STORYD’s homepage describes a three-step presentation flow: write a few sentences about your topic, select a best-practice communication structure, and receive a business deck. The page says that deck arrives in 60 seconds. Editing controls rephrase, shorten, lengthen, or brainstorm, and branding covers theme, font, colors, logo, footer, date, and page number. Pricing on the same page is Free at $0 with Pro at both $18 and $24 per month and Automate at both $100 and $150 per month.
Official website · www.storyd.ai
STORYD fits a business update where the hard part is the structure, not a blank canvas. It is a weak fit if you need one price. Annually and Monthly, then Pro at $18/mo with “Save 25%,” Automate at $100/mo with “Save 33%,” and a second pair at $24/mo and $150/mo. Private structures are $500/mo. Pro lists unlimited credits. Automate lists 50 presentation credits per month plus API Access. The use policy says automation scripts are not permitted and flags accounts above 250 presentation major versions a month.
The homepage’s “How does STORYD work?” block is three numbered steps. First, your topic: write a few sentences about your presentation. Second, business structure: select a best practice communication structure. Third, professional deck: get a high-end business deck in 60 seconds. The hero also says presentations are created in seconds. The privacy policy says topics are used to return a script and a presentation. It also says a company name and phone number can create a Contact Me slide.
Official documentationThe ideas section says to modify your story with rephrase, brainstorm, shorter and longer. You can add your own ideas and collaborate live with colleagues in a real-time experience. Multimedia on the page means text, lists, images, charts, and numbers. A separate line says to use the AI to brainstorm more content ideas or switch storytelling approaches. Story Starters are pre-written business storytelling presentations. You browse by industry or department, copy and customize a starter, and edit the topic and slide structure. Free says “5 credits (to create or rewrite).” Pro says unlimited credits. Automate says 50 presentation credits per month. The pages do not define the unit.
Official documentationThe design block says you can see a visual preview of each slide and set a theme, font, and color. You can upload an existing deck to have STORYD extract your organizational theme and font. Your own choices cover theme, font, colors, logo, footer, date, and page number. Layouts are described as 100s of options, each fully optimized for data storytelling. Free includes professional business templates, custom themes and branding, present from browser, and export to PowerPoint, Google Slides, Keynote and Canva. Pro adds priority access, team collaboration, and real time editing on top of everything in Free. Automate lists unlimited users, branded themes, and API Access, plus $500/mo per private structure. Automate does not say it includes Pro’s unlimited credits.
Official documentationThe privacy policy says you can share a presentation with a public link or an email invitation, and that a public link may be reachable from search engines. Automated systems analyze topics so generated content is not hateful, threatening, violent, sexual, or promoting self-harm. Named services are storyd.ai, app.storyd.ai, Microsoft Office Add-Ins, and Google Slides add-ons. The acceptable-use policy forbids scripts and says automation is not permitted at this time. More than 250 presentation major versions per month, or equivalent Ideas pane usage, flags a review, including above 250 per user on an unlimited account. Shared logins are refused. The terms state a maximum of 250 presentations created per monthly period and a one-year subscription with at least 30 days’ notice before non-renewal.
Official documentationSuggested when the audience needs a decision, not a tour of every metric. Write a few sentences about your presentation that state the decision, the constraint, and the ask. Then select a best practice communication structure rather than asking for “a deck about Q3.” Spend a free credit on the first pass only if 5 credits is the budget. The page says a credit covers create or rewrite.
Suggested when brand control matters more than a new layout. Upload an existing deck to have STORYD extract your organizational theme and font, then set logo, footer, date, and page number yourself. Choose from 100s of layout options only after that theme is in place. Free-plan exports named on the page are PowerPoint, Google Slides, Keynote, and Canva. Suggested as a handoff path only.
Suggested when the topic is ordinary and the structure is not. Browse story starters by industry or department, copy one, and edit the topic and slide structure. Use rephrase, shorter, or longer on the slides that do not match the room. If several people will edit, Pro is the plan that names team collaboration and real time editing. Suggested only. Was not verified here.
Write a few sentences about your presentation. The privacy policy says those topics are what the service turns into a script and slides.
Select a best practice communication structure.
Rephrase, shorten, lengthen, or brainstorm. Set theme, font, colors, logo, footer, date, and page number, or extract theme and font from an uploaded deck.
Present from the browser, or export to PowerPoint, Google Slides, Keynote, and Canva. A public link is a separate share option in the privacy policy.
Annually and Monthly, then two full price blocks. Pro appears as $18/mo beside “Save 25%” and again as $24/mo. Automate appears as $100/mo beside “Save 33%” and again as $150/mo. Both paid blocks also is $500/mo per private structure. Free is $0 in both blocks.
Try a few create or rewrite passes.
$0.
Start for free, no credit card required.
Individuals and teams wanting the higher tier.
$18/mo.
Also shown as $24/mo.
Companies and developers automating presentations.
$100/mo.
Also shown as $150/mo.
Terms say the subscription period is one year, invoices are annual, and non-renewal needs at least 30 days’ notice. Use is limited to 250 presentations per monthly period. The acceptable-use policy says automation is not permitted, even though Automate lists API Access. Provider on the terms is Data Advantage LLC, under Washington law.
You want a design-catalog presentation product instead.
STORYD’s pages center on a business structure, a 5-credit free plan, and exports that include PowerPoint and Canva. Choose Gamma when that other presentation product is the job. Choose STORYD when you want the structure-then-deck steps and the credit lines shown here.
The deck should be finished in Canva after export.
Stay in STORYD while you still need the structure, the story starter, and the credit meter. Move to Canva when the remaining work is design in that export destination.
Yes. The homepage says start for free, no credit card required, at $0. Free includes 5 credits to create or rewrite, personalized content with AI, professional business templates, custom themes and branding, presenting from the browser, and export to PowerPoint, Google Slides, Keynote, and Canva.
SourceThe pricing Annually and Monthly, then two blocks. One shows Pro at $18/mo with “Save 25%” and Automate at $100/mo with “Save 33%.” The next shows Pro at $24/mo and Automate at $150/mo, without those save lines. Private structures are $500/mo in both Automate blocks.
SourceFree says 5 credits to create or rewrite. Pro says unlimited credits. Automate says 50 presentation credits per month and does not repeat “unlimited credits.” The pages do not define the unit. The use policy treats Ideas pane usage as an equivalent of presentation major versions when it applies the 250-a-month review flag.
SourceAutomate lists API Access and is described for companies and developers looking to automate presentations. The acceptable-use policy says automation is not permitted at this time and that a scripted account can be locked.
SourceThe terms say the agreement is between Data Advantage LLC and the company or person using the product. STORYD is a cloud service that creates presentations with artificial intelligence and storytelling templates. The subscription period is one year. A separate signed cover page replaces these terms.
SourceAn account collects name, email, and a password. Phone, company, and payment information are optional. Content includes topics, scripts, slides, received presentations, and saved images and charts. The policy also names IP address, error logs, location, and cookies.
SourceThe policy bars illegal activity, content that exploits or harms children, hateful or violent content, malware, fraud, adult content, political campaigning, and unreviewed legal, financial, or health advice, among other items. It says STORYD will check generated content to enforce those rules, and it forbids shared logins.
SourceOct 6, 2026 · NavHunt editorial
NavHunt did not run STORYD, and NavHunt did not test the product. This profile only restates the STORYD homepage, privacy policy, terms of service, and acceptable use policy reviewed on 6 October 2026. Quotes on that page are customer or publisher lines, not a NavHunt trial. This description is based on STORYD's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06, including STORYD homepage, STORYD privacy policy, STORYD terms of service, STORYD acceptable use policy.
Free includes 5 create-or-rewrite credits. Pro says unlimited credits. Automate says 50 presentation credits a month.