Pitch deck examples and a sample pitch deck for each room

Ten slides, for a partner who will read it alone. One-line company. The problem in the buyer’s words. What you sell. Who pays. Why now. How you reach them. Traction you can defend. Team. The round and the use of funds. The ask.

Prompt: Build a seed pitch for [company]. The reader is a partner who will not get a live narration. Use only these facts: [paste the one-pager]. Ten slides, in the order above. If a number is missing, leave a labeled blank. Do not invent revenue, customers, or market size.

Eight slides, for the buyer who opens it after the call. The account and the meeting. What they do now. What that costs. The change you propose. Proof from a similar account, only if you have it. The first 90 days. Price and what is included. The decision you want.

Prompt: Build a sales deck for [account] after a call on [date]. Audience is the buyer, not an investor. Use only these notes: [paste]. Eight slides, in the order above. Do not add a logo, a quote, or a customer you were not given.

Eight slides, for the room that already knows the company. The quarter in one sentence. What was promised. What shipped. The numbers against the plan. What missed, and why. What customers did. The decision you need from the room. Next quarter’s three bets.

Prompt: Build a quarterly review for [team], [quarter]. Audience is the leadership group. Use only this plan and these results: [paste]. Eight slides, in the order above. If a target was missed, say it on the slide. Do not smooth the gap.

Six slides, for the whole company, read in the room. Where the company is. What changed since last time. One number everyone should remember. A customer story you can tell out loud. What the next month asks of each team. The questions you will answer live, left on the slide so people see them.

Prompt: Build an all-hands for [company] on [date]. Audience is the whole company, not the board. Use only these updates: [paste]. Six slides, in the order above. One number, written as a sentence a new hire can repeat. No appendix.

The same seed spine, written and laid out in Hebrew, right to left. The title is a Hebrew sentence, not an English line with Hebrew words dropped in. Numbers stay numerals. A partner in Tel Aviv should be able to read it without mentally flipping the page.

Prompt: Build a seed pitch in Hebrew for [company], for an Israeli partner. Lay the slides out right to left. Use only these facts: [paste]. Ten slides: company, problem, product, buyer, why now, distribution, traction, team, round, ask. If a number is missing, leave a labeled blank in Hebrew. Do not invent traction.