familiar. Add the shop’s name, Cedar Goods, and customize the steps, including where the shop’s team takes over.
- Publish and share. Change Showroom status to Published, save, and copy the link. Your prospect can explore without an account.
- Show an everyday question. A customer asks “Where is my order?” The demo shows invented order details and an example reply: the lamp is on its way, expected Thursday.
- Show when a person is needed. Switch to a refund request. The example prepares a handoff for the shop’s team. No refund is issued and no message is sent.
- Make your service easy to understand. The prospect can see how the proposed service could fit their business. You write the sample data and replies; the demo does not connect to real orders or run live AI.
1. Choose a starting point
Explore 20 starting points. Pilot includes the 10 original options; Starter adds 5 templates (15 total), and Agency includes all 20. Each card shows its required plan. You can preview any demo before upgrading. Select Use this template to open a copy in your studio. The 6 workflows cover invoices, support, documents, sales research, content approval, and phone conversations. The blank builder starts with a simple structure. The 3 booking templates cover cleaning, consulting, and automotive services.
2. Add your agency and your prospect
Name the showroom, enter the prospect’s business and your agency name, set an accent color, and write a welcome message. An optional HTTPS agency contact link can open your contact page or scheduler. Keep the showroom as Draft while you work.
3. Customize your template
The 6 core workflow templates, blank builder, and 10 additional paid templates support the Steps and Scenarios editors described below. The 3 booking templates use preset steps and 4 preset scenarios; customize their service name, appointment duration, follow-up delay, and branding instead.
In Steps, open any step to change its title, explanation, sample output, or continue button. Choose a document, structured record, chat, research findings, content draft, approval decision, phone script, or result. Add, duplicate, remove, and move steps using the controls. Each editable workflow supports up to 12 steps.
Use {{business}} for the prospect’s name, {{agency}} for your agency, and {{input}} for the visitor’s example input. For records, put one Field: value on each line. For conversations and phone scripts, put one Speaker: message on each line.
4. Build alternate outcomes
In Scenarios, edit a path’s name, sample input, and final result. Uncheck steps that should be skipped, and write different outputs where that scenario needs them. Blank overrides use the step’s original output. Add or duplicate scenarios to show your own exceptions, up to six per demo.
An optional matching phrase lets the visitor’s input select a scenario when they enable automatic matching. The first matching phrase wins. With no match, their selected scenario stays active. These are simple text rules, not AI interpretation.
5. Try it before sharing
For editable workflows, open Try your demo inside the editor to test unsaved changes. Run every scenario, check the outputs, and try alternate decisions on approval steps. Save the showroom, then open its card for an owner preview. Owner previews do not add visits or collect real follow-up requests.
6. Publish and invite a conversation
Change the status to Published, save, and use Share to copy the prospect link. Site-level access must allow the recipient to visit; publishing a showroom does not make a private site public. Use the separate follow-up form on the prospect link to test request capture.
7. Review interest
Engagement shows visit sessions, completion, agency-link clicks, and progress milestones. Follow-up requests appear in your studio; use Refresh requests to load new ones and Export CSV to download them. Email notifications are not sent. Duplicate a showroom to reuse it for another prospect. Deletion also removes that showroom’s activity and requests.
DemoPop shows the workflow you have authored. It does not run a live AI model, parse documents, research real prospects, post content, or execute integrations. Phone demos use editable transcripts and optional browser voice playback, with no microphone or real call. Use fictional examples and explain separately what your delivered automation will actually do.