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    SendDeck
    SendDeck
    SendDeck
    vs
    Pitch
    Pitch

    The Pitch alternative
    that doesn't lock you into a new editor.

    Keep authoring in Google Slides, PowerPoint or Keynote. Export to PDF, share a SendDeck link, and get the per-slide analytics Pitch reserves for decks built inside their platform.

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    What is Pitch?

    Pitch is a browser-based presentation editor built for teams that want to author, collaborate on, and share decks inside one product. It bundles slide creation, real-time collaboration and viewer analytics — but only for decks you build inside Pitch itself.

    Pitch and SendDeck don't do the same job. Pitch is an authoring tool that gates analytics behind moving your entire slide-making workflow into their editor. SendDeck is a pure analytics layer that plugs into the tool you already use — Google Slides, PowerPoint or Keynote — without asking you to switch.

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    SendDeck vs Pitch

    Pitch's analytics are strong — if you're willing to rebuild every deck inside Pitch's editor. Here's how SendDeck compares when you'd rather keep the tool you already know.

    Feature
    SendDeck
    Pitch
    Primary use case
    Analytics on any PDF deck
    Authoring + analytics, one product
    Works with Google Slides
    Import, then re-author
    Works with PowerPoint
    Import, then re-author
    Works with Keynote
    No editor migration required
    Free plan
    Yes — 3 decks/mo
    Yes — limited analytics
    Entry paid plan
    ~€17/mo (189 SEK)
    $25/user/mo (Pro)
    Team pricing
    Flat, not per-seat
    Per-user, adds up fast
    Per-slide time & drop-off
    Password-protected links
    Custom link names
    Pro tier
    Viewer location map
    Real-time view alerts
    MCP for AI agents
    GDPR compliant, EU hosted
    US-hosted
    Why teams switch

    What SendDeck does differently

    1
    Step 1

    Keep the editor you love

    Pitch's analytics only work on decks you author inside Pitch — which means abandoning Google Slides, PowerPoint or Keynote. SendDeck adds the same class of analytics without asking you to migrate a single deck.

    2
    Step 2

    Analytics, not a whole platform

    Most teams don't need another editor — they need to know who opened the deck and which slide converted. SendDeck ships exactly that: per-slide time, drop-off, revisits and a viewer location map, priced flat.

    3
    Step 3

    AI-native from day one

    The SendDeck MCP lets Claude, ChatGPT and other agents ingest PDFs, create trackable links, set passwords and pull analytics. Pitch has no equivalent developer surface.

    Frequently asked questions

    Everything you need to know about switching from Pitch to SendDeck.

    Isn't Pitch already a good analytics tool?
    Pitch's analytics are good — for decks built in Pitch. The catch is that they only work on decks you've authored inside their editor. If your team lives in Google Slides, PowerPoint or Keynote, you'd have to rebuild every deck to unlock those numbers. SendDeck skips that step entirely.
    Do I have to move away from Google Slides / PowerPoint / Keynote?
    No — that's the whole point. Keep authoring where you already are, export to PDF, and share a SendDeck link. You get per-slide analytics without giving up your existing workflow, templates or brand assets.
    How is SendDeck different from Pitch structurally?
    Pitch is an all-in-one editor + analytics platform. SendDeck is a focused analytics layer. If you want one product that does everything and you're happy to move your slide-making into it, Pitch fits. If you just want the tracking without switching editors, SendDeck fits.
    What does SendDeck cost compared to Pitch?
    Pitch Pro is $25/user/month, and larger tiers scale per seat. SendDeck Pro is roughly €17/month (189 SEK), flat — not per user — with unlimited uploads and no seat multiplier on small teams. There's also a free forever plan with 3 decks/month.
    Can I still get analytics on a deck I built in Keynote?
    Yes. Export the Keynote deck to PDF, upload it to SendDeck, and share the link. You get per-slide time, drop-off, revisits and the viewer location map — the analytics Keynote and iCloud share links do not provide.
    Does SendDeck support real-time collaboration?
    No, and that's intentional — SendDeck is not an authoring tool. You collaborate on the deck itself in whatever editor you already use, then use SendDeck to share the finished version with trackable links. It's a deliberately smaller surface, focused on one job.
    What about data residency and GDPR?
    SendDeck is GDPR-compliant, EU-hosted, and does not store viewer IP addresses or set third-party cookies on shared links. If EU data residency matters to your buyers, this is often the reason teams switch from a US-hosted platform like Pitch.
    Keep reading

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    How to track PDF views (2026 guide)
    Per-slide analytics, drop-off, viewer location — everything a modern PDF tracking tool should report.
    Comparison
    SendDeck vs DocSend — full comparison
    Side-by-side comparison including pricing, analytics depth and hosting model.
    Blog
    SendDeck Blog
    Playbooks on sharing decks, tracking PDF views and building a follow-up workflow.

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