Plus AI starts at $10 per user per month and runs up to $200 for its unlimited Max tier. There's no permanent free plan — just a 7-day trial — and every plan is priced per user with a monthly credit allowance. The number that decides your real cost isn't the sticker price, it's how many credits you burn regenerating decks. Here's the full breakdown.
Pricing at a glance
Prices below are per user, billed annually; monthly billing costs more. Every plan generates native slides inside Google Slides and PowerPoint.
| Plan | Price (annual) | Monthly credits | What's included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free trial | $0 / 7 days | 1,000 (one-time) | Full generation in Slides or PowerPoint to test. |
| Basic | $10/mo ($15 monthly) | ~1,500 | Core generation, Remix, Rewrite, document import. |
| Pro | $20/mo ($25 monthly) | ~3,000 | AI images, AI charts, 100K+ char prompts, premium themes, custom templates. |
| Team | $30/mo ($40 monthly) | ~6,000 | Shared brand kits, team templates, admin controls. |
| Max | $200/mo ($240 monthly) | Unlimited | Highest limits for power users and heavy daily creators. |
The 7-day trial
Plus AI's only free option is a 7-day trial with 1,000 AI credits — enough to build several full decks and judge the output properly. The catch: it requires a credit card and auto-charges when the week ends unless you cancel. If you're only evaluating, set a reminder. Unlike SlidesAI or Gamma, there's no free plan to fall back on afterward.
Basic — $10/mo
Basic is where most individuals should start. For $10/user/mo annually ($15 monthly) you get core deck generation, the Remix layout tool, Rewrite for tone and length, document import, and roughly 1,500 credits a month. That covers regular deck-building for a solo consultant, teacher or salesperson.
The main reason to move up is credits or AI features — Basic doesn't include AI image generation or AI charts, which live on Pro.
Pro — $20/mo
Pro is the tier for heavier or more visual users. At $20/user/mo annually ($25 monthly) it roughly doubles credits to 3,000 a month and unlocks AI image generation, native AI charts, much larger prompt inputs (100K+ characters), premium themes and custom templates.
If you rely on generating charts from data or you frequently regenerate whole decks, Pro pays for itself by removing the credit ceiling you'd hit on Basic. For light users it's more than needed.
Team & Max
Team at $30/user/mo annually ($40 monthly) adds the collaboration layer: shared brand kits so every deck stays on-brand, team template libraries, admin controls and a bigger 6,000-credit monthly pool per seat. This is the right tier once more than a couple of people build decks and consistency matters.
Max at $200/user/mo annually ($240 monthly) is the power-user tier with effectively unlimited credits. It's aimed at agencies and heavy daily creators who'd otherwise blow through Pro or Team allowances; most users never need it.
How credits work
Credits are the key to Plus AI's real cost. AI actions — generating a deck, rewriting a slide, making a chart or image — spend credits; manual editing in Slides or PowerPoint is free. A full deck generation is the biggest single draw, so your monthly total depends heavily on how often you regenerate from scratch versus tweak by hand.
Because the caps are monthly (unlike SlidesAI's annual counts), a heavy week early in the month can leave you short later. If you regularly regenerate whole decks or lean on AI images, size up to Pro rather than fighting the Basic ceiling.
Is Plus AI worth it?
For the right user, clearly. Basic at $10/mo is strong value if you live in Google Slides or PowerPoint and want AI decks you can actually edit — the native, editable output removes the export-cleanup step that makes cheaper web tools frustrating. That's the whole pitch, and it holds up.
It's not the cheapest option — SlidesAI and Gamma both start lower — and the lack of a free plan stings. But for editable native slides done well, it's the category's best pick. See our full Plus AI review for performance, and Plus AI vs Gamma if you're weighing the standalone alternative.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Plus AI cost in 2026?
Plus AI has four tiers billed annually per user: Basic at $10/mo, Pro at $20/mo, Team at $30/mo and Max at $200/mo. Paid monthly instead of annually, those rise to roughly $15, $25, $40 and $240. There's a 7-day free trial with 1,000 credits.
Does Plus AI have a free plan?
There's no permanent free plan, only a 7-day free trial that includes 1,000 AI credits. A credit card is required and it auto-charges when the trial ends unless you cancel, so set a reminder if you're just testing.
How do Plus AI credits work?
Credits are spent on AI actions like generating a deck, rewriting text or making a chart. Basic includes about 1,500 credits a month, Pro 3,000, Team 6,000 and Max is effectively unlimited. Manual editing of slides doesn't use credits.
What's the difference between Basic and Pro?
Basic covers core generation, Remix, Rewrite and document import with about 1,500 monthly credits. Pro doubles credits to 3,000 and adds AI image generation, larger prompt inputs (100K+ characters), premium themes and custom templates. Solo users usually start on Basic and upgrade if they hit the cap.
Is Plus AI worth it?
If you live in Google Slides or PowerPoint and want AI decks you can actually edit, yes. Basic at $10/user/mo covers most individuals, and the native, editable output removes the cleanup step that makes cheaper web tools frustrating. Heavy regenerators should budget for Pro.
Does Plus AI charge per user?
Yes. Every plan is priced per user per month. For a team, multiply the per-seat price by the number of people who create decks; the Team tier adds shared brand kits and admin controls on top.