Investor-Ready Pitch Deck
Everything in the base pitch deck, expanded to a 15-slide investor-ready deck with detailed speaker notes per slide, a one-page investor teaser, and a sharper financials and ask slide — the full package for a founder actually raising money.
There is a point in a raise where the deck stops describing the business and starts arguing for a number. The questions get narrower at that point: how much, what for, by when, and on what assumptions. A deck built to explain what you do will not hold up against them.
The Investor-Ready Pitch Deck is A$249 one-off. It takes the base pitch deck and expands it into a 15-slide Sequoia-style investor deck, adds detailed speaker notes to every slide, produces a one-page investor teaser as a separate asset, and sharpens the financials and 'ask' slide so it states the raise amount, the use of funds and the milestones that money is meant to buy.
Turnaround is approximately 30 to 60 minutes. It arrives on your order page as an on-page version plus downloads, including an editable PowerPoint (.pptx). Five free AI revisions are included at this price.
Where the extra slides go
A base deck compresses. Fifteen slides gives the story room for the sections that get squeezed into a single bullet when the format is tight. The sharpened financials and 'ask' slide is the piece that changes most: it is written to state the raise amount, where the money goes, and what milestones it is meant to reach, rather than gesturing at growth and leaving the partner to work out what you are actually asking for.
If you are not raising — pitching a customer, applying for a grant, making an internal case — the base pitch deck already covers that ground. The extra spend here buys material that only matters once money is on the table.
A teaser is not a shortened deck
The one-page investor teaser is a separate deliverable, not the deck trimmed down. It exists for the moments where sending 15 slides is too much: a cold email to someone who has never heard of you, or a cover document sitting at the front of a data room. One page, doing one job — earning the meeting where the full deck gets used.
The financials slide is only as good as what you feed it
This is an AI-written document. The financials and 'ask' slide is built from the figures and assumptions you supply at intake — the AI does not model your business, audit your accounts, verify your projections or connect to any system of yours. Rough inputs produce a slide that presents rough numbers with complete confidence, which is precisely the failure that gets found in due diligence.
Have your accountant or a qualified adviser review the financial content before it goes to an investor. Nothing here is investment or financial advice, and a pitch deck is not a compliance document for a capital raise — the disclosure obligations sit with you and your advisers, not with the deck.
Rehearsing with the notes, and changing your mind later
The speaker notes run per slide and they are detailed. Their real value is repetition: they fix one version of the argument in place, so the pitch does not drift between the third meeting and the tenth, and a co-founder can present the deck without reverse-engineering what each slide was for.
The editable .pptx lets you reorder, rewrite or cut slides yourself. The 5 free AI revisions are the alternative to doing that by hand — apply your notes and have the written content regenerated, whether that is a reframed narrative, a revised ask, or a section that needs tightening.
What you get
- A Sequoia-style investor pitch deck, expanded to 15 slides
- Detailed speaker notes for every slide
- A one-page investor teaser for cold outreach or a data-room cover
- A sharpened financials and 'ask' slide — raise amount, use of funds, milestones
- Editable PowerPoint (.pptx) deck
- 5 free AI revisions
Turnaround: ~30–60 minutes. Delivery: On-page + downloads.
Frequently asked questions
Is the base pitch deck content still in here, or is this a different document?
It is the base pitch deck expanded, not a replacement for it. Everything the base deck covers is still there; this version stretches it to 15 slides, attaches detailed speaker notes to every slide, adds the one-page investor teaser as a separate asset, and rewrites the financials and 'ask' slide around raise amount, use of funds and milestones.
Someone else on the team is presenting — will they know what to say?
That is what the per-slide speaker notes are for. They spell out the argument each slide is carrying, so a co-founder or team member can take the deck into a meeting without having sat through the intake or guessing at the intent behind a chart.
Our raise amount keeps moving. Can the ask be reworked after delivery?
Two ways. The editable PowerPoint (.pptx) is yours to change directly — numbers, wording, slide order, or cutting slides entirely. Or use the 5 free AI revisions included at this price to have the written content regenerated with your notes applied, including a revised ask.
What lands on the order page, and when?
An on-page version plus downloads, approximately 30 to 60 minutes after intake — the deck, the speaker notes, the one-page teaser and the editable .pptx. The A$249 is a single payment, not a subscription, so nothing recurs after it.