Critical (must-haves):

• Company metrics and traction data (users, revenue, growth rates)
• Financial projections (even if rough)
• Competitive landscape understanding
• Team information and backgrounds
• Clear ask (how much you're raising, what you'll use it for)

Helpful (nice-to-haves):

• Existing deck or slides (we'll improve them)
• Product screenshots or demo video
• Customer testimonials or case studies
• Market research or data sources

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Don't have everything? We can work with what you have and help fill gaps during the strategy session. But the more prepared you are, the stronger the final deck.

Many founders come to us with:

• A product they're passionate about but unclear positioning
• Metrics but no story connecting them
• Competitive landscape confusion
• Uncertainty about what investors care about at their stage

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You bring the data and passion. We bring the strategic framework.

• Starting with solution instead of problem (loses investors immediately)
• Unclear market size or "bottom-up" TAM that doesn't excite
• Burying the most compelling metrics
• Weak competitive positioning
• Confusing slide flow that loses momentum
• Design that looks amateur (investors judge harshly)

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Our process:

1. Review what you've been pitching
2. Identify where investors are dropping off
3. Reposition your narrative strategically
4. ‍Rebuild the deck to land differently

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If you've gotten "no" 5+ times, the issue is usually story and positioning, not your business. That's exactly what we fix.

We write:

• Slide headlines and flow copy
• Strategic framing and positioning language
• Executive summary
• Email pitch templates

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You provide:

• Core data and metrics
• Product/feature descriptions
• Market insights specific to your space
• Team backgrounds

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During the strategy session, we'll discuss the key messages and I'll capture notes. Then we translate those into investor-ready copy.

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Think of it as: you provide the raw ingredients (data, facts, insights), we turn it into a Michelin-star meal (compelling narrative and design).

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We can show you:

• 3–5 anonymized slide examples (with company details removed)
• General design approach and quality level

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During your strategy call, we can show industry-specific examples if relevant to your space.

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References available: We're happy to connect you with founders who've used our service and successfully raised.

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Portfolio link: [Insert portfolio link]

Pitch Deck:

• PowerPoint (.pptx) - fully editable
• Keynote (.key) - for Mac users
• Google Slides (shared link) - for easy collaboration
• PDF (print-quality) - for email sharing
• PDF (screen-optimized) - smaller file size

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Supporting Materials:

• Executive summary (PDF + Word doc)
• Appendix slides (same formats as deck)
• Investor FAQ (PDF + Word doc)

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Design Assets:

• Any custom graphics or charts as separate files
• Image files if needed

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Everything is organized in a clean folder structure and delivered via secure Google Drive link.

We don't build financial models from scratch (that's a specialized skill requiring deep business understanding), but we can help present your existing model.

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We'll make your numbers look clear and compelling, but the underlying model logic needs to be yours (or built by a financial advisor/CFO).

Absolutely. While many of our clients are tech startups, we've created decks for:

• Consumer product brands (CPG, D2C)
• Healthcare and biotech companies
• Real estate development projects
• Climate tech and clean energy
• Financial services and fintech
• Professional services scaling up
• Franchise and restaurant concepts

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What matters isn't your industry—it's that you:

• Have a scalable business model
• Need to raise capital
• Have a story worth telling
• Want an investor-ready deck fast

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Every industry has its own narrative conventions and investor expectations. We adapt.