Services/Pitch Deck
Pitch Deck
New business, sold before the room forgets you.
A sales pitch and an investor pitch fail for different reasons, so we build them differently. Both are below.
Sales Pitch
New business, sold in the first three slides.
The deck that has to do the selling when you're not in the room to add color. We build it to open strong, get to the offer fast, and survive being forwarded to someone who wasn't on the call. Most buyers make up their mind long before slide ten, so the structure carries as much weight as the design.
Every Sales Pitch deck gets this
- Narrative built around the ask, not a feature list
- Custom visuals and real data storytelling
- Your brand applied properly, not just dropped in
- Works with or without you presenting it live
Leading with who you are instead of their problem. A sales deck that opens with your company story instead of their situation loses the room before it gets to the offer, the first three slides decide whether the rest gets read at all.
Built in your tools, not just ours
Best for: Sales teams closing new business.
Sales Pitch work
Investor Pitch
Built to survive being read cold.
Most investors skim before they ever get on a call, so the deck has to carry the story with no one there to explain it. We build for that, the version that gets read at 11pm on a phone and still lands. Live presence matters too, but the deck has to do most of the work alone.
Every Investor Pitch deck gets this
- Story shaped through design, not by editing your content
- Numbers and market sizing built to hold up under scrutiny
- Custom visuals in place of stock charts
- Built for fundraising, board updates, and follow-up sends
No clear ask, a market size nobody believes, or traction buried behind vision. An investor deck that makes someone hunt for the number you're raising or the number you've already proven isn't ready to send.
Built in your tools, not just ours
Best for: Founders raising a round or reporting to their board.
Investor Pitch work
Tell us the room, we'll tell you the deck.
Two pitches, one short call to figure out which is yours.