Pitch deck redesign · for founders raising
Not "as many as it takes." Fourteen. Three business days, two revision rounds, $499 — and every one of those numbers is in the contract.
Swap up to three for slides of your own. The total stays fourteen.
Free · no card
Send your current deck and get a written scorecard back: what's missing, what's in the wrong order, and which slides an investor stops reading at. If the scorecard says your deck is fine, keep your $499.
One scorecard per address every 30 days. We email you the scorecard and a short follow-up sequence about the paid redesign. Unsubscribe in one click, any time. See our privacy policy.
Three files, built from the content you already have.
Why fourteen? Because "we'll see how it goes" is how deck projects run for six weeks and end in an argument. A fixed count means a fixed scope, a fixed price, and a date you can plan a raise around.
No discovery call. No scoping document.
Your current deck or content, company name, funding stage, target raise. That's the whole intake — and if anything's missing you'll hear within 24 hours.
All three files by email. The clock starts when the intake is complete, not when you paid.
Text edits, reordering, palette, typography, factual corrections. Each round back within two business days.
Worth reading before you buy, not after.
No outcome is promised. A deck does not raise money — you do. We make no guarantee, and imply none, that this will secure meetings, investor interest, or capital. Anyone who tells you otherwise about a design service is selling you something else. You remain responsible for the accuracy of every claim in your deck.
One payment. No retainer, no subscription.
How this is made. Your deck is designed and written by an automated AI system. No human designer reviews your file before it reaches you. If you want human design work, don't buy this — we'd rather tell you here than after you've paid.
Full refund if the deck is late by five business days, if any file is missing, or if a revision isn't returned in four. No refund once the first revision is delivered, or on the basis of design preference — the full terms are on the deliverable specification.