Consensus Pricing 2026: $600–$1,250/mo — Worth It? | Supademo Blog

Consensus Pricing Overview

Consensus has long been one of the most opaque platforms to price-shop. For years, the only way to learn what it cost was to book a demo and wait for a custom quote.

That changed in 2026. Consensus now publishes starting prices for its Starter and Pro tiers directly on its pricing page. The Enterprise plan still requires a sales conversation, but the first two tiers are visible for the first time.

The bigger question is what those prices actually unlock. Starter is primarily positioned around marketing use cases, while the sales analytics, personalized links, MCP, API access, and integrations such as Salesforce, Gong, and Outreach require Pro at $1,250/month.

Comparing Pricing

Platform Price Payment Type Free Trial
Consensus $7,200/year to start Annual-only, no free trial No
Supademo From $38/mo Free plan + 14-day trial Yes

What is Consensus?

Consensus is a demo automation platform built for B2B presales and sales teams. It lets organizations create on-demand video demos, interactive product tours, and automated product simulations that buyers can access without scheduling a live call. The platform is known for its Demolytics analytics and buyer intent tracking.

How much does Consensus cost in 2026?

Consensus has 3 pricing tiers: Starter, Pro, and Enterprise. Here's the pricing table at a glance:

Plan Monthly price Billing Users included
Starter $600/mo Billed annually 5
Pro $1,250/mo Billed annually 10
Enterprise Custom Billed annually Custom

All plans require annual billing. Consensus does not offer a monthly payment option, a free plan, or a self-serve trial.

What do you get with each Consensus plan?

The gap between Starter and Pro is significant, and Enterprise unlocks an entirely different product category (Simulations). Here is what each tier includes:

Consensus Starter plan ($600/month)

The Starter plan is marketed as the "essential toolkit for marketing teams to boost web conversion." It includes:

What is missing: No personalized sales links, no sales analytics (heatmaps, stakeholder discovery), and no API access.

Consensus Pro plan ($1,250/month)

Pro is described as the "full platform for personalizing sales interactions and accelerating deals." It adds substantial capabilities on top of Starter:

Consensus Enterprise plan (custom pricing)

Enterprise adds:

What are the hidden costs of Consensus?

Several cost factors can increase your total spend:

  1. Seat expansion: Adding users beyond the included 5 (Starter) or 10 (Pro) increases your contract.
  2. Annual-only billing: All plans are billed annually.
  3. Integration gating: Sales integrations are locked behind the Pro plan.
  4. Simulations access: Automated product simulations are Enterprise-only.
  5. No free plan or free trial: Every purchase requires a sales conversation.

Is Consensus pricing worth it?

Consensus can be worth the price if:

Consensus is not worth the investment when...

How does Consensus compare to alternatives?

Here is how they compare on several key factors:

Feature Consensus Supademo
Starting price $600/mo $350/mo
Free plan No Yes
Free trial No Yes
Users included (entry plan) 5 5 creators + unlimited free viewers
Demo formats Video demos HTML clones, screenshots, video
Analytics Demolytics Drop-off rates,

Frequently Asked Questions about Consensus pricing

How much does Consensus cost compared to Supademo?

Consensus starts at $600/mo for the Starter plan. Supademo starts at $38/mo per creator with a free plan and a 14-day trial.

Does Consensus have a free plan?

No, Consensus does not offer a free plan or a self-serve free trial.

How much does Consensus cost per year?

At the Starter plan, the total annual commitment is $7,200. Pro is $15,000/year.