How to get more demo requests from your demo page

What are the steps

1. Take the pressure offSprinklr says No pitch, no obligation, and no spam.
2. Say what they getVidyard promises use cases, a walk-through and pricing specific to your needs.
3. Show who they will meetUserpilot puts team photos on the form.
4. Book on the next screenChili Piper says Pick a time on the next screen.
5. Add proofSentinelOne shows a 4.7/5 rating from 300+ reviews.

How do the options compare

Where do these numbers come from

1. Sprinklr demo
2. SentinelOne request a demo

Which real examples show it

Sprinklr

1. Take the sales pressure off

Saying no pitch and no spam out loud answers the main fear of enterprise buyers who expect a hard sell after they book.

1. Promise no pitch and no spam
2. Add a line for buyers not ready to commit
3. Show security badges near the form

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Vidyard

2. Promise pricing on the call

Promising pricing on the call answers the question many buyers book a demo to ask, so they know it will not be a runaround.

1. Say you will cover pricing
2. List what the demo includes
3. Ask for three fields

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Userpilot

3. Show the faces of the people they will meet

Real faces make the call feel like help from a person, and the promise of expert advice gives value even before buying.

1. Put team photos on the form
2. Promise advice, not just a walkthrough
3. Keep the form to three fields

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Chili Piper

4. Ask for three fields and say how long it takes

A short form with a stated time cost removes the main reason people abandon demo forms, and booking the meeting on the next screen keeps the momentum.

1. Cut the form to the fields you route on
2. Say how long the form takes under the button
3. Let people pick a time right after submitting

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SentinelOne

5. Show the product next to the form

A product screenshot beside the form shows what the demo is about, so the request feels like a step toward something real.

1. Add a product screenshot beside the form
2. Show your review score above it
3. List three things they will learn

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Contentsquare

6. Promise to match them with the right expert

Promising a matched expert and a fast, focused call answers the fear of a generic pitch from a junior rep.

1. Promise who they will talk to
2. Name the use cases you can cover
3. Show review scores above the headline

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