PresentationPPT

AI PowerPoint generator / Pricing

Pricing

One engine behind every plan. What changes is how much you can put in, and how much of it comes out looking like yours.

Starter

$0

Everything you need to produce a finished deck and open it in PowerPoint.

  • Up to 15 slides per presentation
  • Generate from a topic, a brief or your own notes
  • Real editable .pptx export
  • Native charts with an embedded worksheet
  • Speaker notes on every slide
  • Four typographic themes
  • No watermark on your slides
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Pro

$15/month

Planned. For people with brand rules to follow, spreadsheets to chart, or a deck that needs rebuilding.

  • Everything in Starter
  • Up to 60 slides per presentation
  • Upload and redesign a deck you already have
  • Brand kit: your logo, fonts, colours and template
  • Excel and CSV to native editable charts
  • Generated imagery
  • AI narration and export to video
  • Presentation history
Not yet available

Team

$39/seat/month

Planned. For agencies and teams producing decks against a shared brand.

  • Everything in Pro
  • Shared workspace
  • Locked brand rules across the team
  • Shared template and slide library
  • Roles and permissions
  • Team billing
Not yet available

Only Starter is built. Everything listed under Pro and Team is planned and not yet shipped, and there is no way to pay for either. Read those two columns as a roadmap. Starter is the product that exists today, and its limits are not being enforced while the product is in preview.

Questions

Why is there no account?

Because asking for an email before you have seen anything is just a toll. You can describe a presentation, read the whole thing, and download the file without giving us anything. Sign-in arrives when there's something worth saving to.

What happens to my presentations?

They're held in your browser for the session and never reach our servers. Close the tab and it's gone. That's a deliberate consequence of having no accounts.

Is the file really editable?

Yes. It's a .pptx with real text boxes, real speaker notes, and charts that are PowerPoint chart objects with a worksheet behind them, so Edit Data opens the numbers. We spell out why that's worth saying at all in why AI-generated decks break in PowerPoint.

Try it before you think about plans. Nothing to set up.

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