Plus AI review

Plus AI is for people who cannot move to a new presentation app. It runs inside Google Slides and PowerPoint, and one subscription covers both. You can generate a whole presentation, insert a single slide in a chosen format, or rewrite and remix slides, such as turning a paragraph into three columns. Basic costs $10 per user per month billed annually, or $15 monthly, and includes 1,500 AI credits a month; Plus AI says a typical task uses 40 to 170 credits. Pro at $20 adds document uploads in PDF, docx and txt, prompts of more than 100,000 characters, AI images, and access to its MCP server and Presentation API. Team at $30 adds custom branding and shared presets. The weak points are price and access: there is no free plan beyond a 7-day trial, and the document-to-deck feature that many professionals want sits on Pro rather than Basic.

Who it is for

People who must keep working in Google Slides or PowerPoint and want AI generation there.

Price

Basic $10 per user per month billed annually or $15 monthly; Pro $20; Team $30; 7-day free trial.

Basic $10 per user/month, billed annually. $15/user billed monthly.
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 9, 2026.

Key features

• Create AI presentations in Google Slides and PowerPoint
• Insert single slides in a chosen format
• Rewrite and remix slides into new layouts
• Document uploads (PDF, docx, txt) on Pro
• MCP server and Presentation API on Pro

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Works in both Google Slides and PowerPoint on one plan
• Strength: Pro takes document uploads and 100K+ character prompts
• Strength: Unlimited team members on Pro and above
• Weakness: No free plan after the 7-day trial
• Weakness: Document upload needs Pro at $20 per user per month
• Weakness: Credit limits per month, with tasks using 40 to 170 credits

Key facts

• Free trial: 7 days with 1,000 AI credits
• AI credits: 1,500 per month on Basic, 3,000 on Pro
• Works in: Google Slides and PowerPoint

Where it ranks

Plus AI is No. 6 in our Best AI Presentation Makers verdict.