Gamma

What it does

Gamma is a browser-based tool for producing visual documents with AI. You start from an idea, a pasted outline or imported content, and Gamma generates a set of cards that can be presented as slides, published as a website or shared as social posts. Each piece can then be refined with AI-assisted editing, and images can be generated inside the editor; the company says it gives access to more than 20 AI models. Finished work can be exported to PowerPoint, PDF, PNG or Google Slides, or shared as a link. A developer API lets teams generate content programmatically, with limits that depend on the plan.

Pricing and plans

Gamma runs on AI credits. The Free plan gives 400 credits at sign-up, which do not refresh monthly, along with basic image models, a cap of 10 slides per prompt and a "Made with Gamma" badge. Paid tiers, named Plus, Pro and Ultra in Gamma's help centre, add monthly credits (1,500, 4,000 and 20,000 respectively), higher slide limits, better image models and, from Pro upward, custom domains, analytics and password protection. Annual billing is said to cost 28% less than monthly; Ultra is billed monthly only. For teams, Gamma Business is listed at $40 per member per month, billed annually. Prices for the individual Plus, Pro and Ultra plans are listed on gamma.app/pricing and may vary by region and tax.

Strengths and limits

Gamma is quick for turning rough material into something presentable and offers export to the common office formats. The credit system means heavy users can run out within a month, although unused credits partly roll over on paid plans. The free tier is limited in output length and keeps Gamma branding. Gamma states that on the Business plan the training opt-out is locked for the workspace and data is not used for training; it also offers SSO and SOC 2 documentation on request for business customers. There is no mention of mobile apps on the pages we checked.