PitchBoostPitchBoost vs Perceptis: consulting slide layouts, or your deck rebuilt in your brand
Perceptis builds McKinsey-style slides natively in PowerPoint from a slide library and charges by slides per month. PitchBoost starts from the deck you already have, rebuilds it in your brand from your website, and gives the file back editable, from a free plan.
Perceptis suits consultants who want native PowerPoint slides in a consulting idiom (Gantt charts, maps, framework layouts) and are happy to pay $129 a month for the upload-to-edit feature. PitchBoost is for everyone else with an existing deck: the redesign of an upload is on every plan including the free one, the brand comes from your website, the numbers are checked, and Starter is $9.
Perceptis is an AI slide generator aimed at consulting and business slides: single and multi-slide generation from a library of 50 or more professional layouts, complex visuals like maps and Gantt charts, and PowerPoint-native export with real charts, tables and shapes. Plans are priced by slides per month: Free (10), Starter $29 (50), Pro $129 (100, plus upload-to-edit and one corporate theme).
PitchBoost vs Perceptis: Feature by feature
How the two tools stack up on the things that matter most for pitch decks, proposals, and sales materials.
PitchBoost vs Perceptis: plans, prices and caps
Checked against Perceptis's published pricing on 2026-09-19. Prices are list prices in USD; annual billing is cheaper on both sides. Looking for more options? See Perceptis alternatives.
What actually separates PitchBoost from Perceptis
Features lists only tell part of the story. Here's what the difference looks like in practice.
Who gets to upload a deck
Perceptis puts upload-to-edit on its Pro plan at $129 a month; Free and Starter generate new slides only. PitchBoost's whole reason to exist is the upload: every plan, including the free one, takes a .pptx and rebuilds it.
Consulting idiom, or your idiom
Perceptis is strongest at the consulting look: framework slides, Gantt charts, maps, native PowerPoint objects. PitchBoost rebuilds in your brand, pulled from your website, which is what a sales, investor or client deck usually needs to look like.
Slides per month, or credits
Perceptis counts slides: 10 free, 50 for $29, 100 for $129. PitchBoost counts decks: one free deck of up to 10 slides a month, then 800 credits (about seven decks of up to 25 slides) for $9.
Which tool is right for you?
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PitchBoost vs Perceptis: Common questions
Can Perceptis redesign a PowerPoint I upload?
On its Pro plan at $129 a month, yes (upload-to-edit with AI). The Free and Starter plans generate new slides only.
Does PitchBoost export native PowerPoint charts?
PitchBoost exports an editable .pptx with editable text boxes on paid plans; charts and visuals are rendered as images. Perceptis exports native charts, tables and shapes, which is a real advantage if you rebuild charts by hand in PowerPoint.
Which is cheaper to redesign one deck?
PitchBoost: free for a deck of up to 10 slides with a small badge, or $9 for Starter with no badge and 25-slide decks. Perceptis: the upload feature starts at $129 a month.
Do both keep my brand?
PitchBoost captures it from your website on every plan. Perceptis includes one corporate theme on Pro.
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