Pitch is a web-based tool for creating and collaborating on presentations. It started as a design-forward alternative to PowerPoint and Google Slides, aimed at teams that want polished decks without fighting with formatting.
As of early July 2026, Pitch has repositioned itself as "The AI presentation workspace," and the headline change is Pitch Agent. Instead of a simple AI writing helper, Pitch Agent is a conversational agent: you describe what you need and upload supporting files, and it drafts a complete presentation using your team's approved templates. You can then ask it to rewrite a section, break up an overcrowded slide, tighten the story, or answer questions about the deck itself.
The rest of the product still matters. Pitch keeps its shared brand templates so every deck stays consistent, live collaboration and comments for working with teammates, analytics on shared links, and a large library of starting layouts. The company reports serving more than 4 million teams and holds a 4.4/5 rating on G2.
Pricing is tiered. Free costs $0 for 1-5 members with 100 one-time AI credits, unlimited presentations, and 2 external guests. Plus is $15/month, or $13/month billed annually, for a single member with 6,000 AI credits per year. Team is $23 per seat/month ($19 annual) for up to 25 members, and Business is $30 per seat/month ($25 annual) for up to 200 members with 9,000 AI credits per year. Enterprise is custom-priced for 30+ seats and adds SAML SSO and SCIM. Annual billing saves roughly 17%.
The limits are worth noting. AI usage runs on credits, so heavy Agent use can exhaust an allotment, and the generous 6,000-credit Plus plan covers only one seat. Pitch is presentation-only, so it will not replace a document or spreadsheet tool, and it is browser-first with no deep offline editing.
Pitch fits teams that produce a lot of branded decks and want AI drafting that respects their templates rather than generic slide output.
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