Fifty demo environments for fifty sales calls

You run a B2B SaaS. You have fifty prospects in the pipeline. The sales engineer wants to give every prospect a personalized demo environment: their data shape, their integrations, their logo on the dashboard. On Heroku that's fifty dynos. On AWS that's fifty Fargate tasks. The CFO says no.

On Hoody, fifty demo environments are fifty snapshots of your demo-template container. The sales engineer clones one, drops in the prospect's logo and seed data, sends the URL. Forty-eight of those environments sit idle between Tuesday and Friday: costing nothing: while two are being clicked through on calls.

When a prospect signs, the demo container is promoted to their production tenant. Same snapshot, different tier. When they ghost, you destroy the container in one API call.

Each prospect gets a working version of your product. Not a Loom. Not a sandbox. Their own.