Get Startup Funding 🚀(All Pitch Decks)

+$50B VC pitches in a website. Learn how to raise capital.

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+$50B VC pitches in a website. Learn how to raise capital.

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"Get Startup Funding" is a library where you'll learn about the early days of both unicorns 🦄and failed startups 🖥️. See the initial pitch decks (+$50B worth of VC money) of these companies and how they looked like in the early days 🚀

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Launch tags:Marketing•Investing•Venture Capital

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ChatSEO

Awesome stuff guys! Do you also plan to include the major takeaways from each presentation? Those would be really valuable.

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7yr ago

Shipper.now

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👋 Hi all, We’ve needed this for ourselves since we saw these pitch decks pop up on LinkedIn every few weeks. We wanted a library with all these pitches curated, but what we found was either: not going deep enough or a 404 return of a now-defunct website. Personally, that's what I find the most interesting. Not how big companies look like today and what decisions they take now — but rather what decisions got them there from the early days. Because when we start, we're in that position. We've added the "early days" only on some of them, let us know if you find it valuable and we can cover the rest as well. I talk to multiple SaaS companies weekly and, as a byproduct, startup founders also reach out for advice. We’ve built this library so as to have a filter for the SaaS companies pitches, but also to refer it to founders who are looking to raise 💸💸💸 soon. The library is in line with one of my fundamental beliefs, which I’ve written about here: https://chagency.co.uk/blog/ceo/... I hope it will inspire you but, more importantly, I hope you’ll do something with it. Either today, tomorrow or in 10/50 years from now. Because, we, founders get to “work” ’til we die if we so wish — there’s no “end of career”.🥂

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7yr ago

@chddaniel Thanks a lot! find it absolutelly inpiring!

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5yr ago

DontRef.Me

Loved the concept. Really liked the option of sorting them based on different tags. Thanks!

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7yr ago

Shipper.now

Maker

@rishijash Glad it helped Rushi, thanks for commenting. Did you feel like missing the "how their website looked like in their early days" part in other posts besides the top 6?

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7yr ago

DontRef.Me

@chddaniel You know if you could add link to the old archive website of those companies that would be very fascinating..

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7yr ago

Shipper.now

Maker

@rishijash Noted down, thanks for the idea. That's what we used (I don't know of any alternative since archive.org is so good?) to display their old websites

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7yr ago

Insightful 🤩

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5yr ago

Shipper.now

Maker

@asadoo93 Thanks Ali! Hope it helped.

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5yr ago

Thank you for sharing, it was really helpful.

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4yr ago

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