Pitch Deck Copy Generator
Slide-by-slide pitch deck copy for investors and sales presentations
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Frequently asked questions
How many slides should a pitch deck be?
10-15 slides for investor pitches, 8-12 for sales pitches. The famous 'Sequoia 10-slide deck' is still the rough standard for early-stage VC. Going under 10 slides usually skips important context (market size, business model). Going over 15 slides loses investor attention — they read your deck in 3-5 minutes whether you like it or not. Cut anything that doesn't directly answer 'why this team, why this market, why now'.
What's the most common pitch deck mistake?
Spending too many slides on the product and not enough on the market and team. Investors fund teams in markets, not products. The product is the vehicle, not the destination. Strong decks spend 1-2 slides on the product detail and 2-3 slides each on team, market, and traction. Weak decks spend 5+ slides on product features and skim past why the team is uniquely positioned to win.
Should the pitch deck have an appendix?
Yes for sales decks (with detailed pricing, case studies, security/compliance info). For investor decks, prepare an appendix but rarely include it in the main 12 slides — keep the appendix for follow-up materials sent after the meeting. Investors who want appendix-level detail will ask for it; including it in the main deck just creates noise.