Genspark

Genspark is an AI workspace built around a 'Super Agent'. You type what you want, like a 12-slide pitch deck on your new service, a spreadsheet of 50 competitors with their prices, or a report on a market, and it plans the steps, searches the web, picks from dozens of AI models and hands back the finished file. It also writes documents, builds simple websites and apps, makes images and video, and can even phone a business to book something for you.

Its slides are the stand-out: people consistently say they're among the best first drafts any AI tool produces, and paid plans export to PowerPoint and Google Slides. Pick Genspark over Manus if most of what you want is decks, spreadsheets and documents; pick Manus if you want an agent that works through a long multi-step job in its own browser. Gamma is still simpler if all you need is slides.

The catch is credits. Big tasks, video and the better models eat them fast, failed jobs can still cost you, and unused credits don't roll over. Genspark also changes its plans often: it dropped 'unlimited' chat for paying users in September 2026, support and refund experiences are mixed, and Trustpilot has removed its overall score after finding fake reviews. Start on the free plan and watch how quickly a real job uses credits.

• Founders
• Marketers
• Consultants
• Students

Business owners and marketers who want finished decks, sheets and research from one prompt.

• Super Agent

  Plans and carries out a whole task, using a browser, files and code in its own sandbox.

• AI Slides

  Researches a topic and builds a styled deck with Genspark's own slide model, exportable to PowerPoint, PDF or Google Slides on paid plans.

• AI Sheets and Docs

  Gathers data from the web into a spreadsheet with charts, or drafts and edits documents with version history.

• Call for Me

  Phones a business for you to book or confirm something, then sends a transcript and summary.

• Many models in one place

  Uses models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and others, picking one for each step.

• Genspark Claw

  An always-on assistant that runs in its own cloud computer, added in March 2026.

• Free

  Free

  Trying it on a few real tasks.

  • 100 credits a day, up to a lifetime cap
  • Limited models and agents
  • No slide export
  • 1 GB storage
• Our pick

  Plus

  $24.99/mo, or $19.99/mo billed yearly

  Most people who use it weekly.

  • From 10,000 credits a month
  • Weekly free allowance for standard text and image tasks
  • Export slides and docs
  • Top models

• Team

  $40/seat/mo, or $35/seat/mo billed yearly

  Small teams sharing work, from two seats.

  • 10,000 credits per seat a month
  • Shared workspace
  • Admin controls

• Pro

  $249.99/mo, or $199.99/mo billed yearly

  Very heavy users running big jobs daily.

  • From 125,000 credits a month
  • Ten times the Plus weekly allowance
  • Everything in Plus

• Enterprise

  Custom

  Larger organisations.

  • From 20,000 credits per seat
  • Custom terms and billing

Prices in USD unless noted, checked 21 October 2026. Vendors change plans often, so confirm on their site before you buy.

Ways Genspark can slot into your week.

1. 1

   Pitch deck by lunch

   Give it your offer, audience and an old deck for tone, and get a styled first draft to polish in PowerPoint.

2. 2

   Competitor table

   Ask for 30 competitors with pricing, locations and reviews in a sheet you can sort and chart.

3. 3

   Market research brief

   Have it research a new niche and write a sourced report you can check and send to a client.

4. 4

   Phone admin

   Let it call to confirm an appointment or ask a supplier a simple question while you work.

Genspark sits beside your normal tools as a place to make first drafts. Finished decks go to PowerPoint or Google Slides and sheets to Excel, so it doesn't replace your office suite. If you already pay for ChatGPT or Claude, check whether the slides alone justify a second subscription.

The closest alternatives to Genspark in the library, best rated first.

• Comet3.9/5· best for summarising long pages, PDFs and videosGenspark vs Comet
• Manus3.7/5· best for multi-step research with a report at the endGenspark vs Manus
• Dia3.6/5· best for asking questions across several open tabsGenspark vs Dia
• OpenClaw3.2/5· best for A personal assistant you text on WhatsApp or TelegramGenspark vs OpenClaw

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