What is Pitch?
Presentation software with AI that drafts on-brand decks from a prompt.
Who is Pitch best for?
Pitch is best for sales and agency teams that build decks together and want to see how clients engage with them.
Sales teams sending decks
It builds personalised decks from imported customer data, shares them in deal rooms and shows who opened each deck, so reps know when to follow up.
Brands with many deck makers
Shared templates, custom fonts and a brand library keep slides consistent when several people build presentations.
Teams that build decks together
Live co-editing, slide assignments and comments let several people work on the same presentation at once.
Fast first drafts
Pitch Agent drafts on-brand slides from a prompt, and 150+ templates or a PowerPoint import give other starting points.
How much does Pitch cost?
Pitch is free for up to 5 members, and its paid plans cost $15 a month for Plus, $23 per seat a month for Team and $30 per seat a month for Business, about 17% less when paid yearly.
- Unlimited presentations for up to 5 members
- 100 AI credits that do not renew
- 2 external guests, Pitch branding on PDF exports
- One seat with 500 AI credits a month
- Custom fonts and video uploads
- 5 external guests
- Up to 25 members sharing 500 AI credits a month
- 3 teamspaces and 2 shared pitch rooms
- 25 advanced links that track visits and time per slide
- Up to 200 members sharing 750 AI credits a month
- Unlimited teamspaces, pitch rooms and advanced links
- Unlimited external guests and version history
Billed yearly, Plus is $13 a month and Team and Business are $19 and $25 per seat a month. Enterprise, for 30 or more seats, is priced on request and adds SAML SSO, SCIM, a dedicated success manager and invoiced billing. These are US prices; Pitch shows different prices in euros, pounds and in dollars outside the US. Free trials of paid plans are offered to some customers through support. Full pricing on pitch.com. We checked these prices on .
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How do I connect Pitch to my AI agent?
Pitch MCP is Pitch's official MCP server. Add it to your agent once, then ask it to make and update Pitch presentations from a chat.
Your agent can build new Pitch decks and edit the ones you have, which helps when you need a first draft of slides or quick changes before a meeting.
Pitch gives each account its own server address. Open the setup guide, copy your address, then add it to Claude Code like any other server.
Use the address from Pitch's setup guide.
Make an API key in your Pitch account and add it where the guide says.
Then ask your agent
- Runs
- On the web
- Sign-in
- API key
- Maker
- Pitch
- Guide
- pitch.com
What are the best Pitch alternatives?
Three tools on Recaply do Pitch's job.
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Questions about Pitch
What is Pitch?
Presentation software with AI that drafts on-brand decks from a prompt.
Who is Pitch for?
Pitch is best for sales and agency teams that build decks together and want to see how clients engage with them.
Is Pitch free?
Yes. Pitch has a free plan: unlimited presentations for up to 5 members.
Is Pitch priced per seat?
Yes, for Team and Business Pitch charges per seat, so a 10-person team on Team pays $230 a month, or $190 a month billed yearly. Plus covers a single seat, and the Free plan allows up to 5 members at no cost.
Does Pitch have an MCP server?
Yes. Pitch MCP is Pitch's official MCP server, so agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and GitHub Copilot can make and update Pitch presentations from a chat. Pitch runs it on the web and it signs in with an API key from your Pitch account.
What are the best Pitch alternatives?
The closest alternatives on Recaply are Beautiful.ai, Gamma and Alai.
Where can I try Pitch?
On its official website, pitch.com.
Can I import PowerPoint or Google Slides decks into Pitch?
Yes. Pitch imports PPTX files directly. Decks from Google Slides, Keynote or other tools need to be exported to PPTX first, then uploaded through Pitch's importer.







