Simple pricing for
individuals and teams.

No. Decky AI is never trained on your slides, documents, or any client-related content. Slides are processed in real time to handle your request. If you choose to save a slide to your Slide Library, it's stored privately and can be deleted at any time – and it is still never reused or added to model training.

Beyond layout and design, Decky AI also checks your slide content for logic errors, typos, grammar issues, inconsistencies, awkward phrasing, and enforces style guidelines (e.g. consistent number formats, capitalization, citation style, tone).

Yes. Decky AI works from the files you upload (documents and images), builds on your firm's own template, and can search the web for facts and figures, citing its sources.

Yes. Start from a topic, a rough outline, a document or plain notes, and Decky AI drafts a structured deck: a logical storyline, clear headlines, visual hierarchy and charts where they help, formatted on your template.

The Slide Library lets you save individual slides – with their layout, branding, and content intact – and reuse them in any future deck. Capacity depends on your plan: 20 saved slides on Free, 100 on Starter, 200 on Pro, and 500 on Max, Business and Enterprise. Enterprise also adds a shared organisation library of up to 1,000 slides. Saved slides are private to you or your organisation, can be deleted at any time, and are never used to train AI models.

Decky AI is a native Office Add-in for Microsoft PowerPoint on Windows and macOS, installed through a Microsoft 365 subscription. There is currently no web or mobile version – the add-in runs inside the PowerPoint desktop application you already use.

Decky AI has a free plan and five paid tiers. For individuals: Free (€0), Starter (€25/mo), Pro (€50/mo) and Max (€100/mo). For teams: Business and Enterprise, both priced on request. All paid plans include credits for slide edits, AI images, icon search and web search – see the full breakdown on our pricing page.

Credits meter the actions that call an AI model: 10 credits per slide created or edited in fast mode (20 in smart mode), 20 credits per AI-generated image, and 1 credit per icon or web search. Reading and planning actions inside the agent are always free.

Individuals can install Decky AI directly from Microsoft AppSource and sign in inside PowerPoint. IT administrators rolling it out to a whole organisation instead upload the Decky AI manifest as a custom Integrated App in the Microsoft 365 Admin Center, so it's deployed to every assigned user automatically.

Yes. Any team can roll Decky AI out to everyone through the Microsoft 365 admin center. The Business plan adds dedicated support, zero data retention and regional processing (EU or US). Enterprise adds Microsoft Entra ID single sign-on with user provisioning, and a shared organisation Slide Library of up to 1,000 slides.

Yes. Decky AI calls a large language model to generate and edit slide content, so an active internet connection is required – there is no offline mode.

Decky AI is never trained on your slides or files. On the team plans, model providers keep no copy of your prompts or outputs (zero data retention), and processing runs in the region you choose, the EU or the US. Slides you save to your Slide Library are stored privately and can be deleted at any time. Our privacy policy and subprocessor list set out the details.

No. Decky AI runs entirely inside the PowerPoint desktop app as a native Add-in. There's no separate editor, no browser tab, and no export/import step – every change is applied directly to the open .pptx file and can be undone like any other PowerPoint action.

Yes. The Free plan costs €0 per month and includes 200 credits per month and a 20-slide Slide Library – enough to try Decky AI on real decks before upgrading.

Decky AI is purpose-built for slide production: it reads your deck's own slide master and layouts to apply your firm's brand automatically, checks content for typos, inconsistent formatting and broken citations, and keeps every change inside the native PowerPoint file – rather than being a general-purpose office assistant.