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Pitch deck sharing

How pitch deck sharing works

  1. Upload the PDF or PowerPoint deck you already use.
  2. Create a share link for an investor, adviser, partner, or other audience.
  3. Choose that link’s password, expiration, email, and download settings.
  4. Send the link. The recipient opens the deck in a browser without creating a DeckPeek account.
  5. Review opens and page-level engagement before deciding how to follow up.

Choose the access controls

Every link can be revoked, protected with a password, given an expiration date, configured to collect a viewer email, and set to show or hide the one-click download action.

Pro adds verified viewer email, email and domain access lists, agreement gates, viewer-specific watermarks, and browser-level screenshot deterrence. Use the controls that fit the sensitivity of the deck and the relationship with its recipient.

These controls are not DRM. Hiding the download action, adding a watermark, or deterring screenshots cannot guarantee that an authorized viewer will not retain or photograph visible content.

What the viewer sees

A recipient opens the link in a browser and completes only the access steps you selected. They do not need to register for a DeckPeekaccount.

If the link is public, the deck opens directly. A protected link may first ask for a password, an email address, email verification, or agreement acceptance. Expired and revoked links no longer open the deck.

Pitch deck analytics

Analytics can show opens, return visits, total and average viewing time, completion, and attention by page or slide. When email capture is enabled, activity can also include a viewer-supplied email address; Pro can require that address to be verified.

Treat these measurements as follow-up signals, not proof that a specific person read, understood, or agreed with the deck. Browser behavior, network conditions, blocked scripts, and repeated sessions can affect the results.

Read the pitch deck analytics guide for metric definitions and a practical way to interpret viewer activity.

Updates and supported files

Update a deck after sending it

Replace the current document version to update the content associated with its existing share links. Review active-link behavior before replacing material that is already in circulation.

Share PDF and PowerPoint decks

DeckPeek supports PDF and PPTX pitch decks, along with DOCX, XLSX, JPEG, PNG, WebP, MP4, MOV, and M4V files. Office files are prepared as browser-viewable copies before recipients can open them.

Common questions

Does a viewer need a DeckPeek account?

No. A viewer completes only the access steps configured for that link.

Can I see who viewed my pitch deck?

You can see link activity. If you collect a viewer email, the activity may include that self-reported address; Pro can require verification. Analytics should still be treated as signals rather than proof of identity or intent.

Is pitch deck sharing free?

Yes. Free includes core link controls and page analytics. Pro adds higher limits, advanced access rules, analytics export, custom branding, and one custom domain. See plans and pricing for the current comparison.

Is DeckPeek a virtual data room?

No. DeckPeek currently focuses on sharing and measuring individual documents through independent links rather than multi-document rooms and room-level permissions.

Share your first deck

Create a private workspace, upload your pitch deck, and give each conversation a link you can control. Viewers do not need an account, and no credit card is required to start on Free.