Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on the scope, whether you need design only, copywriting plus design, or a larger package that includes research, financial projections, and investor strategy. Our prices are reasonable and competitive for the market, so don’t hesitate to ask, we’ll tailor a package to your needs.

Timelines depend on scope. Design-only projects take 4–10 days. Copywriting plus design takes 7–14 days. Larger packages that include strategy and advisory work can run up to two months. If you need a faster turnaround, contact us, we can often accommodate this for a small additional fee.

Our process is highly collaborative and tailored to your needs. We begin with a discovery session to understand your business, goals, and target audience. For consultancy-level engagements, this expands into several back-and-forth discovery calls with our strategists to dig into your positioning, narrative, and investor strategy before we move into creation.

Once we’re aligned on the brief, our copywriters develop the narrative and slide-by-slide content, working closely with you to capture your voice and the right level of detail. Our designers then build the visual system and produce the deck, with feedback rounds at every stage.

After presenting the first draft, we revise based on your input, focusing on both storytelling and visual impact. The final pitch deck is delivered in your preferred editable format — PowerPoint, Google Slides, Canva, or Figma, along with a PDF version and any required font files.

Once the deck is finalized and full payment has been received, we deliver the complete package: a PDF version, fully editable files in your preferred format (PowerPoint, Google Slides, Canva, or Figma), and any required font files.

Yes. We deliver decks in editable formats so you can make updates as your business evolves.

Yes. We offer ongoing support and can update your pitch deck as your business evolves or as you receive feedback from investors. Since we deliver fully editable files, you can handle minor changes yourself, or come back to us for more extensive updates and redesigns. Note that bigger revisions and redesigns requested after project completion are quoted separately based on scope.

Yes, we are happy to sign an NDA before you share any sensitive information.

We’ve worked with over 4,000 companies, combining deep communication expertise, a proven track record, and a collaborative, personalized approach to deliver presentations that stand out. Our portfolio includes decks that have helped startups raise millions.

We accept credit and debit card payments via Stripe, PayPal, bank transfers, and cryptocurrency. We operate in USD.

For larger packages, we charge a deposit upfront and the balance during the project. For design-only projects, payment in full is due prior to the start of the project.

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The right length depends on the stage you’re raising at. Pre-seed decks typically run 10–15 slides, seed decks around 20 slides, and Series A and beyond can reach 25–35 slides. Whatever the stage, the goal is to present essential information without overwhelming your audience, striking the right balance between detail and engagement.

We take a personalized approach, working closely with you to capture your brand’s unique story, market positioning, and competitive edge. Our team researches your industry and audience, then crafts messaging and visuals that resonate with investors and partners in your specific field.

We also incorporate current design trends, such as interactive content and branded visuals, to ensure your deck stands out.

Yes. We offer redesign services to elevate your current deck and maximize its effectiveness - whether that means a full visual overhaul, sharpening the narrative, or both.

Yes. We have experience across a wide range of industries, including SaaS, fintech, healthcare, deep-tech, consumer, and more. Each industry has its own conventions and investor expectations, and we tailor accordingly.

Absolutely. We have experience designing pitch decks for film, TV, and other creative industries. Our decks for entertainment projects focus on concise storytelling, visual inspiration, and industry-standard structures - helping you capture the attention of producers and studios.

Yes. Our premium packages include investor Q&A preparation and presentation coaching.

We support founders from pre-seed through Series A and beyond. Each stage has different expectations - pre-seed investors focus on team, vision, and problem; seed and Series A investors expect clearer traction, metrics, and unit economics. We tailor your narrative and supporting materials to the stage you’re raising at.

Yes — this is at the core of what we do. A beautiful deck without a compelling story won’t close a round. We work with you on positioning, problem framing, the origin story, and the arc that moves an investor from curiosity to conviction. Design serves the narrative, not the other way around.

Yes. Our premium packages include investor Q&A preparation - anticipating the toughest questions you’re likely to face, helping you craft confident answers, and rehearsing delivery.

Depending on stage and conversation depth, investors may also ask for a one-pager or teaser, an executive summary, a financial model, a product demo or video, and eventually a data room. We can help you produce the deck-adjacent materials that round out a credible fundraising package.

An investor-ready deck answers the core questions an investor will ask within the first few minutes: what’s the problem, why now, why you, what’s the market, what’s the traction, what’s the ask. If a stranger can read your deck in five minutes and understand all of those, you’re close. We offer a free human-reviewed pitch deck analysis if you’d like an outside perspective.

Our primary focus is producing the materials that make your raise possible - deck, narrative, supporting collateral. We also provide advisory input on fundraising strategy, target investor profiles, and outreach sequencing where useful. For dedicated outreach execution, we can refer you to specialist partners.

Yes. Strong decks rest on credible research, so we research your industry, market, and competitive landscape as part of our standard process. The depth scales with the package - anything from validating your existing numbers to full bottom-up market sizing and competitor mapping.

We prefer bottom-up sizing wherever possible - building market size from realistic assumptions about customers, pricing, and reach - because investors find it more defensible than top-down figures pulled from an industry report. We’ll work with you on the underlying logic and cite sources clearly.

Yes. We identify direct and adjacent competitors, map their positioning, and design a competitive landscape slide (matrix, quadrant, or feature comparison - whichever best frames your edge). The goal is honest differentiation, not a slide that conveniently puts you in the top right corner.

We use a combination of reputable industry reports (Gartner, Statista, IDC, McKinsey, sector-specific publications), government and regulatory sources, public company filings, primary interviews where relevant, and your own internal data. Every figure on a slide should have a source we can defend.

We can pull together comparable transactions, recent fundraises in your space, and public-market comps to help frame valuation conversations. We don’t set your valuation - that’s a decision for you and your advisors —-but we help you walk into the room with informed reference points.

Yes, on an advisory basis. We can help you build a target list based on stage fit, sector focus, check size, and recent activity - and shape your narrative to resonate with each segment of that list. Founders who tailor their pitch to the investor on the other side of the table close faster.

It depends on context. Cold investor outreach works best at 90 seconds to two minutes, that's the attention you'll get from an unsolicited email. A deeper video for a scheduled review can run four to six minutes. We don't pad runtime to seem more substantial.

Either way. Most clients give us their current deck and a few calls of context, and we write the script. If you've drafted something, we'll edit it for the ear and bring it back for your approval before anyone records.

Yes. You record a short sample, voice only, or voice and photo, and we generate the video from the script. You approve the final output before anything ships, and the clone stays yours: we don't reuse it for other projects. It's the option most founders pick when they want to be in the video but can't commit to a full shoot, or when they know the deck will need updates later without booking another session.

Three options. You record it yourself, coached by us, founder narration usually carries more credibility than a hired actor reading the same words. We bring in a professional voice actor matched to your audience. Or we clone your voice from a short sample and generate the rest as realistic AI voiceover in your own voice.

MP4 in the aspect ratios you need (16:9 for email and screens, vertical for social if relevant), with and without captions. You also get the editable project files so your team can make updates later.

Yes. Traction figures, team changes, new metrics, updates are straightforward because we keep the files modular. We do update rounds at a reduced rate.

Yes. Our template library is designed for founders who want a strong starting point without commissioning a full custom deck.

Yes. We’ve collected pitch decks from well-known startups that successfully raised funding - useful as reference and inspiration when shaping your own.

A template gives you a professionally designed structure and visual system that you fill in with your own content - fast and affordable, ideal for early-stage founders. A custom deck is built around your specific business, narrative, and audience, with research, copywriting, and design tailored end-to-end. Templates are a starting point; custom decks are the polished final artifact.

Templates are delivered in fully editable formats - typically PowerPoint, Google Slides, Canva, or Figma - so you can customize them in the tool you already use. Font files are included where the template uses non-standard typography.

Yes. Every template is fully editable. You can swap colors, fonts, images, and layouts; rearrange slides; and adapt the structure to your business. Templates are designed to flex, not lock you in.

Our templates include both - design system and structured prompts that guide you on what to put on each slide (e.g., what makes a strong problem slide, how to frame traction). You get a professional design and a thinking framework, not just empty layouts.