Pitches generates a 12-slide pitch deck from a company URL, memo or PDF: it reads the source material, takes screenshots directly from the official website, and structures the result on proven templates drawn from Airbnb’s 2009 deck, Uber’s 2008 deck and Tesla’s 2011 deck. A real-time chat interface lets users review, remix and edit slides, with export to PowerPoint, PDF, Google Slides and Keynote, no watermarks.
An explicit design commitment that numbers should not be invented, grounding financial and metric claims in the actual source material rather than letting the AI fabricate plausible-sounding figures, is exactly the right safeguard for a pitch deck specifically – a hallucinated metric in a fundraising deck is a real, credibility-destroying failure mode, and designing against it deliberately matters more here than in most AI writing tools. Using real screenshots from the company’s own site, rather than generic AI-generated imagery, also keeps the deck visually grounded in the actual product.
No free trial – payment is required before generation begins, which is a real commitment for a deck that hasn’t been seen yet, though the option to review and remix afterward mitigates some of that risk. At $29/month or $249/year, this is a premium price point for a single-purpose tool.
