@katie_weiler great point! everyone's concerns about content is valid, but the design is a bitch if it's not your core competency. The price is a steal to save my time. Plus i don't need them to do every slide. just do a few, and i can probably handle the rest.
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how many unicorns are provided on a per pitch basis? will there be a follow through cockroach offering?
i know many startups need something like that. At 29 EU the slide though i think it is a little over priced
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you really need to gwt as many opions on the content of youe deck as possible We have 3 different levels of a deck for our use.-- A general public deck, a more substantial deck with the business plan for a 1st meeting, and the kitchen sink version that has everything that you need to know about us. We were only able to come up with the correct info after a few months of passing it around to everybody and anybody.
Remember too that the investor isn't buying the deck, they are buying you team's talent. A pitch deck should just be a guide to keeping everything on track.
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I was into it until I saw the pricing. Converted to AUD that's so far out of reach for Aussie startups.
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In my experience the more basic your deck is, the more you get focus on what matters, data.
This was one of the most popular feedback I had from panelist in pitch competitions, my deck was to fancy, I now use a simple white background + helvetiva template and I try to avoid charts and images.
It works better, especially if you are talking with VCs and Angels.
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U have to be a pretty unicorny unicorn to pay $29/slide...
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