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LearnBy stageSeries A

Series A pitch deck

How to pitch when you are not just raising money, you are raising a company.

What series A actually means

Series A proves the growth engine works with efficient economics.

Useful signals now: CAC payback of 12 months or less, NRR 110-125%, consistent net M/M growth, reliable pipeline hygiene, and team capacity to scale delivery and GTM.

Show systems, not slogans: operating cadence, metrics, and hiring mapped to the plan.

Slides that matter at series A

You need depth, structure, and defensibility across your deck. Investors will dig. Be ready.

Executive summary
1

Concise. Aligned with traction and ambition.

Problem
2

Still matters, but just as context.

Solution
3

Deep clarity on value prop and differentiation.

Product
4

Feature set, maturity, and usage patterns.

Market
5

Segments, size, proof of access, and expansion logic.

Go to market
6

Engine-level repeatability: CAC, payback, channel mix.

Traction
7

Metrics that show velocity and efficiency.

Financials
8

MRR/ARR, burn, projections. Clean logic.

Team
9

Org built for scale. Key hires made or mapped.

Vision
10

Market leadership angle. What is the next company-level unlock?

Ask
11

Priced round. Capital use tied to growth levers.

What good looks like

  • CAC payback of 12 months or less and 3:1 LTV:CAC directionally.
  • NRR of 110% or more with 2-3 expansion drivers listed.
  • Lead to win funnel by segment; pipeline coverage of 3x target or more.
  • Hiring plan tied to capacity constraints (sales, product, support).
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Seed vs series A

SlideSeedSeries A
productWorking and usedRetained, refined, expanding
gtmRepeatable modelScalable engine with economics
tractionActive users, early growthRevenue, retention, efficiency
financialsModel + basic projectionsMRR/ARR, cash burn, projections with logic

What investors flag at series A

  • Flat growth or churn not explained
  • No CAC/LTV or payback data
  • GTM still founder-led
  • We will figure it out post-raise
  • Headcount plans with no rationale

This is not the vision round. This is where risk-adjusted capital needs a path to return.

How Pitchkit helps

  • Breaks down each slide to investor-backed quality criteria
  • Highlights vague vs. defensible content
  • Real-time feedback on clarity, logic, and proof
  • Shows how your deck reads through a VC lens

You will know what to fix before you are in the room.

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Execution team
Exec team + function leaders
askMilestone-tied raiseClear scaling plan + capital allocation