Live Demo

The Live Demo lets you explore Eclipse before creating an account. You enter a fully populated workspace built around a realistic fictional company, so you can see how the platform looks and feels when it already has content, research, competitors, and brand context loaded.

This is a live product workspace. It is not a video tour or a mockup.

How it works

1. Open the Live Demo page from the Eclipse website.
2. Choose the industry workspace closest to your market.
3. Enter the workspace immediately.
4. Explore the product for 30 minutes.

Available industries can change over time as new demo workspaces are added.

What you can explore

Each demo workspace is pre-loaded so you can move straight into the product without hitting empty states. Depending on the workspace, you can browse:

• cited articles and the content library
• competitor intelligence and positioning data
• keyword tracking and rankings
• Cortex Canvas with pre-built research nodes
• brand profile and workspace setup data
• AI visibility and reporting surfaces where available

The goal is simple: show you what Eclipse looks like when a workspace is already in use.

What is read-only

The Live Demo is read-only. You can open pages, inspect data, read articles, and move through the workspace, but you cannot change the shared demo environment.

That means you cannot:

• generate new content
• publish to a CMS
• connect integrations
• edit brand settings
• add keywords or competitors
• invite team members
• buy or spend credits
• run new research jobs

If you try to use a blocked action, Eclipse explains that the feature is available in a real account.

Session length

Each demo session lasts 30 minutes. A countdown banner stays visible while you explore so you know how much time is left.

When the session ends, Eclipse takes you to an expiry page with two next steps:

• start a free trial if you want your own workspace
• book a demo call if you want a guided walkthrough

Live Demo vs free trial

The Live Demo is for evaluation. It gives you a read-only look at a pre-loaded workspace.

A free trial gives you your own workspace. You can add your brand context, connect your tools, create content, and publish for real. If you want to test Eclipse with your own company data, move from the Live Demo to the Quickstart.

When to use it

Use the Live Demo if you want to answer one question quickly: does Eclipse look like the kind of system you would actually use?

If the answer is yes, start a trial and replace the demo company with your own.