Free pitch deck templates for your funding round

11 slides, with prompts + speaker notes

1. 01Cover — Company name, one-line value proposition, the round you are raising, and contact.
2. 02Problem — The painful, expensive status quo — quantified with 2-3 hard numbers.
3. 03Solution — What you do and the core insight, with a lightweight product mock.
4. 04Why Now — The technology, regulatory, or behavior shift that makes this the right moment.
5. 05Product — How it works, in three concrete steps, with a proof point.
6. 06Market — TAM / SAM / SOM built bottom-up — the note teaches you how to size it.
7. 07Business Model — How you make money, pricing, and early unit-economics prompts.
8. 08Competition — A 2×2 positioning map that shows where you win and why.
9. 09Team — Founders, roles, and the "why this team wins" line investors need.
10. 10Traction & Milestones — Early signal plus a 12-18 month milestone plan for pre-seed.
11. 11The Ask — Amount raising, use of funds in three buckets, and the milestone it buys.

14 slides, with prompts + speaker notes

1. 01Cover — Company, one-liner, and the seed amount you are raising.
2. 02Problem — The expensive problem for your target buyer, quantified.
3. 03Solution — The product and its wedge into the market.
4. 04Product — Key capabilities, each tied to a proof point.
5. 05Traction — The hero slide: MRR/ARR growth bars plus headline metrics.
6. 06Business Model — Pricing tiers, ACV, and your expansion motion.
7. 07Unit Economics — CAC, LTV, LTV:CAC, payback, and gross margin — with benchmarks.
8. 08Retention — Net revenue retention, logo retention, cohorts, and churn.
9. 09Go-to-Market — Channels, motion, and the pipeline math behind growth.
10. 10Market — TAM / SAM / SOM built bottom-up.
11. 11Competition — Them-vs-you positioning plus your defensible moat.
12. 12Team — Founders and key hires, and why this team wins.
13. 13Financials — A simple three-year revenue, burn, and runway projection.
14. 14The Ask — Amount, use of funds, and the milestones it unlocks to the next round.

13 slides, with prompts + speaker notes

1. 01Cover — Company, the AI-approach one-liner, and the round.
2. 02Problem — A problem that is newly solvable because of AI — quantified.
3. 03Why Now — The capability, cost, and data curves crossing to enable this now.
4. 04Solution — What you built and the core insight behind it.
5. 05How It Works — System architecture: input → retrieval → model → output, with editable labels.
6. 06Evals & Accuracy — Your metric vs GPT-4 and incumbent baselines, plus eval methodology.
7. 07Data Moat — The data flywheel and why your advantage compounds over time.
8. 08Product — The product experience and key capabilities.
9. 09Inference Economics — Cost per request, gross margin at scale, and the path to margin.
10. 10Market — TAM / SAM / SOM built bottom-up.
11. 11Competition — Positioning vs incumbents and foundation-model providers — build-vs-buy defensibility.
12. 12Team — Founders with technical credibility, and why this team wins.
13. 13The Ask — Amount, use of funds for compute/data/hires, and milestone targets.