Every trial gets the demo
your best rep would give.

When a trial starts, Barkan reads the company’s website and plans a tour around it: the features that matter to them, each with its reason, shown live in your product before anyone asks for a call.

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Three moments a booked demo never reaches. 

Most trials never ask for a call, and the ones that do ask a week too late. These are the three places a rep would have made the difference, and now something does.

  1. The hour the trial starts

    Nobody books anything

    They came to try it, not to meet you. Barkan reads their website, works out what they actually do, and opens with the three features that matter to them — each with the reason it matters.

  2. Ten minutes in

    The question your deck would have answered

    They ask it in their own words, halfway through the product, at eleven at night. Barkan answers where they are standing, then carries on with the tour.

  3. The evaluation

    Someone else opens the account

    The colleague added on day three never saw the first session. They get the same demo, in the same product, without anyone rebooking anything.

Four steps. No flow builder. 

Four steps. No flow builder. 

It runs on top of the product you already shipped. No flows to draw, no selectors to pin, nothing to rebuild after your next release.

Paste one script tag

Give it what you know

Describe the tour

Read what came back

One line in your product and it is live. It shows up only on the pages you allow, and nowhere else.

Paste one script tag

Give it what you know

Describe the tour

Read what came back

One line in your product and it is live. It shows up only on the pages you allow, and nowhere else.

Paste one script tag

Give it what you know

Describe the tour

Read what came back

One line in your product and it is live. It shows up only on the pages you allow, and nowhere else.

“The best onboarding was always a person walking you through your own account. It never scaled past the biggest customers. Now it does.” 

Gabriel Lancelot

Co-founder, Barkan

Gabriel Lancelot, co-founder of Barkan

You pay when they finish. Not when they sign up. 

An onboarding someone abandons costs you nothing. No seats, no monthly-active-user tiers, no contract. Every site starts with $25 in credits and no card, which is your first 16 onboardings.

Pay as you go

No contract. You pay for what Barkan actually finishes for your users.

  • $1.50per completed onboardinga guided tour finished; abandoned ones are free
  • $0.60per successful conversationa 15-minute session
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Enterprise

For products with real traffic, and teams that need SSO, an SLA and someone to call.

Custom

annual contract

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No per-seat pricing. No per-user pricing. Invite your whole team.