2022 Total Economic Impact Study Discovers a 323% ROI and 60% Lead Conversion Improvement with Reprise

Research saw Reprise customers achieving shorter sales cycles, higher conversion rates, and full-funnel expansion

Today, leading product-experience platform Reprise released the results of a Total Economic Impact (TEI) study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of Reprise. The study found that a composite Reprise customer achieved a 323% ROI on the initial investment over three years ($1.01M net present value) and considerably increased lead conversion.

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Sales and marketing teams use Reprise to produce guided product tours and rich demo environments without having to lean heavily on their engineering teams. Customers have two different product capture options with Reprise: screen-by-screen for advanced editing or the entire front-end to make a complete customized demo environment. They can also add interactive guides, share or embed the experience, integrate with existing sales and marketing stack, and track and analyze usage.

To construct the study, Forrester interviewed four Reprise clients, identifying the benefits, risks, and outcomes they experienced while using the company’s product experience platform. Reprise customers reported shorter sales cycles, faster onboarding times for internal sales representatives, and increased consistency among demos.

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According to the study, the composite Reprise customer also experienced the below benefits in addition to achieving a 323% ROI:

• 60% increase in pipeline conversion rates
• 20% reduction in sales engineering involvement
• 50% increase in marketing staff productivity for sales enablement materials
• 1-week acceleration in sales onboarding

“Forrester’s findings confirm that leading with a custom product experience brings significant results,” said Bryan Stevenson, co-founder and co-CEO of Reprise. “Our platform makes it possible for all software companies, not just those in the study, to experience these kinds of outcomes.”

Reprise has expanded rapidly since emerging from stealth in November 2020, with over 1400% year-over-year ARR and team growth. Customers like ZoomInfo, Outreach, Pendo, Silicon Valley Bank, and Cloudera rely on Reprise for their demo and product experiences and to experience results like the ones in this study.

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