HiSlide vs PPTTemplate.net

HiSlide provides presentation layouts and data-driven infographics for PowerPoint and Google Slides. Its library is described as containing more than 600 designs, including business frameworks, executive reporting layouts, structured models, analytical schemas, and infographics, with weekly updates. A PowerPoint add-in and Google Slides add-on provide assets made with native tools, so users can adapt them to their colors and presentation style. The website lets users browse and download slides, with full website access included in Premium. Guest Mode offers more than 300 free business slides without an account. The Free plan costs nothing and allows Google Slides add-on downloads in batches of two, or five after registration. Premium plans allow batches of 20 and include all premium and free slides, unlimited downloads, Favorites, full website access, and priority support 24/7. Prices are $9 a month billed $108 every 12 months, $11.50 a month billed $69 every 6 months, or $12 a month for the first month for new subscribers, then $20/mo. Inserted assets can be used commercially, but templates cannot be resold or redistributed as standalone products.

PPTTemplate.net offers free PowerPoint templates and slide designs for business and educational presentations. Its categories include abstract, animal, animated, business, education, food, medical, nature, sports and technology. The site describes its templates and backgrounds as modern, with pre-designed slides intended to help users create presentations. A listed template is downloadable as a.pptx file. The site names Microsoft PowerPoint and Keynote as compatible apps, while its editing-platform listing also includes OpenOffice Impress. The free plan costs nothing and requires attribution for personal and commercial presentations. Commercial use is permitted, but the terms prohibit redistributing or reproducing templates without authorization and removing watermarks without authorization. The site provides materials as is and does not warrant their accuracy, completeness or currency. Users can contact the site through a form or email, ask about advertising, or request a design that is not available. Its privacy policy says personal information is protected with reasonable security safeguards.