Pitch deck consultant
A deck that argues, not a deck that describes.
A pitch deck consultant should work on the investment case first. Slides come after the argument holds.
Decks drift. Slides get added for one investor, kept for the next, and after a few months the document explains the company without ever making the case for the round.
The work here rebuilds the case: one clear argument, evidence in the order investors need it, and a structure that survives being forwarded without you in the room.
This work fits when
- The deck has grown by committee and lost its spine.
- Investors ask the same question every time you present.
- The business takes too long to explain in the first three slides.
- You need materials ready for a live round quickly.
Working scopes and prices
Indicative scopes. Final pricing and timeline arrive with the proposal.
Pitch Deck Audit
$750
A structured read of the current deck against how investors actually assess a round.
Best for: You have a deck. You need to know what is weakening it.
- Slide by slide assessment
- Narrative and logic gaps
- Prioritised fix list
- Written summary
Deck Rescue
$2,750
A rebuild of an existing deck around a single clear investment case.
Best for: Your round is live. The deck keeps changing.
- Narrative rebuild
- Restructured deck
- Content rewrite
- Delivery notes
Full Build
$4,450
Strategy, story and materials built together for the round ahead.
Best for: You are opening a round and need the case built end to end.
- Fundraising strategy
- Investor narrative
- Deck and supporting materials
- Preparation and coaching
Questions founders ask
How much does an engagement cost?
- Consultation: $250. Pitch Deck Audit: $750. Strategy and build work: $1,500 to $4,450. I confirm the scope before we start.
How long does it take?
- A Paid Consultation is 30 minutes. Audit timing is confirmed before purchase. Strategy and build engagements are scheduled according to scope, round timing and founder availability. Live deadlines are evaluated during qualification.
What does a fundraising strategist do that a pitch deck designer does not?
- A deck designer improves how information looks. A fundraising strategist decides what the round is really asking investors to believe, which evidence supports it, what belongs in the story and what should be cut. Design is the final layer that helps that argument land. If the argument is weak, better-looking slides only make the weakness easier to see.
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