Solution slide in a pitch deck

What is the solution slide?

This is where you tell investors what you're actually building and why it solves the problem better than alternatives.

The solution slide must:

• Clearly explain how your product works
• Show how it uniquely addresses the problem
• Prove it's technically feasible and already working (if possible)
• Suggest scalability or growth upside

What investors look for

These are the exact criteria Pitchkit uses to evaluate your solution slide:

1. Clear explanation - Does the investor immediately get what you are building and how it works?
2. Unique value proposition - Is your approach hard to copy, clearly differentiated, or faster-to-value?
3. Technical feasibility - Can this be built realistically or is it already functional?
4. Growth potential - Does the solution hint at scalability, expansion, or future upside?

If this slide is vague or overcomplicated, investors will doubt the rest.

Good vs. bad examples

Common mistakes

• Overusing jargon: If you can't explain your solution in plain English, it won't land.
• Skipping the "how": Don't just say what it does. Show how it works.
• Empty claims: "AI-powered" means nothing without context.

Best practices

• Walk through the product: Use screenshots or flow if helpful.
• Explain what's new or different: Even if you're not the first, say what you do better.
• Hint at scale: Mention integrations, modules, or how this expands over time.

Investors want to believe your solution can become big, fast, and hard to compete with.

How Pitchkit helps

Pitchkit's solution slide builder helps you:

• Write a clear and confident solution statement
• Identify what makes your product different
• Validate feasibility and remove jargon

You get instant feedback based on investor-grade criteria, so you know exactly where your slide stands.

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