OfficeLint uses credits for slide checks and automatic fixes. Manual editing, find and replace, rule-based redaction and rechecks are free. New accounts get 10 credits to try with a real presentation. Review the credit cost before each charge.
Credit packs are for occasional use. Checking uses 1 credit per slide; automatic fixes use 0.5 credit per slide, charged when you export.
$4.99 / 100 credits
$19.99 / 500 credits
≈ $4.00 per 100 credits
$59.99 / 2,000 credits
≈ $3.00 per 100 credits
The personal plan provides credits each month for regular reports and proposals. Compare your usage and the credit expiry dates before choosing. Cancelling does not affect the validity of packs you have already bought.
$12.99 / month
≈ $1.30 per 100 credits
$109 / year
≈ $0.91 per 100 credits
$6.99 / 500 credits
≈ $1.40 per 100 credits
OfficeLint charges for checks before they start and for automatic fixes when you export. Manual edits and rule-based redaction are free. You see the credit cost before each charge.
1 credit per slide
Taken when the check starts. If the file can’t be read or no report is produced, the credits come back automatically.
0.5 credit per slide
Taken when you export the revised deck, only for slides with automatic fixes; manual edits are free. The total fix credits are rounded up to a whole credit. Undone fixes are free, and each slide is charged at most once in 15 days.
Free
Redaction, manual edits, rechecks, previews, undo and re-exports are free. Files are kept for 15 days, so you can recheck and export as often as you need.
Checking and fixing an 80-slide deck, then checking a second version, uses 104 credits in total — about $4.2 on the Standard pack. If the previous version is still within its 15-day retention period, the second version is charged only for new and changed slides; the 68 untouched slides aren’t charged again.
About $4.2 on the Standard pack, or $1.4 on the monthly plan.
No free plan. New users get 10 credits on sign-up, valid for 30 days — enough to check a short deck, or the 10 slides that matter most in a long one. Rule-based redaction is always free, and the home page includes an illustrative report preview.
Yes. Sign-up credits last 30 days, the Starter pack 90 days, the Standard and Large packs 12 months, and add-on packs 3 months. OfficeLint always uses the credits that expire soonest first and reminds you 7 days before any expire. The top bar and your account page show how many credits you have left and when each batch expires.
OfficeLint tells you before the check starts. You can top up first, or choose which slides to check. It never quietly checks only part of a deck.
No. Credits for a check are taken before it starts, and refunded automatically if the file can’t be read or the report isn’t produced.
OfficeLint charges for fixes the first time you export a file that contains them, so fixes you undo or never export cost nothing. Only slides with automatic fixes count, at 0.5 credit per slide. Manual edits are free. The total fix credits are rounded up to a whole credit. Each slide is charged at most once in 15 days, so exporting again is free.
No. When you upload a new version, OfficeLint compares it with the previous one slide by slide and charges only for new or changed slides; inserting or reordering slides doesn’t make the rest count again. Cross-slide number checks still cover the whole deck. The previous version must still be within its 15-day retention period; otherwise every slide is charged.
On the monthly plan, credits you don’t use in a month carry over for 1 more month. Cancelling a subscription doesn’t affect credit packs you’ve bought; they stay valid until they expire.
Sign up and bring a presentation you want to improve. Review the credit cost before each charge.
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