
Pre-Seed Pitch Deck
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A Series A investor decides in the first minutes whether your traction and unit economics hold up. This deck leads with them: headline ARR and retention, the problem in four lines, the product in three columns, a payback chart, market and go-to-market figures, the team and a use-of-funds table.
The sample is Bramblewood Group, a care home rota and compliance software company with £2.4M ARR across 310 homes, raising £7M at £35M post-money for 24 months of runway. Replace the traction, economics, market and ask with your own, and state each figure's date and source.
Click Make a copy in Google Slides, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Enter your actual traction: ARR, growth, retention and customer count, each with the date it is as of.
Replace the problem quote, the solution columns and the payback chart with your own customer evidence and cohort data.
Rebuild the use-of-funds table so the amounts sum to the raise and tie to 18 to 24 months of runway, then edit the team slide.
Delete the guide slide at the end, then share the deck or present it.
At Series A, investors ask about revenue, retention and payback first. Leading with them earns the time to explain the problem, so the story follows the evidence.
Show what you do have, such as cohort retention and sales-cycle length, and say when payback will be measurable. Delete the chart slide rather than guess a number.
No. Bramblewood Group, the people named and every figure and email address are fictional sample data, there to show what a finished Series A deck looks like.

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