PageVeil

Demoing software on a live account has an obvious catch: the dashboard you want to show also shows a customer's name, a revenue figure or an API key. PageVeil handles it inside the page. You click any element, draw a rectangle over a region, or highlight exact words and numbers, and it blurs them while the rest stays readable. You can set the blur light or fully unreadable, hover an item to remove just that one, or clear everything at once.

The more useful trick is replacement. Instead of a blurred smudge, PageVeil can swap real names, emails and totals, along with IDs and notes, for believable fake values, so a demo account still looks like a working product. It can also mask the browser tab's title and favicon, which is an easy place for a customer or ticket name to slip through.

If you show the same pages every week, the Pro plan saves rules by exact URL, page path or whole domain and re-applies them after a refresh or in-app navigation. Demo Mode switches every saved protection on a site on or off with one click before a call, and an auto-scan looks for sensitive data types on the page.

The free plan covers manual blurring and saved rules for one website. Pro is $12 per user a month, and the site advertises 50% off with annual billing. Payments go through Paddle.

PageVeil calls itself local-first. By its own description, normal blurring and replacement run in the browser, and page content isn't uploaded just to blur it. Saved rules keep only the details needed to re-apply them, according to the home page, and the privacy policy, last updated May 21, 2026, says the account side collects name, email, billing and usage data.

The site is also clear about the limit. Blurring changes what viewers see in the browser, and it doesn't replace a team's own security process.

PageVeil comes from the same maker as several social cleanup tools, including DeleteTweets and BskyDelete, though no company is named on its pages. If you run demos or record walkthroughs from a real account, the free plan is enough to try it on one site before your next call.