Pitch Deck (PPT)
Investor-ready pitch deck presenting your startup's business model, market opportunity, traction, financials, and funding requirements.
- Estimate Cost
- ₹10,000 – ₹75,000
- Typical duration
- 7 days
Service overview
- Professional preparation of a structured visual presentation for a startup to communicate its business model, market opportunity, product or service, growth strategy, traction, financial position, and funding requirements to potential investors, lenders, incubators, accelerators, or other stakeholders
- A typical investor pitch deck is concise and may cover the problem, solution, market, product, traction, business model, competition, team, financial projections, and funding ask
- Startup India’s published pitch-deck guidance similarly identifies business, market, traction, competition, financials, funding requirements, equity structure, and exit considerations as important areas for investor evaluation
Who needs it? / When is it needed?
- Startups, founders, entrepreneurs, early-stage businesses, companies preparing for fundraising, businesses approaching angel investors or venture capital funds, and startups applying to incubators, accelerators, grants, or other funding programmes
- The service is particularly useful when a founder needs to present the business opportunity clearly, communicate the investment case, demonstrate traction and financial potential, explain the use of funds, or prepare for investor meetings and fundraising discussions
What to expect from the WCP Professionals
WCP professionals support you with:
- Review of the startup’s business model, product or service, target customers, market, competition, traction, revenue model, financial information, growth plans, team, funding requirement, and intended investor audience
- Development of the presentation structure and narrative
- Preparation or refinement of slide content
- Organisation of business and financial information
- Incorporation of relevant charts, graphs, market data, product visuals, and key metrics
- Review of the completed deck for consistency, clarity, credibility, and investor-readiness.
Key deliverables
Deliverables cover:
- Investor-ready Pitch Deck in PPT format
- Company and business overview
- Problem and solution presentation
- Product or service overview
- Market opportunity and target-market analysis
- Business and revenue model
- Traction and key performance indicators
- Competitive landscape
- Go-to-market or growth strategy
- Founding team and relevant credentials
- Financial projections and key financial metrics
- Funding requirement and proposed use of funds
- Current equity or fundraising information where applicable
- Contact details.
- Startup India guidance specifically recommends covering current traction, competitive landscape, financials and projections, funding needs and use of funds, equity structure and fundraising history, and potential exit options.
Standard turnaround time
- Preparation may generally be completed within an agreed professional timeline after receiving complete business information, financial data, product material, market information, and founder inputs.
- The timeline depends on the startup stage, complexity of the business model, availability of reliable data, number of slides, level of financial modelling required, design requirements, amount of research required, and number of revision rounds included in the engagement.
Government fees, timelines & key outcomes
- No standard government fee is ordinarily applicable merely for preparing a pitch deck.
- Separate government, incubator, accelerator, investor, grant, registration, or application fees may apply depending on the programme or funding opportunity for which the deck is being used.
- Key outcomes include a professionally structured presentation that communicates the startup’s investment proposition, business opportunity, growth potential, financial requirements, and proposed use of funds in a concise and investor-focused manner.
- The deck is intended to support investor evaluation and fundraising discussions and does not itself guarantee funding or investment.
Forms & filings involved
- No statutory government filing is inherently required for preparing a pitch deck.
- Depending on the intended use, the deck may be submitted as part of investor outreach, accelerator or incubator applications, grant programmes, government startup initiatives, loan or financing discussions, or other fundraising processes.
- Additional application forms, financial statements, incorporation documents, cap tables, business plans, or supporting information may be required separately by the relevant investor or institution.
Documents required
- Company incorporation and business details where applicable
- Founder and team profiles
- Product or service information
- Business model
- Customer information
- Market research
- Revenue and sales data
- Traction metrics
- Financial statements or management accounts where available
- Financial projections
- Pricing information
- Competitor information
- Intellectual-property details where relevant
- Existing investor and fundraising information
- Current cap table
- Funding requirement
- Proposed use of funds
- Photographs
- Product screenshots
- Branding material
- Any specific investor or programme requirements
What we need from you
- Complete information regarding the startup, founders, product or service, customer problem, target market, business model, revenue streams, current traction, customer or sales metrics, competitors, growth strategy, financial performance, financial projections, funding requirement, intended use of funds, existing investments, ownership structure, and future milestones.
- You should also provide the preferred presentation style, branding assets, investor or programme requirements, and any existing pitch deck or business plan that needs to be improved or converted into an investor-ready format.
Important conditions
- Information included in the pitch deck should be accurate, supportable, and consistent with the startup’s underlying business and financial records.
- Market size, traction, revenue, customer numbers, financial projections, valuation, intellectual-property claims, and other material statements should not be presented as established facts where they are only assumptions or estimates.
- Startup India guidance specifically emphasises current traction, competitive positioning, financial projections, unit economics, funding requirements, use of funds, and the expected runway and milestones resulting from the investment.
- Startup India A pitch deck is a fundraising communication document and should not be treated as a substitute for detailed due diligence, audited financial information, definitive investment documentation, or legal and financial advice.
Additional information
- A strong pitch deck should present a coherent investment narrative rather than simply describing the startup.
- Common sections include the company introduction, problem, solution, market opportunity, product, traction, business model, go-to-market strategy, competition, team, financials, and funding ask.
- Current Indian startup pitch-deck guidance generally recommends keeping the core presentation concise, often around 10 to 15 slides, with supporting information placed in an appendix where necessary.
- RaiseMoney The deck should be adapted to the intended audience because an angel investor, venture capital fund, accelerator, lender, or government programme may evaluate different aspects of the business.
- Financial claims should be traceable to underlying records or clearly labelled assumptions.
The estimated cost covers indicative professional fees only. Government fees, stamp duty and taxes are payable at actuals.
How it works
- 1. Raise a service enquiry describing your requirement.
- 2. A Relationship Manager reviews it and opens it for bidding.
- 3. Pay into escrow and assign the professional you select.
- 4. Track progress to completion, then accept and release payment.
Frequently asked questions
How many slides should a pitch deck have?
Usually 10–15 slides covering problem, solution, market, product, traction, business model, team, financials and the ask.
Should financials be in the deck?
Yes, a summary of key metrics and projections, with detailed models shared separately.
What do investors look for first?
The problem and market size, traction, the team and why now.
Can the deck be reused for different investors?
The core can, but it is worth tailoring emphasis to each investor's focus.