Pitch Deck Preparation

Pitch Deck Preparation

A good pitch deck doesn’t just explain your business — it sells the story. It shows why your idea matters, why you’re the team to build it, and why investors should bet on you right now. Most founders struggle not because the idea is weak, but because the deck fails to translate it into a clear, compelling narrative.

We help you create a pitch deck that looks sharp, reads well, and speaks the language investors understand.

Why a strong pitch deck matters

• Your first impression to angels, VCs, and incubators

• The fastest way to communicate your vision

• Sets the tone for valuation and negotiation

• Helps you stand out in crowded inboxes

• Ensures your story is clear, logical, and investment-ready

A good deck gets meetings. A great deck gets capital.

What we include in a winning pitch deck

1. Problem
What real pain point you’re solving.

2. Solution
Your product or service and why it works.

3. Market Size & Opportunity
TAM, SAM, SOM — realistic, data-backed, and easy to understand.

4. Product Overview
Features, USP, differentiation, screenshots, workflows.

5. Business Model
How you make money: pricing, revenue model, and unit economics.

6. Traction & Milestones
Users, revenue, pilots, partnerships, growth metrics.

7. GTM Strategy
How you plan to scale — acquisition channels and distribution.

8. Competition Analysis
Where you stand and why your approach wins.

9. Financial Projections
3–5 year plan, assumptions, burn, and runway.

10. Team
Founders, experience, skill set, and advisory board.

11. Ask & Fund Utilisation
How much you’re raising and where the money goes.

What we help with

• Full pitch deck creation

• Rewriting and improving your existing deck

• Visual design, layout, and storytelling

• Market research, validation, and data points

• Financial modelling and projections

• Investor narrative and pitch flow

• One-page teaser, executive summary, and email pitch

Why founders choose professional pitch deck support

• Communicates clearly and avoids jargon

• Makes investors understand the business fast

• Strong visuals and structured storytelling

• Improves chances of getting investor meetings

• Saves time for founders to focus on the product

Documents / inputs usually required

• Founders’ vision and business summary

• Market research or current traction

• Revenue and cost numbers

• Screenshots/product information

• Key differentiators and milestones

Our process

1. Understand the business, vision, and funding goals

2. Build the story, flow, and data structure

3. Design the deck with clean, investor-friendly visuals

4. Review, refine, and finalise

5. Prepare investor-ready formats (PDF, PPT)