Pitch
A collaborative deck tool built around brand templates, where AI can generate a first draft of slides from an outline and your whole team edits the same deck live.
What you'd use it for
Getting a whole team past the blank-canvas problem on a deck, with everyone editing the same on-brand file live instead of emailing versions back and forth.
- Generate a full first draft of a presentation from a written prompt, using a template or your company's own logo, colours and fonts
- Edit slides through chat: tighten copy, adjust tone, or reorganise content across a deck
- Co-edit the same deck live with a team, with comments and slide assignments
- See visitor data on who opened and interacted with a shared deck or pitch room
- Run any of 20-plus other AI actions, including translating slides, writing chart descriptions, or adding an agenda slide
The verdict
Pitch earns its place on the collaboration and brand-consistency side, not the AI side — live co-editing and a brand kit that actually holds across slides is the genuine advance over a single-player deck tool. The AI draft is a fast way past a blank canvas, not a finished product, and free-tier AI use is capped at 100 lifetime credits rather than a monthly refill, so a solo user testing it seriously will hit that ceiling. It suits a small team standardising how decks get made more than a single person after one polished deck.
What it costs
| Tier | Price | For | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | €0 | Individuals creating unlimited presentations without paying, per the vendor's own FAQ. | Unlimited presentations, up to 5 workspace members, and 100 AI credits total -- the vendor's own note is that this amount does not renew once used. |
| Plus | €10/month, billed annually | Someone outside a workspace who needs to edit alongside a team. | Everything in Free, plus 500 AI credits per month that renew with the subscription and are shared across the team, and the ability to collaborate on presentations from outside the owning workspace. |
| Team | €15/month, billed annually, for 1-25 members | Small teams building decks together regularly. | Everything in Plus, the same 500 AI credits per month shared across the team, plus shared team spaces and broader collaboration limits. |
| Business | €20/month, billed annually, for 1-200 members | Larger teams delivering decks at scale. | Everything in Team, 750 AI credits per month shared across the team, plus admin controls and unlimited teamspaces. |
| Enterprise | Custom pricing | Organisations with custom SSO, SCIM and security requirements. | SAML-based SSO, SCIM, a dedicated success manager. |
Read from Pitch's own pricing page on 25 Sep 2026. Vendors change prices without notice.
What you need to start
- A Pitch account, created with a Google account, Apple ID, or email — no credit card needed for the free plan
- Your company's domain if you want Pitch Agent to auto-pull your logo, colours and fonts into a branded template
A few minutes to a free account and a first AI-drafted deck; no credit card required to start.
Your first run Describe what you need or point Pitch Agent at your company domain and it drafts a full set of on-brand slides in under a minute, per the vendor's own claim, though a first draft still needs real editing before it is presentable.
Where it breaks
Pitch prices in euros and would not switch to US dollars even with a US region parameter and English-language headers set explicitly — its /en-us/ path also returned nothing. Convert at your own bank's rate; the figure above is the vendor's own price, not an estimate.
Browser-based, with desktop apps for macOS and Windows.
First entry in this reference. There is no previous check to compare it against.
When not to use it
Not for someone who wants to stay inside PowerPoint or Google Slides day to day — Pitch is its own app with its own file format, and leaving later means re-importing. Also not for someone expecting ongoing free AI generation, since the 100 free credits are a one-time allowance, not a recurring monthly one.
Pitch’s bet is that most deck tools fail on the actual work of making a presentation, not the AI part — the templates look generic, the collaboration is an afterthought bolted onto a single-player tool, and the brand kit doesn’t stick between slides. Pitch built collaborative editing and brand consistency in from the start, closer to how Figma treats design files than how PowerPoint treats a deck.
The AI layer generates a rough first pass — a set of slides from a written outline — which is genuinely useful for getting past a blank canvas, but the templates and brand system are still doing most of the actual work of making the output look finished.
What the tiers actually buy
Free is real and unlimited on presentation count, capped mainly on workspace size. The jump through Plus, Team and Business is mostly about how many people can collaborate and how the workspace is organised, not about whether AI generation exists at all — it is there from the free tier up.
What changes across tiers is the credit meter, and the free one is not a meter so much as a sample. Free carries 100 AI credits and Pitch’s own note beside them reads that this amount does not renew once used: a single allowance for the lifetime of the account, not a monthly refill. Paid tiers are the opposite shape — 500 credits a month on Plus and Team, 750 on Business — renewing with the subscription and shared across everyone in the workspace rather than granted per person. So a five-person team on Team plan shares the same 500 that one person on Plus gets to themselves.
Where it fits next to the alternatives
Against Plus AI, the difference is where the deck lives: Plus AI generates inside Google Slides or PowerPoint you already use, while Pitch is its own standalone app with its own file format — pick Pitch if you’re willing to leave PowerPoint behind for better collaboration, Plus AI if you’re not.
Alternatives
Plus AI
Generates and edits slides directly inside Google Slides or PowerPoint you already have open, instead of building decks in a separate app you'd have to export from.
Gamma
Type a topic and it produces a finished presentation, document or one-page website that you edit in the browser and share as a link, a PDF or a PowerPoint file.
Beautiful.ai
A slide editor that re-arranges your content into on-brand layouts automatically, so a deck stays consistent without a design pass.
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