Is Just Say It an alternative to Gamma?

For the meeting itself, yes: instead of preparing a deck, you talk and the screen builds itself. For a designed deck, document or website to send ahead of time, Gamma does that and Just Say It does not.

Can Just Say It import my slides or export to PowerPoint?

No. It is not a slide editor and takes no document. Every conversation is kept as a replay, a deck of its topics that downloads as a PDF, and its notes. Gamma imports PowerPoint files and exports to PowerPoint, PDF, PNG and Google Slides.

What does each cost to start?

Gamma has a free plan with 400 credits at signup and paid plans from $9 a seat a month billed annually. Just Say It gives 10 minutes with no account and no card, then 90 minutes a month free with an account; its paid plans are Pro $19 a month, or $15 billed yearly; Team $29 a month, or $25 billed yearly.

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Just Say It vs Gamma

Gamma and Just Say It, side by side: what each makes, when it works, and what it costs — Gamma’s facts from its own pages, read 2026-09-26.

The short answer

Choose Gamma when you need a polished deck, document or website made before the meeting — from a topic, your own text or a file — to send or to present. Choose Just Say It when the screen should come from the meeting itself: the figures, faces and maps appear as people say them, and the notes are kept.

Side by side

Gamma and Just Say It — Gamma’s facts read on its own pages, 2026-09-26
Compared on	Gamma	Just Say It
What it makes	Presentations, documents, websites, social posts and images (pricing).	The screen everyone in the room sees, built as people talk: the point as a headline, figures as charts, faces, maps, lists and whole stages — and the notes.
When it works	Before the meeting. You build the deck, then present it — with presenter view, speaker notes and a link people can follow (help).	During the conversation, as each sentence is said.
What you give it	A topic to generate from, text to paste, or a PowerPoint, document or web page to import (help).	The conversation itself — people talking in the browser. Nothing to prepare or upload.
Meetings and rooms	Not a meeting tool on the pages read: you present the deck yourself, in whatever call you are in.	Its own rooms in the browser, with camera, microphone and screen share: one guest on Free, six on Pro, thirty on Team. It does not join other meeting apps.
Notes	Speaker notes you write on your own slides; notes of the meeting are not described.	Kept as the conversation goes, one page per topic, on the screen when anyone asks; every conversation kept as a replay, a deck and its notes.
Earlier meetings	Not described.	Answers what was decided in earlier conversations — only ones the people in the room took part in.
Paid plans	Plus $9, Pro $18 and Ultra $90 a seat a month billed annually — $12, $25 and $100 monthly; Business plans for teams (pricing).	Pro $19 a month, or $15 billed yearly; Team $29 a month, or $25 billed yearly (pricing).
Free to start	Yes — a free plan with 400 credits at signup, which do not refill (pricing).	Yes — 10 minutes with no account and no card, then 90 minutes a month with a free account (pricing).

Where Gamma is better

A finished, designed deck you can send before the meeting, and export to PowerPoint, PDF, PNG or Google Slides.
Documents, websites and social posts from the same tool, not only slides.
Starting from what you already have: a PowerPoint, a document or a web page, imported and restyled.
Editing by hand — every slide, layout and theme is yours to change.
An API on its paid plans, for making decks from other tools.

Where Just Say It is different

The screen comes from the conversation: a figure said becomes a chart, a person named gets a face, a place gets a map — nothing is prepared beforehand.
It keeps the notes as it goes, one page per topic, and brings back what earlier meetings you took part in decided.
It is a room: people join in the browser with camera, microphone and screen share, and everyone sees the same slide.

Using both

Gamma for the deck that goes out before the meeting; Just Say It for the meeting itself — the figures and names that come up, the questions, the decisions and the notes. A deck made in Gamma can be shared on screen in a Just Say It room while the conversation runs.

Questions

Is Just Say It an alternative to Gamma?: For the meeting itself, yes: instead of preparing a deck, you talk and the screen builds itself. For a designed deck, document or website to send ahead of time, Gamma does that and Just Say It does not.
Can Just Say It import my slides or export to PowerPoint?: No. It is not a slide editor and takes no document. Every conversation is kept as a replay, a deck of its topics that downloads as a PDF, and its notes. Gamma imports PowerPoint files and exports to PowerPoint, PDF, PNG and Google Slides.
What does each cost to start?: Gamma has a free plan with 400 credits at signup and paid plans from $9 a seat a month billed annually. Just Say It gives 10 minutes with no account and no card, then 90 minutes a month free with an account; its paid plans are Pro $19 a month, or $15 billed yearly; Team $29 a month, or $25 billed yearly.

Sources

Every fact about Gamma on this page was read on its own pages on 2026-09-26. Plans and prices change — check them at the source before you decide. Nothing here rates or ranks Gamma; Just Say It’s own facts are on its features and pricing pages, and the other comparisons on the comparison page.

Gamma — pricing — read 2026-09-26
Gamma Help — presenting a gamma — read 2026-09-26
Gamma Help — creating a presentation, document or webpage — read 2026-09-26

Last updated 2026-09-26.