Simple Pricing for Everyone

Credits pay for the AI work SlidesAI does for you. You use credits only when the AI writes, changes, or creates something:

• Creating a presentation.
• Changing or adding slides with AI.
• Researching the web.
• Creating AI images.
• Using AI tools in the editor, the Google Slides add-on, and the PowerPoint add-in.

On the default Balanced model, with AI images at Standard quality:

• A 10-slide presentation: 105 credits, plus 2 credits for each AI image.
• Changing one slide: 5 credits.
• Adding a slide: 15 credits.
• Quick web research: 5 credits.

A higher-quality model or image costs more, and a lower one costs less.

They are levels of response quality. You pick one in the message box each time you create or change a presentation. Higher levels run on the latest frontier AI models, so they write and design much better. They also use more credits:

• Lite (0.5× credits): quick, economical decks for simple topics. All plans.
• Balanced (1× credits): well-structured decks for most topics. The default, on all plans.
• Advanced (2× credits): more detailed decks for complex topics, and tricky edits. Pro and Premium.
• Ultra (5× credits): our highest-quality decks, for your hardest topics. Premium only.

For example, changing one slide costs 5 credits on Balanced and 10 credits on Advanced.

• Free: 200 credits a month.
• Pro: 2,500 credits a month, or 30,000 a year.
• Premium: 7,000 credits a month, or 84,000 a year.
• Teams Pro and Teams Premium: the Pro or Premium credits for each seat.

Yearly plans add the whole year's credits at once.

No. When a new billing period starts, unused plan credits from the last period are gone. Free credits expire at the end of each month.

On Pro and Premium, you can buy extra credits at any time. You cannot buy extra credits on the Free plan, so upgrade to get more.

Teams Pro and Teams Premium include the same features as Pro and Premium, plus:

• Roles and access controls.
• Multiple teams to organize people and presentations.
• Unlimited members and up to 25 guests.
• One central bill for every seat.

Each seat gets its own credits. For example, Teams Pro gives each seat 2,500 credits a month.

Owners and Admins manage members, teams, and all content. On Teams plans you can also invite people with these roles:

• Content manager: creates and edits, and can share and move presentations and folders in their teams.
• Member: creates and edits presentations.
• Commenter: views and comments.
• Viewer: views only.

On the individual Free, Pro, and Premium plans, you can invite people as Admins only.

No. Commenters and Viewers do not use a paid seat.

Owners, Admins, Content managers, and Members each use a seat.

A person's role sets the most access they can get:

• When you share a presentation, you cannot give a Viewer more than view access, or a Commenter more than comment access.
• Only Owners and Admins can move presentations between teams.

Teams group members so you control who sees which presentations, for example Sales and Design. Teams do not change your bill.

Teams plans let you create multiple teams. The individual Free, Pro, and Premium plans include one default team.

• Free: up to 2 members and 2 guests.
• Pro and Premium: up to 5 members and 5 guests.
• Teams plans: unlimited members and up to 25 guests.

Pending invitations count as members.

A guest is a person outside your organization who has access to one of your presentations. Viewers, commenters, and editors all count, and each person counts once. Anyone who opens a public link is not a guest.

Guests you share as editors can edit, but they cannot regenerate a presentation. Folders cannot be shared with guests.

At the limit, you cannot add new guests, but no one loses access. To free a spot, remove a guest from all of their presentations.

Presentations that are not part of an organization keep the older rule: one outside editor per presentation.

Billing is central:

• The Owner pays one bill for every seat in the organization.
• Only the Owner can buy extra credits.
• When you add a seat in the middle of a billing period, you pay only for the time that is left.
• When you remove a seat, its unused credits move to the seats you keep.

If your SlidesAI receipts come from Paddle, your plan was bought before we moved to credits. It keeps working the way it always has:

• Presentations count toward your plan's presentation allowance.
• A smaller AI credit allowance pays for other AI work, such as changing slides and web research.

Your plan belongs to the account you signed up with. If you sign in with a different Google or Microsoft account, you see the Free plan.

Sign in with the account you used to buy the plan.

You can get a refund on a paid plan when both are true:

• You ask within 48 hours of your purchase.
• You have used fewer than 500 credits.

To ask for a refund, email [email protected]. Read our Refund Policy for the full terms.