Gamma Pricing in 2026: What Each Plan Costs and What Credits Buy

How Gamma Credits Work, and What They Cost

Credits are the core of Gamma pricing: every plan runs on them. Free accounts get a one-time allowance at signup, and paid plans refill every month on the billing date, including plans billed yearly.

Gamma meters AI work per slide and per image. Its help center says longer generations and more advanced models use more credits, and that an image's cost is shown before you create it. You aren't charged when an action fails or when the Agent stops to ask you a question.

Ranges from Gamma's developer documentation, which prices generations made through the API, checked October 30, 2026. Gamma's help center says the app also meters per slide and per image, without listing per-action numbers, so treat these as a guide. Both say rates can change.

Using those API rates as a guide (our math), a 10-card deck costs 10 to 30 credits for the cards. Add one standard image per card and you add another 20 to 150. On Plus, a month's credits would cover at least eight decks like that, and far more if you go easy on images. Premium images and Agent sessions use the allowance faster.

• Unused credits roll over

  On paid plans, unused plan credits carry into the next month, up to twice your monthly amount. On Plus, that means up to 3,000 plan credits.

• You can buy more

  Paid subscribers can buy extra credits, from $6 for 1,500, or turn on auto-recharge. Bought credits don't expire while you're subscribed, and Gamma uses your monthly plan credits first.

• Running out isn't a lockout

  When a paid plan's credits run out, you can keep editing by hand. Only the AI actions wait for the next refill or a top-up.

• Free credits don't refill

  The starting allowance is all a free account gets, apart from 200 credits for each friend who joins through your referral link.

We'd watch the image costs first. A deck built mostly from your own text uses far fewer credits, because each card costs only a few.

Is Gamma Free? What the Free Plan Includes

Yes. Gamma's free plan costs $0, needs no credit card and isn't a time-limited trial. You get the starting credits, up to 10 slides per prompt, and you can make presentations, documents, websites, social posts and images.

Imports and exports are included. You can bring in PDF and PowerPoint files, and export to PDF, PowerPoint, PNG and Google Slides. On the free plan, PDF and PowerPoint exports carry a Made with Gamma badge, and any paid plan removes it from future exports.

We built our Gamma review on the free plan with Gamma 5, starting from a one-paragraph brief. In our test, the Agent asked who the deck was for, what it should lead with and how long it should be. It then drafted an eight-slide outline before generating the deck. The export screen offered all four formats, at Basic, Standard or Detailed quality.

The limits show up in three places. The starting credits never refill, each prompt has a slide cap, and free accounts can't buy extra credits. Referrals are the one way to add more, and a free account can hold up to 2,000 referral credits.

Our advice: use the free plan to test one real project. If you like the result and want to keep going, Plus is the cheapest way to remove the badge and raise the slide cap from 10 to 100 per prompt.

Gamma Plus vs Pro vs Ultra: What Each Plan Adds

Gamma pricing for individuals has three paid plans, which differ in credits, image models and publishing features. Each step up includes everything in the plan below it.

• Plus

  For most individuals

  1,500 credits a month (up from 1,000 until late October 2026), up to 100 slides per prompt, advanced AI image models, and no Gamma branding on your decks or exports. It suits people who present regularly and want clean files.

• Pro

  Labelled Most popular by Gamma

  4,000 credits a month, premium image models, custom branding, detailed analytics, advanced sharing, and up to 10 custom domains for the websites you build in Gamma.

• Ultra

  For heavy AI use

  20,000 credits a month, Gamma's most advanced text, image and video models, up to 100 custom domains, and early access to new features.

On yearly billing, Pro gives about 2.7 times the credits of Plus for twice the price, so each Pro credit costs a quarter less: $4.50 per 1,000 against $6.00 (our math). If you'd regularly need around 4,000 credits a month, Pro also beats Plus with top-ups on yearly billing, at $216 a year against about $228.

On monthly billing it goes the other way: Plus with top-ups stays cheaper, at about $264 a year against $300 for Pro (our math). Ultra's credits cost the same per 1,000 as Pro's, so what you pay for is the volume and the most advanced models.

Our read: Plus is the right start for most solo users. Move to Pro when your brand, your analytics or your Gamma websites matter to clients, and save Ultra for people who generate decks and images all day.

Gamma Pricing: Monthly vs Annual Billing

Paying yearly lowers the monthly price of every individual plan, though not by the same amount. On US prices, the saving ranges from 10% on Ultra to 28% on Pro (our math).

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One seat, US list prices from October 2026, before tax (our math). Business is sold on yearly billing only.

Gamma app pricing is per seat on every paid plan. On Plus, Pro and Ultra, each person you invite adds a seat once they accept. Upgrades apply straight away, with a prorated charge for the rest of the cycle, while downgrades wait for the next billing date.

We'd start monthly if you're not sure. Yearly billing pays off once you know you'll use Gamma every month, and Gamma's refund window is short, as the refund section below explains.

Gamma Business and Enterprise: Pricing for Teams

As of October 2026, Gamma pricing for company workspaces centers on Business at $40 a seat a month, billed yearly. Enterprise is priced on request.

Business gives each seat 10,000 credits a month, plus shared workspace credits for extra use. It adds single sign-on (SSO) for people with a verified company email, SOC 2 documentation on request, the most advanced AI models and stronger data controls. Gamma's help center says the AI training opt-out is locked for the whole workspace, and a Business workspace can publish up to 100 custom domains.

Business is billed per member on a yearly subscription. Each member you invite takes a seat, and members added later are billed as they join. Everyone in the workspace is on the same plan, and paying by direct bank transfer (ACH) needs at least 25 licenses.

Enterprise adds custom credits for your organization, advanced admin controls, SCIM provisioning, governance for connectors and the API, purchase orders with payment terms, and dedicated onboarding.

For a small team that mainly shares decks, we'd start on Plus or Pro and pay per seat. Business makes sense once your company needs SSO, centralized billing and locked data settings.

Extra Credits, Refunds and Cancelling Gamma

If a paid plan runs low, you can buy extra credits from $6 for 1,500, at the same rate however many you buy. Workspace admins can also turn on auto-recharge, which buys more whenever the balance drops below a level you set. Gamma never switches it on for you. In a workspace with several members on Plus, Pro or Ultra, auto-recharge is the only way to buy. Bought credits are used after your monthly plan credits, and they expire one year after you cancel.

Refunds: a three-day window

As of October 30, 2026, Gamma's refund policy allows refunds only within three days of subscribing, on monthly or yearly plans. You also need to have used fewer credits than a set limit, and you have to ask support: cancelling alone doesn't trigger a refund.

From Gamma's refund policy, checked October 30, 2026. Local consumer law can give you more rights.

What happens when you cancel

You can cancel any time from Settings > Billing. Paid features and credits last until the end of the billing period, then the account moves to the free plan and its starting allowance. Your decks stay in your account, though some advanced features may be limited.

Timing matters on renewals. Gamma's help article on cancelling asks you to cancel at least 30 days before your renewal date to avoid the next charge. Its article on one-month subscriptions says a monthly plan can be cancelled any time before the next billing date. On yearly billing, we'd set a reminder a month before renewal.

Gamma Discounts: Yearly Billing, Promo Codes and Education

Gamma has no free trial of its paid plans, so the free plan is the way to try it. These are the ways to pay less as of October 2026.

• Yearly billing

  The biggest saving for most people: 10% to 28% on US prices depending on the plan (our math), and up to 30% according to Gamma's pricing page.

• Education pricing

  As of October 30, 2026, we couldn't find a student or educator discount on Gamma's site. Its help center page on educator pricing, which offered reduced prices to educators at accredited schools on request, no longer loads. If you teach, it's worth asking Gamma's support before you subscribe.

• Referral credits

  Free accounts earn 200 credits for each friend who joins through their link.

• Promo codes

  Gamma's help center says promo codes only work on a first upgrade from the free plan to a paid one.

From Gamma's help center, checked October 30, 2026: How can I upgrade my Gamma subscription? (promo codes) and How do credits work in Gamma? (referrals).

Is Gamma Worth Paying For?

For many people who make decks often, yes. Our Gamma review rates it 4.6 out of 5 overall. In our test, it turned a one-paragraph brief into a structured eight-slide deck, and Gamma 5's Agent asked useful questions before it designed anything. Plus is priced for individuals rather than companies.

It's a less natural fit for teams whose decks have to live as PowerPoint or Google Slides files. Gamma exports to both, with editable tables and embedded fonts, though its AI and editing tools work inside Gamma itself. If your company works inside PowerPoint or Google Slides all day, Plus AI (4.4) adds AI inside those apps. Our Gamma vs Plus AI comparison goes through the trade-offs.

If you want layouts that adjust themselves to stay consistent and on-brand, Beautiful.ai (4.1) is the closer match, as our Gamma vs Beautiful.ai comparison explains. For more options, see our guide to Gamma alternatives.

Our read: start free, and upgrade the month the badge or the credit counter starts getting in your way.

Which Gamma Plan Should You Choose?

• Free

  Pick it to try Gamma on one or two real projects. Expect a badge on PDF and PowerPoint exports, and no more AI generations once the starting credits run out, unless you earn referral credits.

• Plus

  Pick it if you present regularly and want clean exports. By our estimate, a month's credits cover several decks with images.

• Pro

  Pick it if you publish branded decks or Gamma websites, want detailed analytics, or keep running out of credits on Plus.

• Ultra

  Pick it if you generate all day or need Gamma's most advanced text, image and video models.

• Business

  Pick it when your company needs SSO, shared credits and centralized billing for the whole team.

Whichever you choose, check the price on Gamma's pricing page, and read the refund rules before you commit to a year.

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