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OGUM vs ChatGPT for a pitch deck

You can build a pitch deck with ChatGPT — if you know what a great deck contains, write the perfect prompt, and rebuild the result slide by slide yourself. OGUM bakes that expertise into the task, so what arrives is a finished deck rather than a transcript you still have to design.

You pay for the finished work, not the tool.

When ChatGPT is genuinely the better choice

No comparison written by one side is neutral, so here is ours with the thumb off the scale. Pick ChatGPT when:

Side by side

ChatGPTOGUM
Prompting skill required Expert-level Zero — you fill in a brief
Output quality A lottery, prompt to prompt The same bar, every time
Price A meter A menu — the credit price is on the task page
What you get Chat text you reformat A PPTX you can open and present
Mental model Operating a tool Delegating to a specialist
If it fails Try another prompt Credits refunded automatically

Every OGUM row above is what the product does today: a fixed credit price shown before you start, a guaranteed document structure, one free revision within 7 days, and an automatic credit refund when a task fails.

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Frequently asked questions

Is OGUM just a wrapper around a chat model?

OGUM runs on large language models, and we say so in the Terms. The difference is everything around the model: a task that knows what a pitch deck contains, a brief that asks you the right questions, and an exporter that produces a real PPTX rather than chat text.

What does the pitch deck task actually deliver?

The Investor Pitch Deck task delivers a 10–12 slide PPTX you can open in PowerPoint or Google Slides — each slide with a headline, a few concise bullets and a speaker note. It costs 500 credits and includes one free revision within 7 days.

Can I try it without paying?

You get 100 free credits when you sign up, with no card. That covers a quick task such as a SWOT Analysis or a One-Pager brief rather than the full deck, so you can judge the output quality before you commit.

See the output before you decide

New accounts get 100 free credits, no card. Run a task and judge the document yourself.

Start free — 100 credits