Pitch launched publicly in 2020, founded by Christian Reber — who previously built Wunderlist before Microsoft acquired it and turned it into Microsoft To Do. The goal was to rethink presentations for the way modern teams actually work.
The editor is fast and visually clean. Templates are genuinely well-designed, so even people without design skills can produce professional-looking decks. Real-time collaboration means multiple team members can work on the same presentation simultaneously, with comments and reactions built in.
Pitch includes features you won’t find in PowerPoint or Google Slides: video recordings embedded in presentations, custom fonts, and a smart layout engine that helps maintain visual consistency. The presentation analytics feature shows you who viewed your deck and how long they spent on each slide.
Integrations connect Pitch to tools like Figma, Google Sheets, and various chart libraries. You can pull in live data from spreadsheets, which is useful for investor updates or monthly reports that need current numbers.
The company is headquartered in Berlin, Germany, and has raised over $100 million in funding. The team is around 150 people distributed across Europe.
Pitch offers a free Starter plan with unlimited presentations. Pro and Business plans add custom branding, advanced analytics, and more storage. The pricing is competitive — cheaper than many alternatives for what you get.
The presentation tool market is crowded, but Pitch has carved out a niche among startups and design-conscious teams who find Google Slides too basic and PowerPoint too clunky.
