Series A pitch deck for a climate hardware company

A 10-slide Series A deck for an invented company that makes a heat pump controller. GenPPT made all 10 slides. The prompt is on this page.

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Why this deck works

The problem and the product use the same two measures, cost and time: $18,000 and 3 days against $4,200 and 4 hours.
Each data slide has one chart. The headline gives the conclusion, so the chart is the proof and not a puzzle.
A Series A deck must show that the business can grow. This deck gives one slide to unit economics and one slide to the installer channel.
The last slide divides the $14M into three parts. The roadmap slide before it uses the same three parts.

The prompt that made it

GenPPT prompt

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.