Alternatives Gamma

StartupCorners vs Gamma.
Gamma designs from a prompt. We write from your data.

Gamma turns a prompt into a polished deck, page or doc. StartupCorners writes your pitch deck or investor update from your own company page, KPIs and raise, lays out each slide its own way, and leaves a blank where it cannot find a number. Here is the honest comparison.

Stay on Gamma if

You make many kinds of decks, pages and docs, and design from a prompt is what you want.

Try StartupCorners if

Your deck is about your startup, and its numbers have to match your KPIs and your raise.

Or use both

Some founders keep Gamma for one-off presentations and make the pitch deck and investor updates here.

Side by side. What you need, and who does it.

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What you needGammaOne linkStartupCorners
A deck from a promptBest in classYes, from an outline you edit
Reads your company page, KPIs and raiseFrom what you pasteBuilt in
Numbers that follow your KPIsYes
A number it cannot find is left blankDepends on what you pasteCheck this number
A layout for each slideYesBuilt in
Web pages and docs from a promptBest in classYour company page
PDF and PowerPointYesYes
On your company page, with who opened itIts own share link and viewsBehind your one clean link
PricingFree plan, paid plansFree, plus AI credits

Gamma's plans change: check their site for what each one includes today.

What Gamma does well. It made AI decks look designed, and it is fast.

  • Beautiful by default

    Layouts, themes and pictures that look designed with almost no effort.

  • More than decks

    Web pages, one-pagers and docs from the same prompt.

  • Quick to share

    A link to the deck, ready the moment it is made.

Where founders outgrow Gamma. A pitch deck is only as good as its numbers.

  • The facts have to be typed in. Here the AI reads your company page, team, KPIs and raise, plus files and notes you add, before it writes a word.

    Your dataReads your company first
  • Numbers go stale. A big number or a chart can follow a KPI, so next month's deck is already up to date.

    KPIsNumbers from your KPIs
  • A deck is one part of the raise. Put it on your company page, see who opened it, and keep the investors in your CRM.

    One linkOn your page, behind one link

Should you switch? An honest decision matrix.

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Stay on Gamma if

  • You make many kinds of presentations, pages and docs, not only about your startup.
  • Design from a prompt matters more than where the facts come from.
  • You want a web page or one-pager from the same tool.

Try StartupCorners if

  • Your deck is a pitch deck, an investor update or a board deck about your company.
  • Its numbers must match your KPIs and your raise, and never be made up.
  • You want it on your company page, with who opened it.

The realistic switching story. Bring your old deck along.

  1. 01

    Add your old deck.

    Add it as a file when you start, and the AI uses it with your company's data.

  2. 02

    Edit the outline.

    Change any headline, move or remove a slide, then pick a theme and make the deck.

  3. 03

    Present or share.

    Present with speaker notes, save a PDF or a PowerPoint, or put it on your company page.

Decks on StartupCorners

An outline first, a layout per slide, numbers from your KPIs, Ask AI beside the deck, PDF and PowerPoint out.

See how Decks work

Questions founders ask before they switch.

Where do the facts in the deck come from?

Your company page, team, KPIs and raise, plus up to 5 files, notes or a link you add. A number it cannot find is left blank and marked Check this number.

Can I take the deck to PowerPoint or Google Slides?

Yes. Export a PowerPoint file. It opens in PowerPoint, Keynote and Google Slides, with each slide's text in text boxes.

Can I keep using Gamma?

Yes. Some founders keep it for one-off presentations and make the pitch deck and investor updates here, where the numbers come from their own data.

Try it on the next thing you share. Free to start, with 5,000 AI credits and 1,000 more every month.