Investor pitch deck

The deck is often read without you

Many investors see a deck before they meet the founder, often on a phone, often in a few minutes. A deck designed to be presented — big images, one word per slide, the explanation coming from the speaker — makes no sense on its own. A deck written to be read, crammed with paragraphs, is painful to present.

That is why we create two versions from one source. The send-ahead deck carries enough words to stand alone. The presenting deck strips them back and moves the detail into speaker notes. The story and design are the same; the density is different.

Numbers you can defend

Investors look hard at market size, traction and financials, and they notice when the figures do not hold together. A market slide quoting a huge global figure with no route to your share of it, or a traction chart without labels, undermines trust in everything else.

We turn your figures into charts that are clear and honest: labelled axes, real time periods, sources noted. We do not invent or adjust numbers, and financial projections come from you or your accountant. Our job is to present them so they can be understood quickly.

The structure follows what investors expect, so they can find what they look for without hunting: problem, solution, why now, market, product, traction, business model, competition, team, financials and the ask.

• Send-ahead and presenting versions
• Charts labelled with real periods and sources
• A slide order investors recognise
• Appendix slides for due diligence questions