Share a deck with a client.
Send a link, not a 30MB attachment. The client opens your deck in their browser and you see whether they did.
By NudgeHost Team ·
- 25MBa file on the free plan
- 10 linkslive at once, free
- No capon visitors, on any plan
What they see
Your deck opens in their browser.
Paste the link into an email or a chat. Apps that show link previews draw a card with the first slide, and one click opens the deck in the browser's PDF viewer. The client needs no account and no presentation software.
- Every slide keeps its layout
- The first slide as the preview card
- No account for the client
Before you send
Three ways to send a deck.
Pick by what the client will do with it.
A PDF export
Export from your presentation software and upload the PDF. It opens in the browser's PDF viewer, and the first slide becomes the link preview.
A .pptx
Send the PowerPoint file when the client wants to edit or reuse slides. It downloads as the original file, still editable.
An HTML presentation
A deck built as one HTML page opens as a working page with its scripts running, so its own slide controls work.
How it works
From deck to link in three steps.
Drop the deck
Drag the export onto the uploader or tap Choose a file. It works without an account.
Copy the link
The deck gets its own nudgehost.com link once the upload finishes.
Send it to the client
Paste it into the email or chat where the attachment would have gone.
After you send it
Know where the deck stands before the meeting.
Counts, end dates and replacing the file are free. Passwords and open details come with Pro and Studio.
See whether it's been opened
Free accounts see how many times the link was opened. Pro and Studio add the time and country of each open, with a CSV export.
Fix a slide, keep the link
Upload the corrected version over the old one. The client's link shows it, and the open count stays.
Lock it or let it expire
Add a password on Pro or Studio. On any account plan, set an end date for when the project wraps up.
Plans
What your deck gets on each plan.
| Without an account | Free | Pro | Studio | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Largest file | 25MB | 25MB | 250MB | 1GB |
| Links live at once | 3 | 10 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| How long a link lasts | 7 days | Until you delete it | Until you delete it | Until you delete it |
| Open tracking | Not included | Open counts | Time and country of each open, CSV export | Same as Pro |
| Password protection | Not included | Not included | Yes | Yes |
| Custom domains | Not included | Not included | 1 | 5 |
| Price | $0 | $0 | $12 a month | $29 a month |
QR codes, end dates and replacing a file work on every account plan.
Compared
NudgeHost and Tiiny.host, for one client deck.
The differences that matter when a client is reading your work.
| NudgeHost | Tiiny.host | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | 25MB a file, 10 live links | 3MB a file, 1 project |
| Analytics | Open counts on every plan, and the time, country and a CSV export of each open on Pro and Studio | Built-in analytics from Tiny up |
| Password protection | Pro and Studio. A free link cannot carry one | Solo and above |
| Link expiry | Every plan, the free one included | Not named on the published plan list |
| Branding on a free link | None on account plans | Banner on the free plan |
| Entry paid price | $12/mo, or $10/mo annually | $9/mo, or $5/mo annually |
Figures last verified 1 September 2026, from each service’s published plans.
Read the full comparisonLinks and attachments
Why a link works better for a client deck.
Sent as an attachment, a deck gives you no sign of whether the client read it before the call. A link does, and it keeps a 30MB file out of their inbox.
Send a PDF export when the client only needs to read the deck, since every slide keeps its layout. When they want to reuse slides in their own deck, share the PowerPoint file itself and it stays editable.
Pasted into a chat app that shows link previews, a PDF link brings up a card with the deck's first slide, which gives the client a look before they click.
If the deck carries prices or terms, Pro and Studio let you put a password on the link. An end date works on every account plan.
Guides
More ways to send client work.
- A PDF too big for emailSend a link instead of the attachment. It opens in the browser.Send a large PDF
- An HTML presentationUpload the page and it runs at its own link, scripts included.Host an HTML file
- Check the export firstOpen the PDF in your browser before you send it. Nothing is uploaded.Open the PDF viewer
Frequently asked questions
What format should I send the deck in?
A PDF export, when the client only needs to read it, since every slide keeps its layout. Send the .pptx when they need to edit it.
Can I tell if the client opened it?
Yes. The link counts its opens, so you know whether the deck was looked at before your meeting. Pro and Studio add the time and country of each open.
Can I keep the deck private?
Yes. On Pro and Studio, put a password on the link. On any account plan, set it to expire after the project ends.
Can I fix a slide after sending?
Yes, with an account. Upload the new version over the old one and the client's link shows it, with the open count kept.
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