Pitch is a collaborative presentation platform built for teams that create, share, and deliver decks as part of their day-to-day work — sales teams, marketers, agencies, and startups presenting to clients, investors, or internal stakeholders. Rather than being a single-user slide editor, Pitch is positioned as a cloud-based workspace where multiple people design, review, and track presentations together, with AI generation layered on top of a full design toolkit.
What it does
Pitch lets users go from a written prompt to a finished slide deck, then collaborate on that deck inside a shared, cloud-based workspace. It's aimed at teams — not just individuals — who need consistent, on-brand presentations at scale, whether that's a sales team generating personalized pitch decks from customer data, a marketing team maintaining brand consistency across dozens of contributors, or a founder building an investor deck. The core workflow spans the full presentation lifecycle: drafting slides with AI assistance, designing them in a full-featured editor, sharing them via trackable links or dedicated "pitch rooms," and monitoring how recipients engage with the content after it's sent.
Key capabilities
- AI slide generation from prompts: Users can generate a first draft of a presentation directly from a text prompt, then refine it in the editor, reducing the time spent on blank-page slide building.
- Advanced design editor: Supports high-resolution video, animations, and custom fonts (on paid plans) so decks can stand out visually rather than relying on default templates.
- Bulk, personalized deck generation: Teams can import customer or contact data to generate multiple personalized decks at once, a workflow specifically useful for sales-heavy organizations.
- Engagement tracking and deal rooms: Advanced sharing links and "shared pitch rooms" let senders see slide-level view data — including time spent per slide — to gauge prospect or stakeholder interest and time follow-ups accordingly.
- Brand and template governance: A shared brand library, custom templates, and teamspaces help larger teams keep every deck visually consistent even when many contributors are creating content independently.
- PowerPoint export: Paid plans allow exporting finished decks as PPTX files without added Pitch branding, useful for organizations that still depend on PowerPoint downstream.
Pricing
Pitch uses a freemium model with per-seat monthly pricing (billed yearly for the listed rates, with a monthly-billing option at a premium). The Free plan supports 1–5 seats and includes a limited, non-renewing allotment of AI credits, unlimited presentations, custom templates, basic sharing links, and 2 external guests. The Plus plan (around €10/month per seat when billed yearly) adds monthly-renewing AI credits, custom fonts, video uploads, PowerPoint export, and more external guests. The Team plan (around €15/month per seat) adds advanced tracking links, multiple teamspaces, and shared pitch rooms for 1–25 seats. A Business plan (around €20/month per seat) extends these limits further for organizations up to 200 seats, with additional AI credits and presumably higher caps on rooms and guests. Pricing page: View pricing.
Editorial review
Pitch's strongest differentiator versus a typical slide editor is its emphasis on team-scale workflows rather than single-document creation: brand libraries, teamspaces, bulk personalized deck generation, and engagement analytics point clearly at sales and marketing use cases rather than casual personal use. The AI-from-prompt entry point is a useful accelerant for first drafts, but the credit-based system means AI usage is metered even on paid tiers, which is worth checking against expected team volume before committing. The free tier is genuinely usable for individuals (unlimited presentations, custom templates), but higher-value differentiators — PowerPoint export, video uploads, advanced tracking links, shared pitch rooms — are gated behind paid plans, so teams evaluating Pitch primarily for its analytics or brand-consistency features should expect to be on at least the Team tier. Pitch is available as a web application with companion apps referenced for desktop and mobile use, making it accessible across a team's normal device mix. It's best suited to sales, marketing, agency, and founder teams that send presentations repeatedly and need to know how recipients engage with them, rather than to one-off presenters who just need a single polished slide deck.
