Pitch, founded in 2018 by Christian Reber, Adam Renklint, Charlette Prevot, Eric Labod, Jan Martin, Marvin Labod, Misha Karpenko, and Vanessa Stock and based in Berlin, six of them previously teammates at Wunderlist before it sold to Microsoft, builds a presentation tool built around real-time collaboration first, with AI layered on top of that shared-editing foundation rather than bolted onto a single-player deck editor.
That collaboration-first design shows up in how teams actually use it: multiple people editing the same deck simultaneously, built-in commenting and approval workflows, and analytics on how a shared presentation performs after it goes out, with more than 25 AI actions added by 2026 covering outline generation, slide rewriting, and design suggestions on top of that collaborative base.
Pitch runs a free tier for individuals, a Pro tier, and a Business tier for teams that need the full collaboration and analytics feature set, priced per member per month. For a team that presents as a group, builds decks together rather than handing a single owner the file, and wants AI help without giving up real-time co-editing, Pitch's collaboration-first design addresses that directly.
