Investor Pitch Deck Services

Your package for investor pitch deck services will include key sections like the problem, solution, marketing opportunities, profit model, market strategy, financial projections, and team introductions, along with one round of revisions to make sure that you don’t miss anything.

Of course, it is your business idea anyway- we just collaborate with you throughout the process. From the initial discussion to giving feedback on your drafts, your point of view and input are important for the perfect pitch deck.

We will send the deck in a PDF and editable PowerPoint format, so you can use it for your presentations properly and effectively.

While we cannot guarantee positive funding, our decks are designed in a way that will surely properly communicate your business vision, strategy, and potential profitable earnings that will pique the investor’s interest.

You don’t have to worry about that- the goal of our initial discussion and questionnaire is to guide and coach you throughout the process. Also, our teams will help you fill in the gaps based on research and industry insights.

Yes, we provide plans for startups, SMEs, and new entrepreneurs- whether you are launching a new business or seeking funding for your existing venture, our pitch deck consulting services will meet your specific needs.

With the help of comprehensive business analysis, great engaging content, modern design trends for presentation, review, and final processes- all done and tailored to capture investor interests.

Well, there’s not a single reason that causes the investors to lose interest in your pitch. Some key reasons are:

• No clear problem-solution alignment narrative. 
• Lack of stable financials.
• Way too many unrealistic profit projections- no unit economics with missing CAC, LTC, and payback period. 
• Unclear market analysis and segments. 
• Generic designs, improper slides with inconsistent fonts.

We have helped over 500 startups and SMEs with investor pitch deck services by curating packages for individual business needs, sector type, and input.

Cover slide, solution/products, market opportunity, business model, potential of revenue generation, competition in the market, apt market strategies, financial projections for at least 3-5 years, introduction of the team, funding ask, use of the funds, vision of the startup, and exit opportunity.

Basic company’s legal papers, incorporation documents, agreements of shareholders/ESOP, IP ownerships, employment agreements, disclosures on litigation, financial and tax compliance reports and filings, audited financial statements, income/GST tax returns, MCA/ROC filings, MIS reports, commercial documents, sales reports, and a roadmap for the product.

• Start with an overview of your business. 
• Address the issues that your idea intends to solve. 
• Check the size and potential of your target markets. 
• Prepare a business model to showcase your profitability and plans for earning revenue. 
• Demonstrate key milestones and achievements. 
• Analyze the competition and how you stand out amongst them. 
• Draft financial projections and your funding needs. 
• Showcase your team and their expertise in the company profile. 
• Conclude your pitch with a summary for investors. 

• 8-10 slides- Pre-seed: Market fit study for the founder and a vision for the problem-solution clarity. 
• 10-12 slides- seed product: product study for the target market with an early metrics plan.
• 12-15 slides- Series A: unit economics, scalable planning, and repeatable GTM.
• 15-20 slides- Series B/C: roadmap to M&A, unit economics at scale, and market dominance. 
• 30 to 50 slides- pre-IPO: audited profit and loss accounts, balance sheets, cash flow statements, growth numbers, and ESG regulatory compliance.

Follow the steps below if you want to impress your investors:

• Just a one-line introduction line with details on your company logo and contacts.
• Explain the problem at hand with data, which needs a solution via your business model, in simple and clear words. 
• Showcase your solution insight with one diagram. 
• Market size containing TAM, SAM, and SOM with real data on average revenue per user.
• Charts on users, revenue, and retention pipeline for profitability. 
• pricing structures, business models, earning streams, and unit economics. 
• Partnerships, GTM strategies, channels, and sales figures, 
• competition study with details on tech, data, and distribution. 
• A rundown of the founder’s team and key hires, and what makes them fit for the revenue model. 
• Fund usage, list of previous investors, and milestones/achievements. 
• Monthly financial statements like P&L accounts, statements, and balance sheets for 3 to 5 years.
• Risk management plans with regulatory insights. 
• Product roadmap for at least 12 to 24 months with diagrams.