A HummingDeck alternative with no per-user price
HummingDeck and ArtifactSend compared, with HummingDeck prices from its pricing page on November 1, 2026.
The short answer
HummingDeck is a digital sales room. It shares documents and interactive HTML, and adds deal rooms with mutual action plans, a stakeholder map and CRM links. Its free plan has 5 documents and 5 links, with real-time analytics only. Paid plans start at $10 a month for one user, and Pro and Business are $25 and $40 per user a month.
ArtifactSend is free and unlimited, with no per-user price. It shares HTML, Claude artifacts and Office files with email codes, data rooms, an NDA and a watermark. It has no action plans or CRM link yet. Pick HummingDeck to run a sales process with a buyer. Pick ArtifactSend to share and track for free.
Side by side
| HummingDeck | ArtifactSend | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | 5 documents, 5 links, real-time analytics only | Unlimited links, readers and members |
| Price for a team of 3 | $75 a month on Pro | $0 |
| Interactive HTML | Yes, from Starter | Yes, free, and Claude artifacts |
| Verified email allow list | Pro | Free, by email or domain |
| Deal or data rooms | 1 on Free, 3 on Starter, 15 on Pro | Unlimited, free, with NDA and watermark |
| Mutual action plans | Pro | No |
| Close CRM and Slack | Pro | No |
| Custom domain | Business, $40 per user | Not yet |
HummingDeck facts from hummingdeck.com/pricing, checked November 1, 2026. Its page offers up to 20% off with yearly billing.
When HummingDeck is the better pick
- You run B2B sales and want a shared action plan with the buyer.
- You want a stakeholder map and Close or Slack alerts.
- You need your own domain on the links today.
When ArtifactSend is the better pick
- You want unlimited links and readers without a plan.
- Several people on your team send links, and you do not want per-user pricing.
- You build pages in Claude or ChatGPT and want to send them from the chat.
- You need an NDA and a watermark on a fundraising room.
What ArtifactSend does not do yet
- eSignatures. DocSend includes them on paid plans, and Peony gives 3 a month free.
- Video with analytics. Most rivals track video on paid plans.
- Your own domain. Links on your domain instead of artifactsend.com.
- Password, download and screenshot controls. Today the email code, the watermark and the expiry cover most of this.
- Per-folder access and a Q and A thread in data rooms. Today a room has one door, and each person can get their own link.
- Slack, CRM and Zapier. Today Claude and ChatGPT read your reports through the MCP.