Pitch deck checklist: the evidence investors need
A practical pitch deck checklist covering customer pain, product, market, traction, business model, team, fundraising ask, and the evidence behind each slide.
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Open workspace Your story, made tangible
Turn thoughtful founder answers into a clear, branded PDF. The guided intake gathers your customer problem, product, traction, market, business model, team, and fundraising ask.
One-time package. Review the scope below; contact the team with questions before ordering.
The intake asks about the problem, customer, solution, market, traction, competitors, business model, team, funding target, and use of funds. Give specific answers and distinguish observed facts from projections.
AI can organize a story, but it cannot supply missing customer evidence. Do not add invented revenue, testimonials, market figures, or commitments to make a slide look complete.
Upload product screenshots, prototype photographs, customer workflows, or team imagery you have permission to use. Choose images that explain the business rather than fill empty space.
The generator creates a 10-slide PDF deck. You retain the file and review it before sending it to prospective investors.
Verify every number, assumption, source, date, and product claim. Check the exported PDF on a phone and a desktop, including image placement and small text.
Already have a deck? Upload it during the startup workflow for analysis and company-context extraction instead of buying a new one.
Straight answers
A 10-slide PDF generated from the guided founder intake, with logo and image support. The output requires your factual and visual review before use.
Yes. You can supply your logo and up to 10 images, such as product screenshots or prototype photos that you have permission to use.
No. It helps communicate the company. Investor interest still depends on fit, evidence, execution, and the investor's own decision.