Pre-seed pitch deck for a consumer marketplace
A 9-slide pre-seed deck for an invented app where neighbours rent tools from each other. GenPPT made all 9 slides. The prompt is on this page.
Why this deck works
- The problem slide uses one fact that is easy to repeat: a drill is used for 13 minutes in its life.
- A pre-seed company has little revenue, so the deck shows pilot data from one district: members, tools, rentals, and repeat use.
- The business model fits on one slide because there are only two income lines: 15% of each rental and a $2 cover.
- The ask says what the money buys: four more districts. An investor can check that result later.
The prompt that made it
GenPPT prompt
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.
All 9 slides
1. Cover 
2. Problem 
3. Solution 
4. How it works 
5. Why now 
6. Early proof 
7. Business model 
8. Go-to-market 
9. The ask