Pitch is a collaborative presentation tool from Berlin that turns a prompt into an on-brand deck and lets teams edit, share and track presentations together. Prices are listed in euros: the free plan covers up to five members with 100 AI credits that don't renew, Plus costs €10 a month billed yearly or €12 monthly for one person with 500 AI credits a month, Team costs €15 or €18 per seat for up to 25 people, and Business €20 or €24 per seat for up to 200 with 750 credits and unlimited analytics links. PowerPoint export without Pitch branding starts on Plus, and Pitch now offers an MCP server and an API.
Reviewed by EdGrows·Updated Oct 2, 2026This analysis is based on documentation, public user reports, and vendor materials — not yet on our own hands-on testing. How we rate
Most decks are written by more than one person and sent to someone whose reaction matters. Pitch, a presentation tool from Berlin, is built for exactly that situation. In 2026 it calls itself an AI presentation workspace. You type a prompt such as "a sales presentation for a digital marketplace," it drafts the deck in your template, and the team refines, shares and tracks it in one place. Its newest addition points the same way, an MCP server and API that let AI assistants build decks in Pitch directly.
Yearly billing, one seat selected, October 2, 2026. Pitch lists its prices in euros.
| Plan | Yearly, a month | Monthly | Members | AI credits | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | €0 | €0 | 1 to 5 | 100, once | Unlimited decks, custom templates, basic links, 2 guests |
| Plus | €10 | €12 | 1 | 500 a month | Custom fonts, video uploads, PowerPoint export, 5 guests |
| Team | €15 per seat | €18 | Up to 25 | 500 a month | 25 tracked links, 3 teamspaces, 2 pitch rooms, 25 guests |
| Business | €20 per seat | €24 | Up to 200 | 750 a month | Unlimited tracked links, teamspaces, pitch rooms and guests |
| Enterprise | Quote | Quote | 30+ | Custom | SSO, SCIM, success manager, invoicing |
Paid credits renew with the subscription and are shared across the whole team. Yearly billing saves 17%.
Pitch's real advantage is that it treats a deck as a team document. Several people can edit at once and leave comments, and custom templates keep the sales team's deck looking like the marketing team's. Teamspaces separate work by department or client, and brand fonts and video uploads keep decks on brand once you pay for Plus.
The second advantage is what happens after you share. Advanced links show who opened a deck, which slides they viewed and how long they spent on each. Pitch rooms bundle decks and resources behind one link, with engagement data for clients or investors. Founders sending fundraising decks and account executives following up on proposals get the most from this. That analytics layer is the reason to choose Pitch over a slide tool that only exports files.
The AI drafts a deck from a prompt in your template and helps rewrite and restyle slides, all drawing on credits. Five hundred credits a month on Plus and Team is plenty for a few new decks a week plus editing help. The free plan's 100 credits are a one-time trial. Like every AI deck tool, Pitch gets structure and layout right more reliably than substance. Numbers, claims and the story of the deck still need a person who knows the material.
Because Team and Business are priced per seat, the bill tracks headcount. A six-person startup pays €90 a month on Team billed yearly, or €108 on monthly billing, and €120 a month yearly on Business. The jump to Business is worth it mainly for unlimited tracked links and pitch rooms. A sales team sending dozens of proposals a month will hit Team's 25 tracked links quickly. A founder raising a round can live within them.
Two details are easy to miss. The free plan already allows five members, so a small team can collaborate for nothing as long as it doesn't need PowerPoint export or custom fonts. And Plus is a one-person plan, so the moment a second editor joins, the choice is Team rather than two Plus subscriptions.
The MCP server and API, launched in 2026, let AI assistants such as Claude or ChatGPT create on-brand presentations in Pitch. A research summary or a proposal drafted elsewhere can arrive as a finished deck. For teams standardizing on AI assistants, that makes Pitch a destination for AI output rather than another place to prompt.
Gamma is the stronger pure AI generator, built around documents that become decks and web pages, with credits that roll over. Beautiful.ai enforces design rules automatically for people who struggle with layout. Canva suits teams that also make social posts and videos. PowerPoint with Copilot remains the choice when decks must live in Microsoft's formats and tenant. Pitch fits best between them: teams that build decks together, care about brand consistency and want to know how recipients engage.
The free plan's five seats make Pitch cheap to evaluate properly. Send one real deck from your own template with a tracked link, and you'll soon see whether the viewing data changes how you follow up. If it does, Team at €15 a seat is where most small companies land.
Up to five members, unlimited presentations, custom templates, basic sharing links with engagement analytics and two external guests, plus 100 AI credits that don't renew once used. It's enough for a small team to try AI deck generation and collaboration, but PowerPoint export, custom fonts and video uploads need a paid plan.
Pitch lists prices in euros. Plus costs €10 a month billed yearly or €12 monthly for a single person, Team €15 or €18 per seat for up to 25 people, and Business €20 or €24 per seat for up to 200. Enterprise, for 30 seats or more, adds SSO and SCIM, a success manager and invoicing at a quoted price.
Credits pay for AI actions that speed up slide creation, such as generating a deck from a prompt. The free plan gets 100 once, Plus and Team get 500 a month and Business 750 a month, and on paid plans the credits renew with the subscription and are shared across the whole team.
Yes, from the Plus plan up, as PPTX files without Pitch branding. The free plan shares presentations through links instead, which keeps viewer analytics but means recipients see the deck in Pitch's viewer.
Yes. In 2026 Pitch launched an MCP server and an API, so AI assistants and other tools can create on-brand presentations in Pitch. The banner on its homepage pitches them as a way to plug Pitch into your AI stack.
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