Presentations are regularly used in the professional world, but are you using them right? A good presentation captures your audience’s attention and conveys your message without distracting them. We often use PowerPoint and Google Slides because they are easy to navigate, but these often deliver underdeveloped slides that don’t necessarily add value to your presentation.

Presentation platforms are easy to navigate and they help you take your presentation to the next level.

Choosing the right presentation platform can go further than you think to catch your audience’s attention and hold their interest. Two of the top presentation platforms to look at are PItch.com and AirDeck. Both platforms save you and your team resources and time that you can spend on preparing for your actual presentation.

Read on to learn more:

Pitch

Pitch.com is a presentation platform targeted toward teams. As a workspace platform, Pitch allows your office access to folder organization and collaboration. Additionally, it lets you customize templates and fonts, upload images and videos, share links, embed content, and export content.

Pitch’s free plan gives you access to unlimited presentations, unlimited users and guests, custom templates and fonts, and live video sessions. The Pro plan allows users to share folders privately, workspace roles, video uploads, unlimited file size uploads, and removes the Pitch watermark on PDF exports.

AirDeck

AirDeck is a document narration and engagement platform that offers presentation, video, and many other services. AirDeck is built for on-demand follow-ups, while Pitch is a platform built for live meetings. AirDeck offers you the ability to record short segments, making it easier for you to create truly unique presentations. AirDeck also lets you re-record moments when you make mistakes, whereas, with Pitch, you would have to re-record the entire video.

Like Pitch, AirDeck allows you to collaborate in real-time with live chat. Pitch live meetings can be achieved through Zoom and PowerPoint. Zoom’s screen sharing option is free, just as efficient, and automatically exported without any branding. Sharing and collaborating with others is at the core of the AirDeck experience.

Best of all, AirDeck offers advanced analytics and immediate reports, so you can use AirDeck to see who views your presentations — and when. This is more reliable than live collaboration and feedback because you can look at a report with evidence of where your presentation’s succeeded and fell short. Pitch’s design interface is similar to PowerPoint, Slides, and Keynote, yet it has a different interface. This means your employees have to take extra time to learn how to use another design tool with a similar function to PowerPoint, Slides, and Keynote.

AirDeck vs Pitch Feature Comparison