Sembly review: AI platform that builds client-branded decks and documents from meetings and files

What Sembly does

Sembly is an AI platform aimed at professional services firms such as consultancies, agencies and advisory teams. Instead of acting as a chatbot, it stores a dedicated environment for each client, including brand elements, reference files and meeting records, and uses that material to produce client-facing documents. You describe the deliverable you need, choose the sources, watch the draft take shape, and approve it before it goes out.

Document types include proposals, pitch decks, statements of work, project plans, status reports and creative briefs, exported as editable PowerPoint or Word files. Brand details such as logo, colors and fonts can be derived from a client's website address. The product also joins Zoom, Google Meet, Teams and Webex calls, transcribes them, and turns them into notes, action items and searchable transcripts that can feed later deliverables.

Pricing is per plan and depends on how many clients, brand packages and credits you need. There is a Free Trial plan at $0, then Basic, Pro and MAX, with a custom Enterprise tier. Basic is $17 per month billed monthly or $10 per month billed yearly. Pro is $29 per user per month billed monthly or $20 billed yearly. MAX is $39 per user per month billed monthly or $30 billed yearly. Credits are allocated per user each month, and the yearly rate is paid upfront.

• Branded proposals, pitch decks and statements of work
• Editable PowerPoint and Word export
• Brand kit derived from a client website
• Per-client dedicated environments
• Meeting transcription with notes and action items
• Zoom, Google Meet, Teams and Webex capture
• Workspace automations, webhooks and MCP access
• Human approval before delivery

Our take

Sembly fits professional services teams that repeatedly produce branded client documents and want meeting notes and client context kept in one place. A solo practitioner can start on Basic, while larger organizations can move to MAX for audit log, custom SSO and HIPAA compliance. It is less suited to anyone who only needs a plain meeting recorder, or who wants formats beyond PowerPoint and Word. Credit allowances and client limits shape cost, so check them against your volume before committing to a plan.