SaaS Pitch Decks

The short presentation a SaaS startup shows investors to raise a round. It explains the problem and the product, how big the market is, how the business makes money, the traction so far, who the team is, and how much the company is raising. This directory collects real ones, from seed decks to the investor deck of a public company.

Around 14. That's the median of the 115 decks here with a slide count, which run from 7 to 41 slides. Seed decks and accelerator demo-day decks are the shortest; later-round decks add slides on metrics and the market.

The problem, the product, the market, the business model, traction, the competition, the team and the ask.

Revenue (MRR or ARR) and how fast it's growing, paying customers, and, once there's enough history, retention (churn or net revenue retention), gross margin and what a customer costs to acquire against what it's worth. Each deck page here lists the numbers that deck showed, with the slide they're on.

The decks stay with their hosts: SlideShare, Pitch, Google Slides, or the article that published them. Each deck page embeds or links the original, and the host's own download button works wherever the uploader allowed downloads.

Founders and investors made them public: on SlideShare, in Pitch's public gallery, on company blogs, and in Business Insider's pitch deck series. LeadWave checks the round each deck raised against a public source, such as the company's announcement or press coverage, and writes the teardowns.