Pitch

Overview

Pitch is an open presentation platform designed for modern teams to create, collaborate, and share professional presentations. It offers expert-made templates, intuitive design tools, and real-time collaboration features that streamline the deck-building process. By focusing on aesthetics, data integration, and remote-friendly workflows, Pitch helps teams create high-quality presentations efficiently while ensuring consistent branding and easy access across organizations.

What it does

• Delivers collaborative presentation software for modern fast-moving teams.
• Provides stunning templates tailored for pitch decks and meetings.
• Allows real-time co-editing and seamless video collaboration.
• Integrates live data from tools like Google Analytics natively.

Who it's for

• Remote-first teams
• Creative agencies
• Sales and marketing departments
• Startup founders

Why it works

• Provides high-quality, customizable presentation templates for professional results
• Enables seamless real-time collaboration for remote and distributed teams
• Features intuitive design tools that simplify complex presentation layouts
• Integrates with data tools to keep charts and metrics current
• Supports team-wide branding and asset management for consistent messaging

Founder story

Pitch was founded in 2018 in Berlin, Germany, by Christian Reber, Adam Renklint, Charlette Prevot, Jan Martin, Misha Karpenko, Eric Labod, and Marvin Labod. The founders aimed to make presentations more fun and efficient by building a tool specifically designed for modern, remote-first teams who needed a better way to collaborate on visual stories and decks.

Alternatives

• Gamma
• Prezi
• Canva
• Google Slides

Comparison overview

• Unlike legacy presentation software like PowerPoint, Pitch is built specifically for real-time collaboration and modern web-based workflows.
• Compared to AI-first tools like Gamma, Pitch provides more manual design control and template customization options.
• It differs from Canva by being more focused on professional slide-based presentations rather than broad graphic design assets.