Gamma Pricing in 2026: Plans, Credits and Real Costs
Gamma pricing is a seat price plus a credit allowance: Free, Plus, Pro, Ultra and Business each set what one person pays, how much AI work they get, and how long a deck can be. Gamma changes its plans often, so check the live page before you buy.
Last checked: November 10, 2026. Gamma changes prices, credits and plan names without notice. The figures below come from published plan breakdowns, and they may not match Gamma's live page by the time you read this. Confirm every number at gamma.app/pricing before you pay.
What Gamma pricing is in 2026
Gamma is an AI tool that generates presentations, documents and web pages from a prompt. It sells access through tiered subscriptions, and each tier combines three things: a price per seat, a pool of AI credits, and limits on how large one generation can be. The tiers are Free, Plus, Pro, Ultra and a Business plan for teams.
The decision you are making is rarely "which plan is cheapest." It is whether the entry paid tier covers your decks, or whether card limits and credits push you up a level. For a team, it is also what the seat count does to the total. Below is the plan grid, then each part explained, then one worked cost example and the places the numbers mislead.
Gamma pricing quick answer
For one person, the realistic choice is Plus or Pro. Plus is the cheapest way to remove the Gamma branding. Pro buys longer decks and a larger credit pool. Free is for testing, and Ultra and Business are for heavy or managed use.
As of November 10, 2026, published plan breakdowns list Gamma at $0 for Free, about $9 per month for Plus, about $18 per month for Pro and about $90 per month for Ultra, with a Business plan billed annually. Free accounts receive 400 credits in total that never refresh. Paid plans refill credits each month and remove the Gamma watermark. Plan details shift often, so verify the live pricing page before you commit.
Gamma plans and prices at a glance
This grid follows the plan breakdown published by eesel in its "Gamma pricing in 2026" guide, last edited June 5, 2026. Prices are per seat in US dollars.
| Plan | Monthly | Annual | Credits | Cards per prompt | Watermark |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | n/a | 400 total, never refresh | 10 | Kept |
| Plus | $9 | $108 | 1,000 per month | 20 | Removed |
| Pro | $18 | $216 | 4,000 per month | 60 | Removed |
| Ultra | $90 | Annual price unclear | 20,000 per month | 75 | Removed |
| Business | Not offered | $480, 10-seat minimum | 10,000 per seat | 60 | Removed |
Ultra is listed at $1,080 a year in one table and described as having no annual discount in another section of the same source, so its annual price is marked unclear. The Business figure is annual only, and the source does not say whether $480 is per seat.
The parts of Gamma pricing, one by one
Every Gamma plan is built from the same five parts. Read them in this order and the grid above stops being a wall of numbers.
The seat price. What one person pays each month or year. Plus and Pro are the two plans most individuals compare, and annual billing is the cheaper route on both.
The credit allowance. Gamma meters AI work in credits. Free accounts get a one-time pool that never refreshes, while paid plans refill monthly. On the paid plans, ordinary deck and image generation does not draw credits down. Agent edits, premium models and API calls do.
The generation limits. Cards allowed per prompt and input size per generation. These cap how long a single deck can be, which matters more to a long board pack than the credit number does.
The branding and export rules. Free decks keep a Made with Gamma mark. Every paid plan removes it. Export to PDF, PowerPoint, PNG and Google Slides is described as available across plans.
The billing terms. Per-member billing, refund windows, no pause option and what happens to credits on cancellation. This is where the real cost of a plan hides.
Two facts from the same breakdown matter for planning. Extra credits are sold in blocks of 1,500 for $6. Credit rollover is capped, at 2,000 on Plus, 8,000 on Pro and 40,000 on Ultra. Unused credits above the cap do not accumulate forever.
Worked example: a five-person team
Take a five-person strategy team that builds decks every week and needs the watermark gone and decks up to 60 cards. Pro is the first plan that allows 60 cards per prompt, so that is the plan to price.
Billed monthly
5 seats x $18 = $90 per month. Held for 12 months that is $1,080.
Billed annually
5 seats x $216 = $1,080 per year. The listed monthly rate already equals $216 over 12 months, so confirm the live page for any annual discount.
The conclusion is that the seat price scales linearly with headcount, so the headline $18 only describes one person. Add a sixth member mid-cycle and the source says that month is billed in full even if you remove them. Budget for the peak headcount, not the average.
Now compare Plus. Five Plus seats at $9 cost $45 per month, which halves the bill. The catch is the 20-card cap per prompt. If most of your decks fit inside 20 cards, Plus is the better value. If one long board pack per month needs 40 or more, Pro earns its price.
When each Gamma plan is the right choice
Free
You are testing the tool or making one throwaway deck. The 400 credits do not refresh, so treat it as a trial.
Plus
You need the watermark gone and your decks stay short. It is the cheapest paid way to share something client-facing.
Pro
Your decks run long, you use analytics, or you lean on agent edits. Up to 60 cards per prompt is the main upgrade.
Ultra and Business
Ultra suits one heavy user. Business suits a managed team that needs single sign-on and security documentation, annually, with a 10-seat minimum.
When Gamma pricing numbers mislead
A pricing table is a snapshot, and four things make this one easy to misread.
Third-party price lists disagree. Published summaries of Gamma's plans do not match each other on the Plus credit allowance or on whether Pro and Ultra have an annual discount. Treat any single table, including this one, as a snapshot.
Plans change without a version number. Gamma has reorganised its team and business tiers, and credit allowances have moved between plan generations. A price quoted in spring can be wrong by autumn.
The seat price flatters teams. Each added workspace member is billed, and removing one mid-cycle does not cancel that month's charge. A team estimate has to multiply seats and include the months you hold them.
Cheap does not mean fit for the deck. A low monthly price says nothing about whether the output survives a corporate template. For consulting and board work, the export step is the cost the pricing page never shows.
The refund rules are a good example. The same breakdown says refunds are only available within 3 days of subscribing and only below a credit-use threshold of 200 on Plus, 600 on Pro and 2,000 on Ultra. Cancelling drops the account to Free and removes any credits above 400. There is no pause, only cancel and resubscribe.
Gamma pricing versus fit for corporate decks
Gamma is a design-led, web-first generator, and it is genuinely good at fast, attractive decks for pitches, launches and web-style pages. If that is your job, pick the cheapest plan that covers your card counts and stop there.
Oria is a different product for a different job. It is built for corporate documents and consulting presentations: board packs, steering committee decks and dense frameworks held to an enforced corporate template. It reaches you in two places, as a PowerPoint add-in and as a connector for Claude and ChatGPT, so a deck can be built from the chat you already use. Because it is built for the corporate environment only, it loses on highly visual work such as fundraising or launch decks. For that, Gamma or Canva will look better.
For a side-by-side on credits and PowerPoint export, see our Gamma vs Beautiful.ai comparison. If the question is template fidelity rather than price, the guide to the best Gamma alternative for consulting decks scores the field on native editable output, and the best AI for PowerPoint roundup covers the wider market.
How to check current Gamma pricing
- 1Open gamma.app/pricing while logged out and while logged in. Regional pricing and plan names can differ.
- 2Write down seat price, billing cycle, credits and cards per prompt for the two plans you are considering.
- 3Read the cancellation and refund terms before entering a card, since refunds are narrow.
- 4Multiply the seat price by your peak headcount and the months you will hold it.
If your next deck is a corporate one, the head-to-head between Oria and another web-first tool is covered in Oria vs Beautiful.ai.
Gamma pricing: frequently asked questions
How much does Gamma cost?
As of November 10, 2026, published plan breakdowns list Gamma Free at $0, Plus at about $9 per month, Pro at about $18 per month and Ultra at about $90 per month, with a Business plan billed annually. Annual billing lowers the monthly rate on Plus and Pro. Confirm the live figure on Gamma's own pricing page before you buy.
Is Gamma free?
Yes, there is a free plan, but it is limited. Published breakdowns say Free accounts receive 400 AI credits in total that never refresh, a lower cards-per-prompt cap, and a Made with Gamma mark on exports. It works for trying the tool, not for a recurring client deck.
What does Gamma Plus include?
Plus is the entry paid tier. Published breakdowns list about $9 per month, 1,000 credits per month, up to 20 cards per prompt and removal of the Gamma branding. Check the live page, because credit allowances for this tier differ between sources.
Is Gamma Pro worth it?
Pro is worth it when your decks run long or you use analytics and agent edits often. It is listed at about $18 per month with a larger credit pool and up to 60 cards per prompt. If your decks stay under 20 cards and you only need the watermark gone, Plus usually covers it.
Can I cancel Gamma and get a refund?
Refunds are described as available only within 3 days of subscribing, and only if credit use stays below a plan-specific threshold. Cancelling does not trigger an automatic refund, and your account drops to Free at the end of the billing period. Read Gamma's current terms before subscribing.
Does Gamma charge per user?
Yes. Published breakdowns say each workspace member is billed, and removing a member mid-cycle does not cancel that month's charge. A team should multiply the seat price by headcount and by months held. Business is described as annual only with a 10-seat minimum.
What is a cheaper Gamma alternative for corporate decks?
If the deck is a consulting or board document, price is not the deciding factor. Fidelity to a corporate template and native editable PowerPoint output are. Our guide to Gamma alternatives for consulting decks compares the options on exactly those points.