Journey turns pitch decks into interactive, trackable links with video, AI drafts and embeds. Free plan; Pro from $29 per user per month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Journey is a web-based tool for building a shareable story in the form of a single link. A Journey can combine responsive slides, recorded video, files and interactive embeds, so a seller or marketer can present everything a prospect or customer needs in one place instead of sending a static deck.
The homepage positions Journey around three goals: engaging, closing and onboarding customers. It lists Reddit, Gumroad, AngelList, Northbeam, Narmi and Insightly among its users. Testimonials on the pricing page come from people in sales, marketing and operations, and they describe uses such as scaling sales training, shortening sales cycles and onboarding customers.
A Journey is a collection of blocks. Each block holds one piece of content, such as text, a PDF, a video or an interactive element like a form. Users add and arrange blocks to tell the story they want, and the finished Journey is shared as a link that is designed to look good on mobile.
To speed up creation, Journey can write a first draft with AI and can create branded themes so the result matches a company's look. It can also pull a recipient's logo in automatically, which lets one Journey be personalized for many prospects.
After sharing, senders can follow what happens. The site describes detailed insights, and the plans include anonymous data on who viewed which Journey, plus optional capture of viewer emails.
The block library is the core of the product. Content blocks include text, AI-generated images from keywords, files for photos, videos and documents, links, Google Drive embeds, Gong videos with transcripts and in-app video recording. Navigation and interaction blocks include a dynamic table of contents, buttons, forms for collecting data and comments that recipients can leave.
Journey also offers mutual plans, which are collaborative checklists that buyer and seller can use together, and a logos block that pulls in recipient logos automatically. A chatbot block, which would let recipients talk to a Journey, is labeled coming soon, as is the voicenote block's presence on the list of upcoming items in the layout.
Higher plans add Clearbit enriched insights, Workspaces for organizing Journeys, and security options such as passwords, whitelists, blacklists and email verification.
Journey is a web tool for building a shareable link that tells a story through responsive slides, video, files and interactive blocks. Sales, marketing and onboarding teams use it to pitch, close and onboard customers. Each Journey is made of blocks and can be tracked with viewer insights.
Journey has a free Basic plan, a Pro plan at $29 per month per user, and a Teams plan priced from $6K to $30K per year. The pricing page also shows a 25% off label on Pro and a Monthly/Annual toggle.
Yes. The Basic plan is described as free forever and includes up to five Journeys per organization, unlimited views, unlimited content and anonymous insights. The site does not mention a time-limited free trial.
The site names Google Drive embeds, Gong videos with transcripts, Zapier for activity data and Clearbit for enriched insights. The Teams plan also includes CRM, SSO and Gong integrations, though the specific CRMs are not listed.
Journey is best for sales, marketing and customer success teams that want to replace static decks with personalized, trackable pages. Testimonials on the site come from roles in sales, operations and company leadership.
Yes. All plans include anonymous insights on who viewed which Journey, and viewer emails can be captured. Pro adds Clearbit enriched insights, and activity data can be sent to Zapier.
Yes, on the Pro plan. Pro includes an option to remove the "Made in Journey" branding. The Teams plan also adds a custom domain.
It can be. The free plan and the per-user Pro plan at $29 per month are suited to small teams of up to 10 users. Larger organizations would need the Teams plan.