Simple pricing for protected demos

An invited email address on a demo. Each demo has its own invite list, so the Free limit is per demo — not per workspace. Disabled seats don’t count against the limit.

No. POCX only handles the front door: identity, terms and sessions. Once a viewer is through the gate, traffic goes straight to your app — nothing passes through us. And if you self-host, nothing leaves your servers at all.

You wouldn’t, for the software — it’s free to self-host with every feature. The Pro plan pays for the managed cloud: we run it, keep email deliverability healthy, and handle upgrades, so you don’t stand up a server just to pitch a demo.

Adding a fourth viewer prompts an upgrade to Pro. Existing viewers keep their access — nothing breaks, nothing is revoked. (Self-hosting has no seat limit.)

Each signature records the signer’s typed full name, their email identity (verified by a one-time code), a timestamp, IP address and user agent, plus a SHA-256 hash of the exact terms text shown — and a signed PDF certificate is emailed to the signer. That’s standard electronic-signature evidence. (This is product information, not legal advice.)

Especially. FDEs prototype inside other people's buildings: you build fast, demo early, and your work is seen by exactly the people best placed to rebuild it without you. POCX gives every field prototype its own gate — verified identity and an NDA-grade e-signature before the first screen — plus the audit trail and PDF evidence to point to if a client's team ships your idea after the engagement ends.

Yes. Use the standard protective template with {{variables}} for your company, demo and purpose — or replace it entirely with your own text. Bumping the version forces every viewer to re-accept.

Cancel anytime from the dashboard — access continues until the end of the period you’ve paid for. After that, your gates keep working within Free limits — viewers aren’t locked out.