Walnut is the enterprise interactive demo platform for sales-led B2B SaaS — codeless HTML capture, CRM-linked demo analytics and personalised demo environments per prospect.
HTML capture produces living, interactive demos that look exactly like the real product
Demo personalisation at scale — swap logo, name and data for each prospect automatically
Insights show per-slide engagement, completion rates and viewer identity via CRM sync
No engineering required — sales and SE teams own demo creation independently
Walnut is the most enterprise-leaning of the interactive-demo platforms. It targets sales engineering and demand-generation teams at mid-market and enterprise SaaS companies — the kind of organisation with named accounts, dedicated SE resources, and a real cost attached to a botched live demo. Walnut prices accordingly.
How it actually works
SE teams record core product flows in Walnut, edit them with branching paths, and assemble personalised demos for named accounts. Reps can swap data, branding, and language per account from a template library. Analytics show prospect engagement and feed Salesforce. The platform also supports live demos with a guided overlay and synchronous click-through.
Pricing reality
Walnut does not publish pricing. Customer reports indicate starting deals around $1,200 to $1,500 per month for small teams, scaling to $50,000+ per year for enterprise rollouts. Pricing is typically per editor seat, with viewer access uncapped.
Annual contracts only. Implementation and training are usually bundled into the first-year price.
How it compares
Tool
Pricing
Best for
Walnut
$1,200+/mo
Enterprise SE teams
Storylane
$40/creator
Mid-market marketing teams
Reprise
$1,500+/mo
Enterprise, similar profile
Supademo
$27/creator
SMB and bootstrap teams
Who should buy it
Pick Walnut if you have a sales-engineering function, named-account selling, and a demo budget. Skip it if you are pre-Series-B, marketing-led, or comparing on price — Storylane and Supademo deliver 80% of the capability at a fraction of the cost.
Get a Walnut demo
Pricing is custom — book a discovery call to scope your team.
SDRs send personalized Walnut links to prospects after discovery calls. Engagement metrics flag hot leads before the next meeting. Walnut reduces back-and-forth scheduling and surfaces which features resonate with each buyer segment.
$355 value
02
Measure demo effectiveness and optimize
RevOps teams use Walnut's dashboards to benchmark demo completion, time-to-close, and win rates by demo variant. They A/B test messaging and product positioning, then scale winning demos across the team.
$356 value
03
Control product narrative without engineering
Founders and product marketers build and update Walnut demos in-house—swapping screenshots, copy, and CTAs without filing dev tickets. Agencies use Walnut to deliver client-branded demos at scale.
$357 value
04
Founder office hours
Quarterly access to product leadership.
$565 value
05
Stack credits
Bonus credits redeemable on partner tooling.
$566 value
06
Annual audit
We re-verify the offer every quarter so it never goes stale.
$567 value
How to claim
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Click claim
Hit the button on this page — opens the partner site in a new tab.
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Apply via your VC or accelerator
Check your investor or accelerator benefits portal for the Walnut partner code. Y Combinator, Sequoia, and most Tier 1 VCs have codes available.
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Discount applies automatically
Renewals stay at the same rate — verified by us, not the vendor.
How Walnut stacks up
How Walnut compares to alternatives across pricing and features
Feature
Walnut
Free trial
14 days
Cheapest paid plan
$0/mo
Annual discount
Up to 25%
Refund window
30 days
Setup time
< 1 hour
Best for
Founders
What members say
“SEs now control the demo environment — no more waiting on dev”
“Demo analytics changed how we coach the sales team”
“Personalized demos at scale — every prospect gets their name in the UI”
It is not publicly published. Small-team deals typically start around $1,200 to $1,500/month; enterprise rollouts run into five and six figures annually.
Is there a free trial?
Walnut runs guided trials inside a sales process rather than a self-serve free tier.
What is the difference between Walnut and Storylane?
Walnut is enterprise sales-led, with deeper SE workflows and a much higher price. Storylane is marketing-first and meaningfully cheaper. Capability overlap is more than 80%.
Does it support live demos?
Yes — a guided live-demo overlay lets reps run a personalised, controlled walkthrough on a video call.
What integrations are first-class?
Salesforce, HubSpot, Marketo, Outreach, and SOC 2-compliant SSO providers.
Is it overkill for a 10-person company?
Almost certainly. Storylane or Supademo deliver the same buyer experience at SMB pricing.