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Free Startup Pitch Deck Template

The 12-slide structure investors actually expect, in order, with a tip on what each slide needs. Copy it and fill in your story.

Who it's for

  • Founders raising a pre-seed or seed round
  • Anyone pitching to investors or accelerators
  • Teams tightening an existing deck

How to use it

  1. Copy the outline below
  2. Fill one clear idea per slide
  3. Cut anything that needs a paragraph
  4. Lead with numbers over adjectives

The template

# [Company Name] — Pitch Deck

1. Title — Company name, one-line description, your name & contact
2. Problem — The specific pain, who feels it, why it matters now
3. Solution — Your product in one clear sentence + how it solves the problem
4. Product — Screenshots or demo; show, don't tell
5. Market — TAM / SAM / SOM, bottom-up if possible
6. Business Model — How you make money, pricing, unit economics
7. Traction — Revenue, users, growth rate, key logos or milestones
8. Competition — Honest landscape + your unfair advantage
9. Go-to-Market — How you acquire customers, channels, CAC
10. Team — Founders, key hires, why you'll win
11. Financials — 3-year projection, key assumptions
12. The Ask — How much you're raising, use of funds, milestones it buys

Tips:
- One idea per slide. If a slide needs a paragraph, cut it.
- Numbers > adjectives. "Grew 40% MoM" beats "growing fast".
- Design for the room: big text, minimal clutter, strong visuals.

FAQs

How many slides should a pitch deck have?

Aim for 10-12 core slides. Investors see hundreds of decks — a tight, focused deck respects their time and shows clear thinking.

What's the most important slide?

Traction, if you have it — real numbers de-risk everything else. Early on, the problem and team slides carry the most weight.

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