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Plans
Every plan and priceStarter
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Plus
$10/mo
Pro
$49/mo
Enterprise
$199/mo
Free plan
What the maker publishes
- Audience
- The maker describes Folio as an AI agent tailored for consulting and strategy teams. source
- Brand controls
- Yes source
- Collaboration level
- realtime source
- Connectivity
- Folio requires an internet connection to generate and process AI content, while created slides can continue to be edited offline in PowerPoint. source
- Credit rollover
- Unused credits roll over to the next billing cycle, subject to a fair-use cap, and credits do not expire. source
- Deck editing
- Folio can modify an existing deck from prompts and lets users make manual adjustments in PowerPoint or Google Slides. source
- Deck generation
- Users can describe a presentation and Folio generates a deck using the existing PowerPoint template, fonts, colors, and layouts. source
- Editable output
- Folio edits real PowerPoint shapes and objects, leaving each element editable. source
- Enterprise options
- Enterprise plans support bringing your own API keys, and the Ultimate plan includes SSO and MFA login. source
- File uploads
- Users can upload files such as logos, images, data, or inspiration decks to provide context for prompts. source
- Free plan
- Yes source
- Google data access
- The Google Slides add-on accesses the open presentation and files explicitly selected through the file picker, using the narrow drive.file scope. source
- Integrations
- Folio is available as a Microsoft PowerPoint add-in, Google Slides add-on, and web application. source
- Product
- Folio is an AI-powered platform that generates and edits PowerPoint and Google Slides presentations. source
- Prompt-to-deck generation
- Yes source
- Security
- The privacy policy says data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and presentations and prompts are not used to train AI models. source
- Support
- The support page offers a message form for contacting the team and says enterprise plans include dedicated support. source
- Typical usage
- The pricing FAQ estimates that generating a complete 10-slide presentation uses approximately 100–200 credits, depending on complexity and content length. source
Checked against the maker's pages on 12 Oct 2026.