Gamma is controlled from a country outside the EU and lacks confirmed EU data storage: processing effectively takes place in a third country. That makes the tool unsuitable for sensitive personal data without additional safeguards. For non-personal data (drafts, public material) it is usually fine.
SwedishPresentationsFreemiumEU data storage ✓ISO 27001
Swedish Stockholm-based company for interactive presentations with live polls, quizzes, word clouds and Q&A in real time. Excellent for engagement, but weaker than pure slide tools if you want to build nice static sales decks.
Swedish company in Stockholm with Swedish interface and support
Data stored within the EU by default
Does not sign Data Processing Agreements (DPA) with customers, but acts as data controller for service data
Best for: Swedish small businesses that hold workshops and want real-time audience interaction.
EU/EEAPresentationsFreemiumEU data storage ✓ISO 27001
Dutch tool that combines AI-generated presentations with interactive features such as polls and quizzes. A convenient all-in-one, but AI designs are rarely as polished as hand-built decks.
EU company headquartered in Amsterdam
ISO 27001 certified and GDPR-adapted
AI design often becomes generic and requires post-editing
Best for: Small businesses that quickly want an AI draft and run interactive moments.
Berlin-based tool for beautiful, collaboration-driven presentations and sales decks, with analytics on how shared decks are read. Great design results, but the interface is not available in Swedish.
EU company headquartered in Berlin
Data stored within the EU
No Swedish interface or Swedish support
Best for: Teams that want to build professional sales decks together and follow up on how they are read.
No, Gamma has no confirmed EU data storage: data is processed in a third country.
Is Gamma covered by the CLOUD Act?
The vendor is based outside the EU. US companies are covered by the CLOUD Act regardless of server location; see the tool page for details.
What is needed to use Gamma in a GDPR-safe way?
Sign a data processing agreement (DPA) if the tool processes personal data on your behalf, minimise the personal data you feed in, and check the vendor's sub-processors. See our DPA guide for the steps.
Our assessment is based on verified data about vendor, storage and certifications (2026). GDPR compliance also depends on how you use the tool. This is guidance, not legal advice. See How we review.
