TL;DR: Pitch is genuinely free forever for presentations: unlimited decks, custom templates, and basic sharing links for up to 5 workspace members, with no time limit. The catch is the AI. The free plan’s 100 AI credits are a one-time grant that never renews, and PowerPoint export is paid-only. For collaborative decks you build mostly yourself, it’s one of the most generous free plans in presentations. For AI-generated decks every week, it isn’t.
What is Pitch?
Pitch is a collaborative presentation platform built for teams that present to win work: sales decks, investor pitches, board updates, and client proposals. You build slides in the browser with real-time co-editing, share a deck with a link instead of a file, and use its AI — including Pitch Agent, which can generate a presentation from a prompt — to speed up first drafts. Its template gallery offers over 150 templates, and you can import an existing deck as a PPTX file.
What’s actually free on Pitch?
Everything below is taken from Pitch’s own pricing page, checked November 5, 2026. Prices on that page are shown in euros.
| Free — €0 forever | Plus — €10/mo billed yearly | |
|---|---|---|
| Presentations | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Workspace members | Up to 5 | 1 |
| AI credits | 100, one-time | 500 per month |
| Custom templates | Yes | Yes |
| External guests | 2 | 5 |
| PowerPoint (PPTX) exports | No | Yes, with no added Pitch branding |
| Custom fonts and video uploads | No | Yes |
Free also includes basic sharing links and engagement analytics, so you can see whether a deck you sent was actually opened. If you run out of AI credits, Pitch’s FAQ says extra credits can be bought from workspace settings at $0.004 per credit.
What the pricing page doesn’t make obvious
Most roundups list Pitch’s free plan as including “100 AI credits” and leave it there — which makes it sound like a monthly allowance. It isn’t. Pitch states it plainly in small print on its pricing page: the 100 credits are there to “try Pitch’s AI to speed up slide creation,” and “this amount does not renew once used.” Paid plans renew their credits every month; the free plan’s never do. Treat the 100 credits as a trial of the AI features inside an otherwise unlimited free editor — spend them on one or two real decks, not on experiments. The second quiet limit is export: free decks go out as shared links, and PPTX export only starts on Plus.
How Pitch compares on Tested Intelligence
Among the free presentation tools we’ve covered, Pitch is the collaboration-first option. Gamma gives you a larger one-time credit pot (400 credits) aimed at generating whole decks from prompts. Prezi includes 500 AI credits on its free Basic plan but is built around its zooming, non-linear canvas. Presentations.ai starts you with 200 free credits. Pitch’s edge is not AI volume — it’s that the underlying editor, templates, and sharing stay unlimited after the credits are gone.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Unlimited presentations on the free plan, forever, for up to 5 workspace members
- Custom templates and basic sharing links included free
- 2 external guests can edit presentations with you
- Engagement analytics on shared decks, even on free
- No credit card or trial clock — the free plan is permanent
Cons
- 100 AI credits included — a one-time grant that does not renew once used
- No PowerPoint exports on free; PPTX starts on Plus
- No custom fonts or video uploads on free
- Free workspaces are capped at 5 members and a single teamspace
Who is Pitch free best for?
Individuals and small teams (up to 5) who present often and want polished, collaborative decks without paying — especially for personal projects, early pitches, and internal updates where a basic sharing link is fine. If your workflow is “AI, write my whole deck” every week, Gamma’s larger starting credits fit better. If your workflow is “our team builds good decks together and sends them as links,” Pitch free is hard to beat at €0.
Verdict: A real free plan, not a trial — as long as you walk in knowing the AI credits are a one-time taste, not a monthly allowance.
FAQ
Is Pitch really free forever?
Yes. Pitch’s pricing page lists the Free plan at €0 “forever,” and its FAQ confirms the Free plan lets you create unlimited presentations forever. It is not a time-limited trial.
Do Pitch’s free AI credits renew every month?
No. The free plan’s 100 AI credits are a one-time grant. Pitch’s pricing page states the amount does not renew once used. Paid plans include AI credits that renew monthly.
Can I export a Pitch deck to PowerPoint for free?
No. PowerPoint (PPTX) exports are listed as a Plus feature, with no added Pitch branding. On the free plan you share decks with links instead.
How many people can use a free Pitch workspace?
Up to 5 members, plus 2 external guests who can edit presentations with you.