Proposals that look like a studio, from a desk of one.
You do not have an account director or a print budget. You have Keynote and a good eye. Linkdeck turns the export into a link that opens on the client's phone and plays like you designed it.
Start free, today
Export the proposal to HTML, zip the folder, drop it on the home page. You get a link without creating an account. The free deck stays live for three days (24 hours if you never sign in), which is long enough for most proposals to be read and answered.
What the client sees
The real Keynote player in their browser: builds, transitions, any video or audio you embedded. Landscape on a phone, tap to advance. No app to install and no file to find later in a Downloads folder.
Your name, not ours
On Pro the deck ends on a card with your name and your colour, and the Linkdeck branding is removed. You also pick the slug, so the link reads linkdeck.me/yourname-proposal instead of a random string.
Fix the typo after you hit send
Everyone finds the typo after sending. On Pro you upload the corrected export in place and the link the client already has now plays the fixed deck.
Know when to follow up
Per-slide analytics shows whether they opened it and how long they spent on each slide. Forty seconds on pricing and nothing after is a different follow-up than a skim of the first three slides.
With the email gate on, you also know who opened it, which matters when a proposal gets forwarded.
Pricing you can justify
One proposal that lands pays for the year.
- Free: 1 deck, 200 MB, link stops working after 3 days.
- Pro, €12 a month: 10 decks, 500 MB each, permanent links, custom slug, password, email gate, comments, replace in place, per-slide analytics, your end card, no Linkdeck branding.
Questions
Do I need to pay to try it?
No. Upload one deck on the home page without an account. It is live for 24 hours anonymously, or 3 days if you sign in with a free account.
What happens after 3 days on Free?
The link stops working and the files are removed. Pro links never expire. If a proposal is still being read on day four, upgrading keeps the same link alive.
Can the client leave comments?
Yes, on Pro. Comments can be switched on per deck, and viewers can leave them without an account. You reply from your dashboard.
Send a proposal that looks like you meant it
Export from Keynote, zip the folder, upload. Free for the first deck, no account required.