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Comparison · Updated June 2026

Mirage vs Storylane.

The fast-moving all-rounder — huge feature set, aggressive pricing tiers from $40 to $1,200/mo, and a strong G2 presence.

TL;DR

Storylane starts at

$40/mo per seat (Starter)

Free plan: Free — 1 seat, 1 published demo, unlimited views, lead capture

Mirage starts at

$0 → $39/mo planned

Free first demo with the full editor, DOM capture, and embeds. No sales call.

Best for: StorylaneMarketing teams that want breadth: screenshot + HTML demos, hubs, AI suite. Mirage — bootstrapped and early-stage SaaS teams that want a buyer-facing demo live today.

Storylane is the volume player in interactive demos: more features, more tiers, more G2 reviews. At $40/mo, its Starter plan is among the cheapest paid entries in the category, and the platform genuinely scales all the way to enterprise. The catch is in the middle: interactive HTML capture — the feature that separates a demo from a slideshow — sits in the Growth tier at $500/mo.

Feature comparison

FeatureMirage.Storylane
Entry paid price$39/mo$40/mo per seat
Free plan1 demo, full editor1 demo, 1 seat
Sign up without a sales call
Interactive DOM captureGrowth ($500/mo)+
Chrome extension capture
Embed anywhere (iframe)
View & drop-off analyticsViews, completionsPaid tiers
CRM / marketing integrationsStarter+
Team seats & SSOPremium+
Time to first demo~90 secondsMinutes

Sourced from public pricing pages, June 2026. Spot an error? Tell us and we'll fix it.

Where Storylane shines

  • Genuinely affordable entry tier at $40/mo with unlimited demos
  • Lead capture available even on the free plan
  • HTML demo editor on Growth — strong DOM editing
  • Demo hubs, personalization tokens, A/B testing as you scale
  • 4.8-star G2 rating across 1,200+ reviews — buyers like it

The trade-offs

  • The jump from Starter ($40) to Growth ($500/mo) is steep — HTML demos live behind it
  • Per-seat add-ons ($40–$100/seat) inflate the real cost for teams
  • Feature breadth brings UI complexity a solo founder may not want
  • Premium tier ($1,200/mo) gates SSO and Salesforce app

Pricing, honestly

Storylane's free plan offers 1 published demo with lead capture included — generous. Starter at $40/mo (1 seat, +$40 per extra seat) unlocks unlimited screenshot/video demos, custom branding, and HubSpot/Zapier. Growth at $500/mo (5 seats) adds the HTML editor, personalization, and A/B testing; Premium at $1,200/mo adds SSO and the Salesforce app. Mirage keeps it simple: free first demo, $39/mo planned for unlimited, DOM capture included — no tier ladder to climb.

Pick Storylane if…

  • You want lead capture forms inside demos from day one
  • You'll grow into hubs, personalization, and A/B testing
  • $40/mo per seat for unlimited screenshot demos fits your budget
  • G2 social proof matters in your buying process

Pick Mirage if…

  • You want DOM-level interactive capture without the $500/mo Growth tier
  • You prefer a focused tool over a feature buffet
  • You're optimizing for time-to-live-demo, not feature checklists
  • Flat pricing with no per-seat math appeals to you

The verdict

Storylane is a strong, fairly-priced choice if screenshot-based demos satisfy you at $40/mo, or if you have $500/mo for the full HTML experience. Mirage is for founders who want the HTML-fidelity experience at the $40 price point — with fewer features, honestly, but the ones that move the needle.

Frequently asked questions

Is Storylane cheaper than Navattic?

At entry, yes — $40/mo vs $500/mo. At the HTML-capture tier, they converge: Storylane Growth is $500/mo, identical to Navattic Base.

What does Mirage do better than Storylane?

Two things: interactive DOM capture without a $500/mo tier, and radical simplicity — capture, polish, publish in one sitting. Storylane wins on breadth: hubs, A/B testing, integrations, AI suite.

Does Storylane have a free plan?

Yes — 1 seat, 1 published demo, unlimited views, and notably lead capture, which most competitors gate behind paid tiers.

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