Peutly vs Storylane. Here is when each one wins.
Storylane and Peutly are both interactive-demo platforms. The honest difference is the pricing model, how much of the enterprise checklist each one has built, and how mature each product is. Pick by the thing that matters most to you.
The matrix
Every Storylane entry below is taken from their public pricing page. If anything is outdated, email us and we will update it.
| Feature | Peutly | Storylane |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model Storylane lists a seat count on each plan and a price for every seat above it. | Per workspace, flat | Per editor seat |
| Unlimited users on every plan Storylane lists 1 seat on Starter, 5 on Growth and 10 on Premium. | ||
| Cost to add one more editor Storylane lists +$40 per additional seat on Starter and +$100 on Growth. | Included | +$40 to +$100/mo |
| Free plan Storylane lists a $0 plan with 1 seat and 1 published demo. Peutly runs a 14-day trial instead. | 1 published demo | |
| Per-step drop-off analytics Storylane lists enhanced analytics from Growth. Peutly records three events per session: step viewed, CTA clicked and demo completed. | Pro+ | Growth+ |
| Custom domain | Pro+ | Premium+ |
| SAML SSO Peutly does Google, Microsoft and email magic links. No SAML, no SCIM. | Premium+ | |
| Public REST API Peutly has no REST API. Outbound webhooks with retries and a delivery log are the programmatic surface on Pro and Enterprise. | Enterprise |
Where Peutly wins
Per-workspace pricing scales with you, not your team size
Storylane prices per editor seat: its Starter plan lists one seat at $40 for each extra, and Growth lists five seats at $100 for each extra. Peutly bundles unlimited users into every plan, so you pay for the product, not the headcount that ships demos with it.
Three tiers, not five
Storylane spreads its demo plans across Free, Starter, Growth, Premium and Enterprise, and puts custom domains and SSO near the top of that ladder. Peutly has Starter, Pro and Enterprise. Analytics, custom domains, password protection and webhooks all sit on Pro.
Founder-level support by default
When you email us, a founder reads it and a founder replies. We are small enough that this is simply how support works, and we would rather say that plainly than dress it up as a support tier.
Recordings you can keep editing
Peutly captures the DOM, so the recorded product stays editable. Rename a button, swap a screenshot, blur a customer name, or run find and replace across every step at once. When your UI ships a change, you fix the demo instead of re-recording it.
Where Storylane wins
A larger library of templates and content
Storylane has been in the category longer and has built a deeper library of templates, playbooks and customer-facing content. If you want to learn the craft from a mature corpus, they have far more material than we do.
Built out for bigger buying processes
Storylane publishes persona-specific material, runs a partner programme, and lists SSO and API access on its higher tiers. If your evaluation involves procurement and a security review, they have more of the boxes already ticked.
Deeper integration with RevOps stacks
Storylane has been around long enough to ship the long-tail CRM and analytics integrations we have not built. Peutly connects to Google Analytics, Segment and Heap, and sends outbound webhooks. That is the whole list.
Choose Storylane if you need SAML, an API, or the more mature category leader. Choose Peutly if you want flat per-workspace pricing, unlimited users, and a founder reading your support email.
Build the same demo in both. See for yourself.
Storylane lists a free plan with one published demo. Peutly gives you 14 days free. Build the demo you would actually ship in both tools and let your own funnel data settle it.