Perceptis pricing

How much does Perceptis cost?

As of January 06, 2026, the official Perceptis pricing page lists three self-serve plans: Free at $0 per month, Starter at $29 per month, and Pro at $129 per month. The same page says there are no extra charges and no hidden fees, and its footer shows © 2026 Whiteboard Intelligence, Inc.

The simplest reading is volume first: Free is for testing or occasional decks, Starter is for one person producing up to 50 slides a month, and Pro is for one person who needs up to 100 slides plus higher-end workspace features. The official table shows 1 seat for each of the three self-serve plans.

The cost-per-slide math is not a billable overage formula; it is just a way to compare the included monthly allowance. At full use, Starter is $29 divided by 50 slides, or $0.58 per included slide. Pro is $129 divided by 100 slides, or $1.29 per included slide, because Pro includes features beyond raw slide count.

What is included in each Perceptis pricing plan?

The public Perceptis pricing page says all plans include single-slide and multi-slide generation, 200 professional layouts in the Slide Library, complex visuals such as maps, Gantt charts, roadmaps and funnels, PowerPoint-native export, upload-to-edit with AI, Sketch-to-slide, 100+ languages, MCP Connector, PowerPoint add-in, consulting-grade storyboarding and trackable sources.

The biggest Free-to-Starter jump is not just 40 more monthly slides. The official pricing summary specifically calls out removing Perceptis branding on Starter, which matters if you send decks to clients, investors, executives or external partners.

The biggest Starter-to-Pro jump is not just 50 more monthly slides. Pro adds 1 corporate theme and Knowledge Base access, which are more valuable when decks need to match an internal brand system or reuse company documents, past decks, research and frameworks.

Is there a free Perceptis plan?

Yes. The official Perceptis pricing page lists a Free plan at $0 per month, with up to 10 slides per month and 1 seat. Microsoft Marketplace also says the Free plan includes a limited number of monthly slide generation credits at no cost and requires a free Perceptis account to use the add-in.

• Use Free if you want to test slide quality before paying.
• Use Free if you generate fewer than 10 slides in a typical month.
• Use Free if Perceptis branding is acceptable for your first drafts.
• Do not rely on Free for recurring client or executive deck production if you regularly exceed 10 slides.

A realistic Free-plan test is one small deck or several individual slides. For example, a 10-slide board update would use the full monthly allowance. A 15-slide pitch deck would exceed the Free plan’s listed limit and push you toward Starter if you need the whole deck generated in the same month.

The Free plan still includes core Perceptis capabilities listed across plans, including single-slide and multi-slide generation, Slide Library layouts, PowerPoint-native export, complex visuals, upload-to-edit, Sketch-to-slide, 100+ languages, MCP Connector and the PowerPoint add-in.

Which Perceptis pricing plan should I choose?

Choose Free for up to 10 slides per month, Starter for up to 50 slides per month and branding removal, and Pro for up to 100 slides per month with 1 corporate theme and Knowledge Base. If you need team collaboration, custom templates beyond the public table, or higher usage, the public page points users to a sales call.

A practical threshold is 11 slides. If you need to generate 11 or more slides in a month, the Free plan’s listed allowance is no longer enough. Starter then gives up to 50 slides for $29 per month, which covers five 10-slide decks or two 25-slide client decks.

Pro becomes easier to justify when the deck workflow depends on internal material. The official Pro summary lists Knowledge Base and 1 corporate theme. That matters for decks where the cost of manually reformatting slides or rechecking company context is higher than the $100 monthly difference between Starter and Pro.

Does Perceptis have team or enterprise pricing?

Perceptis does not publish a specific enterprise or team price on the official pricing page captured for January 06, 2026. The page directs larger buyers to schedule a call, and it describes the consultation as 100% free with no commitment.

The Microsoft Marketplace listing uses the wording “Subscription required” and says paid plans are available for higher usage limits, knowledge base integration, custom templates and team collaboration. It names Starter and Business in that listing, while the official Perceptis pricing page names Free, Starter and Pro. For a purchase decision, the official pricing page should be treated as the source of truth for the public self-serve numbers.

• Ask Perceptis sales for the number of seats included in any team quote.
• Ask whether higher usage limits are pooled across users or assigned per user.
• Ask whether custom templates are included or charged separately.
• Ask whether Knowledge Base access is per seat, per workspace or per company.
• Ask whether the PowerPoint add-in and MCP Connector are included for all users.
• Ask whether SOC 2 documentation, tenant isolation and data-retention terms are available for procurement review.

The most important missing public number is price per additional user or workspace. Since the self-serve table lists 1 seat on Free, Starter and Pro, any multi-seat rollout should be priced directly with Perceptis instead of multiplying the public single-seat plans and assuming the result is the final team cost.

How do I compare Perceptis pricing with my deck workload?

Start with your monthly generated-slide count, not your number of finished presentations. A single 40-slide proposal fits inside Starter’s 50-slide allowance, while three 40-slide proposals would require 120 generated slides and exceed the Pro plan’s listed 100-slide monthly allowance.

Use this simple monthly fit check

• Count only slides you expect Perceptis to generate or regenerate in the month.
• Compare the total with 10, 50 and 100 monthly slides.
• Check whether finished slides need Perceptis branding removed.
• Check whether decks must use a corporate theme.
• Check whether company documents or past decks need to be available through Knowledge Base.
• If more than one person needs access, request team pricing instead of assuming the 1-seat public plans scale linearly.

The breakpoints are exact because the public pricing table lists hard monthly maximums: 10 slides on Free, 50 on Starter and 100 on Pro. The plan decision is less exact when a workflow needs revisions, because regenerating or editing slides may consume usage depending on how Perceptis counts credits inside the product; the public extracted pricing text does not publish a separate overage price.

How can I turn Perceptis pricing into a decision deck with AnyGen?

AnyGen helps when the Perceptis pricing question needs to become a shareable decision asset: a short plan-comparison deck, a procurement one-pager, or a workload calculator. It does not change Perceptis prices; it turns the verified $0, $29 and $129 monthly plan data into editable slides or a structured document.

Copy-and-do steps

• Paste the Perceptis plan table: Free $0 for 10 slides, Starter $29 for 50 slides, Pro $129 for 100 slides.
• Add your own monthly workload examples, such as 2 decks x 20 slides = 40 generated slides.
• Ask AnyGen to create a 6-slide pricing-decision deck with a plan table, cost-per-slide chart, workload fit matrix and buying recommendation notes.
• Review every number against the official Perceptis pricing page before sharing, especially if your team needs enterprise pricing.
• Export or share the result with the buyer, manager or procurement team that needs the Perceptis pricing decision.

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