- AI deck creation: Generate presentation content from prompts.
- Collaborative editing: Use comments, assignments and live updates.
- Brand controls: Use templates, fonts and shared brand assets.
- Sharing and analytics: Pitch rooms and advanced links track engagement on paid tiers.
- Exports and guests: Paid plans add unbranded exports, PowerPoint export and more guests.
Pitch
AI-powered presentation software for collaborative, on-brand team storytelling
Updated August 10, 2026
Pitch Overview
Pitch is a collaborative presentation workspace with AI-assisted deck creation, templates, brand controls, sharing links and audience analytics. The current pricing page has Free, Plus, Team and Business workspaces with different member, guest, AI-credit, export and collaboration limits.
Key Features
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Featured |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Up to 5 members, unlimited presentations, templates, branded links and two external guests |
| Plus | $15/month or $13/month billed annually | One-member workspace, 6,000 annual AI credits, custom fonts and unbranded exports |
| Team | $23/seat/month or $19/seat/month billed annually | Up to 25 members, advanced links, pitch rooms and teamspaces |
| Business | $30/seat/month or $25/seat/month billed annually | Up to 200 members, unlimited advanced links and pitch rooms |
The Free workspace supports up to five members. Plus, Team and Business each show a month-to-month price and a lower monthly equivalent when billed annually.
Pricing source: Pitch pricing
Pros
| Compared with | Why this product may fit better |
|---|---|
| Google Slides | Google Slides is the other option here. Pitch adds brand controls, AI-assisted creation, advanced sharing links and audience analytics to collaborative deck editing. Sales and marketing teams can manage how a presentation is delivered as well as how it is written. |
| PowerPoint | Against PowerPoint, the browser workspace feels designed for live team production, comments and reusable brand patterns rather than file handoffs. Pitch rooms can keep supporting material and the deck together for an external audience. |
| Canva | Canva takes a different route. Pitch stays focused on presentations, teamspaces and viewer engagement instead of spanning every design format. A company producing many sales decks may prefer that narrower process and the surrounding analytics. |
| Prezi | If Prezi is on the shortlist, conventional slide structure makes Pitch easier to introduce when clients and colleagues already expect a linear deck. Teams can gain modern collaboration without also teaching presenters a zoomable, non-linear format. |
Cons
| Compared with | Where this product may fall short |
|---|---|
| Google Slides | The free Pitch workspace has member and guest limits, while analytics, exports and advanced links move into paid tiers. Google Slides may remain enough for teams that only need simple shared editing. |
| PowerPoint | A browser-first editor cannot reproduce every legacy PowerPoint feature or offline production process. Organizations with complex masters, macros or strict PPTX exchange should test representative files before moving. |
| Canva | Pitch lacks Canva’s breadth of social, print and video design tools. Marketing teams needing many campaign formats may gain a stronger deck process but still keep another creative platform. |
Reviews
- Trustpilot reviews: Trustpilot showed 2.9/5 from 15 reviews, a small and mixed sample. Positive posts like the smooth editor, templates and organized collaboration; the modest score means buyers should read the recent billing and support comments rather than judging Pitch only by polished demo decks.
- Product Hunt reviews: Product Hunt showed 4.5/5. Users praise the modern interface and real-time collaboration, while some still miss PowerPoint functions. The gap between the two communities makes export fidelity, support response and the intended team workflow important trial questions.
