Pitch decks aren't one-size-fits-all. Pre-seed and series A investors are not looking for the same thing. The more aligned your pitch is to your stage, the more likely it lands.
What changes as you move up the stages:
We break down exactly what each stage's pitch needs to include, from investor expectations to must-have slides.
You'll learn:
Each section links to a deep-dive landing page:
You need to show you've de-risked something—early proof, technical feasibility, or sharp go-to-market instincts.
You're selling the insight, the team, and why this problem needs solving now. Traction is optional. Clarity is not.
At this point, you need more than potential. Investors want signals: early metrics, a repeatable GTM plan, and a team that can scale.
Investors move fast. A VC scanning your deck gives you 1–2 minutes max. If your story doesn't align with your stage, they move on.
Your job is to:
Most founders fail here. Pitchkit helps you get it right.
Pitchkit gives you:
This is not a design advice. It's investor-aligned narrative building, so you don't just pitch, you convince.
Start building your pitchNow it's about scaling. Growth curve, retention, unit economics. The story is in the numbers.