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Facelift design service for pitch decks
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Unicorn Pitch — Facelift design service for pitch decks

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Ben Tossell
If a startup cant do a pitch deck themselves, what message does that give? There is so much information out there, startups need to put in the work to dig in and figure out what is good vs bad. Get peoples opinion in the field (investors, advisors etc) - tailor it for your audience (VCs, Angels). Everyone is different. There is no quick fix for this. but this could help with a start. Perhaps pricing premium pitch templates would be a better way to package this? I think something like Good Email Copy but for pitch decks would be awesome. Any takers?
Zachariah Reitano
@bentossell I've never used a service but I've had friends that are great at design help with decks. If you have spent time telling the story and have the information, you don't want a founder spending hours trying to make it look pretty. That is time that can be spent pushing the business forward. However, people prefer well designed decks so you need to do it. If you have a 10 page deck that helps you raise 2MM then the $290 you spent on slides isn't a terrible ROI.
Adrian Raudaschl
@bentossell I agree it's a good starting point. To be honest though if product doesn't stand on its own, a nice pitch deck should hopefully not be able to save it.
Ben Tossell
@zreitano ha I suppose, but you could also say that if you did it yourself $0 for 2MM raise is better ;)
Zachariah Reitano
@bentossell Great point! Truthfully, it would depend on how long it takes me, what type of time constraint I'm under, and how ugly the deck started. I know a lot of YC founders use similar services for Demo day because its not worth fiddling with slides/pixels that week.
James O'Sullivan
@raudaschl @bentossell Just be that dude that shows up in sandals and a dirty white tee, with slides that have no style, color, background and show a graph of hockey stick growth. Then says "Our biggest problem right now is just scaling". Lol
Ouriel Ohayon
i know many startups need something like that. At 29 EU the slide though i think it is a little over priced
Katie Weiler
After we just dropped a whole lot more than 29 euros on having a designer make us a nice deck, I'm absolutely saving this to try out next time.
Christien Louviere
@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.
Paul Hart
how many unicorns are provided on a per pitch basis? will there be a follow through cockroach offering?
Bill Lewis
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.
alan jones
I was into it until I saw the pricing. Converted to AUD that's so far out of reach for Aussie startups.
Alessio Delmonti
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.
O O
U have to be a pretty unicorny unicorn to pay $29/slide...