Pitch Deck Writer

The Prompt

Help me create a pitch deck for [COMPANY/PRODUCT].

Stage: [Pre-seed / Seed / Series A / B]
Raising: [$AMOUNT]
Industry: [SECTOR]

Generate content for these slides:

1. **Title:** Company name + one-line description (not a tagline — what you DO)
2. **Problem:** Pain point with a specific example and market size of the pain
3. **Solution:** What you built, in plain English (screenshot/demo description)
4. **Why Now:** What changed (technology, regulation, behavior) that makes this possible TODAY
5. **Market:** TAM/SAM/SOM with your path to capturing it
6. **Business Model:** How you make money, unit economics, pricing
7. **Traction:** Metrics that prove demand (revenue, users, growth rate, cohort retention)
8. **Competition:** Positioning matrix showing your unique advantage (not "no competitors")
9. **Team:** Why THIS team wins (relevant experience, unfair advantages)
10. **Ask:** Amount, use of funds, milestones the money buys

For each slide:
- Headline (one sentence that tells the story even without the body)
- Key content (3-5 bullets or one compelling visual description)
- Speaker note (what to SAY, not what's on the slide)

Overall narrative arc: [STATUS QUO] → [DISRUPTION] → [YOUR SOLUTION] → [INEVITABLE FUTURE]

How To Use It

Fill in your company details. The AI will structure your story for investor psychology — leading with the problem (creates urgency), building to traction (creates FOMO), and closing with a clear ask (makes it actionable).

Why It Works

Investors see hundreds of decks. The narrative arc approach means yours tells a story rather than listing facts. The “headline tells the story” rule ensures your deck works even when forwarded without a presenter — which is how most decks are actually consumed.

Variations

Demo day pitch (3 min):

Compress my pitch into a 3-minute demo day script. One killer stat, one demo moment, one clear ask. Memorizable, not read.

Deck teardown:

Review this pitch deck and identify: the weakest slide, the missing narrative thread, and the single change that would most improve investor response.

Objection preparation:

Based on this pitch deck, list the top 10 questions investors will ask. For each: the real concern behind the question, and a 30-second answer that addresses it directly.