Startup pitch deck examples

10-slide seed pitch deck for Tallybird, an invented startup. Tallybird chases unpaid invoices for small agencies: it sends polite reminders, adds a pay-now link, and shows the cash due this week.

Slide order: 1 cover with a one-line pitch, 2 problem, 3 solution, 4 product in three steps, 5 market size, 6 business model, 7 traction, 8 competition, 9 team, 10 the ask.

Facts to use (all invented): agencies wait 41 days on average to get paid. 410 paying agencies. $38k MRR, growing 14% a month. Invoices get paid 11 days faster. Price: $79 a month for each agency. Market: 620,000 small agencies in the US and UK. Raising a $2.5M seed for 18 months of runway.

Rules: one idea per slide. Each headline is a short sentence that states the point. Show one large number where there is one. Team slide: three roles (CEO, CTO, Head of Sales), no photos and no names. Style: clean and modern, deep green and cream, simple product mockups. No real company names, no real people, no logos.

9-slide pre-seed pitch deck for Loopyard, an invented startup. Loopyard is an app where neighbours rent tools from each other: drills, ladders, pressure washers.

Slide order: 1 cover, 2 problem, 3 solution, 4 how it works in three steps, 5 why now, 6 early proof, 7 business model, 8 go-to-market, 9 the ask.

Facts to use (all invented): the average drill is used for 13 minutes in its life. Pilot in one city district: 1,240 members, 380 tools listed, 2,100 rentals in 5 months, and 46% of renters rent again within 30 days. Loopyard takes 15% of each rental and sells damage cover for $2. Raising $600k to open 4 more districts.

Rules: one idea per slide. Each headline states the point. Few words. Style: warm and friendly, sunny yellow and charcoal, flat illustrations of tools and streets. No photos of people. No real company names, no real people, no logos.

10-slide Series A pitch deck for Solvane, an invented climate hardware company. Solvane makes a controller that lets an existing gas boiler and a small heat pump work as one system, so a home cuts gas use without a full retrofit.

Slide order: 1 cover, 2 problem, 3 solution, 4 product and how it installs, 5 results from the field, 6 market, 7 business model and unit economics, 8 go-to-market through installers, 9 roadmap, 10 the ask and use of funds.

Facts to use (all invented): a full heat pump retrofit costs $18,000 and takes 3 days. Solvane installs in 4 hours for $4,200. 1,900 homes installed. Gas use down 62% on average. 140 partner installers. Hardware gross margin 41%, plus $9 a month for monitoring. Raising a $14M Series A: 50% manufacturing, 30% installer network, 20% software.

Rules: one idea per slide. Each headline is a full sentence with the conclusion. One chart on each data slide. Style: technical and calm, dark navy with a warm orange accent, clean product renders and simple line diagrams. No real company names, no real people, no logos.