Question 1

How is AskDeck different from AI presentation makers like Gamma or Presentations.AI?

Accepted Answer

Gamma, Presentations.AI, and similar tools are prompt-to-deck editors — you write prompts, then arrange, edit, and polish the slides in their web app. AskDeck is an agent: you brief Eric by phone, text, email, or web, and he returns a finished, editable PowerPoint and a synchronized narrated video. Revisions work the same way — you tell him what to change.

Question 2

Do I have to learn another tool?

Accepted Answer

No. You brief Eric the way you would brief a colleague — a phone call, a text, an email, or a short web form — and review the finished work. Any hands-on editing happens in PowerPoint, which you already know.

Question 3

Do I own the output?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every deck is a native PowerPoint file (.pptx) delivered to you — yours to keep, edit, and share. You can preview the whole deck free, watermarked, before paying anything.

Question 4

Can it turn the deck into a video?

Accepted Answer

Yes. From the same brief, Eric writes the narration and produces a synchronized narrated video of the deck. When the deck is revised, the video re-renders from the new slides, so the two never drift apart.

Question 5

What does it cost?

Accepted Answer

The preview is free and watermarked. Unlocking a finished deck is $29 one time — no subscription. Pro is $99/mo for 3 decks a month; Teams is $299/mo for up to 5 members.

Question 6

How do revisions work?

Accepted Answer

Tell Eric what to change, in plain language, on any channel. Pro and Teams include a revision round with every deck; further revisions draw a small credit spend, only when you ask. The deck and its video stay aligned through every revision.

	Do it yourself	AI deck editors	AskDeck
How you work with it	You do everything, slide by slide	You prompt, then arrange and polish	You brief Eric like a colleague — phone, text, email, or web
Who writes the narrative	You do	The tool drafts from your prompt; you rework it	Eric develops the story from your material
Who designs the slides	You do	The tool lays out; you adjust and polish	Eric designs every slide, editable afterward
Output	A file you built by hand	Usually web-first; export varies	A native, editable .pptx you own
Narrated video of the deck	You record and edit it yourself	— or a separate manual step	A synchronized narrated video from the same brief
Revisions	You rework the slides by hand	Re-prompt, then re-polish	Tell Eric what to change — deck and video stay aligned
Where you work	PowerPoint or Google Slides	Their web app	Any channel — phone, text, email, or web
Price model	Software you already have, plus your hours	Subscription plans vary	$29 per finished deck, or Pro $99/mo

An agent that does the work, not another editor to learn.

Where the difference shows.

The agent does the work

One project keeps everything aligned

You own the file

Frequently asked questions.

Brief the agent. Review the work.