Vertical SaaS
yoona.ai pitch deck
Pre-seed · 2022
AI design software that helps fashion brands create and iterate apparel designs digitally
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Pre-Seed Pitch Deck Examples
A pre-seed deck raises the first outside money, usually from angels and pre-seed funds, often before there's revenue and sometimes before there's a product. With so little to measure, it rests on the founders, the problem and why now.
- Pre-seed decks
- 13
- Median slides
- 15
- 10–20 slides
- Median round
- $1.5M
- 11 decks with a disclosed amount
- Deck years
- 2021–2024
13 pitch decks
Data & Analytics
Notably pitch deck
Pre-seed · $1.5M · 2022
AI research platform that turns customer interviews and qualitative data into insights
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Passionfroot pitch deck
Pre-seed · $3.4M · 2021
Platform for B2B brands to find, book and run campaigns with creators
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Remi pitch deck
Pre-seed · $1.4M · 2021
Async team-building rituals that help remote teams build culture and connection
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Stellate pitch deck
Pre-seed · 2021
Edge caching, rate limiting and analytics CDN for GraphQL APIs
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unea pitch deck
Pre-seed · $2.3M · 2022
No-code workflow software for brands and retailers to plan and manage trade spend and retail media
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Noxit pitch deck
Pre-seed · $200K · 2024
OKR and goal-management platform that links company goals to teams' daily work
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SquadTrip pitch deck
Pre-seed · $1.5M · 2023
Booking, payments and CRM software for group trip organizers and small travel agencies
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Claap pitch deck
Pre-seed · $3M · 2021
Records sales calls and meetings and turns them into CRM updates, deal-risk alerts and coaching.
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DeckMatch pitch deck
Pre-seed · $1M · 2023
AI co-pilot that screens inbound pitch decks and deal flow for VCs and private-market investors
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Fifth Dimension AI pitch deck
Pre-seed · $2.8M · 2023
AI co-worker (Ellie) that automates research and analysis for real estate professionals
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Five Flute pitch deck
Pre-seed · $1.2M · 2022
Issue tracking and design reviews built into CAD tools for hardware engineering teams
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Party Round pitch deck
Pre-seed · $7M · 2021
Fundraising and banking software for startup founders (formerly Party Round)
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About these pre-seed decks
These are real pre-seed decks from SaaS and AI startups, most of them published by the founders after the round closed.
How long they are: the median deck here has 15 slides; the shortest has 10 and the longest 20 (12 decks with a slide count).
What they raised: a median of $1.5M per round, from $200K to $7M (11 decks with a disclosed amount).
What a pre-seed deck has to show
- A problem the founders understand better than anyone, usually from having lived it.
- Why this team: the experience, the insight or the early access that makes them the ones to build it.
- Why now: what changed (a technology, a regulation, a habit) that makes the product possible today.
- Any early signal: a waitlist, design partners, pilots, letters of intent or a first prototype.
- What the money buys: the milestones it gets the company to before a seed round.
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Frequently asked questions
Around 15: that's the median of the 12 pre-seed decks here with a slide count, which run from 10 to 20 slides.
In the 11 pre-seed decks here with a disclosed amount, the median round was $1.5M, from $200K to $7M. Each deck's page has the round's amount, year and investors, with a source.
A problem the founders understand better than anyone, usually from having lived it. Why this team: the experience, the insight or the early access that makes them the ones to build it. Why now: what changed (a technology, a regulation, a habit) that makes the product possible today. Any early signal: a waitlist, design partners, pilots, letters of intent or a first prototype. What the money buys: the milestones it gets the company to before a seed round.
Founders and investors made them public: on SlideShare, Pitch, Google Slides, company blogs and in press coverage. Each deck's page embeds or links the original; the round's facts come from a public source linked on the page.