Finance & Payments
Kalshi pitch deck
Series A · $30M · 2020
CFTC-regulated exchange where people trade on the outcome of real-world events.
A Series A deck raises the round that scales what works. By then the product has found its first market, and investors want proof that the growth comes from a repeatable engine, not from the founders' own selling.
37 pitch decks
Finance & Payments
Series A · $30M · 2020
CFTC-regulated exchange where people trade on the outcome of real-world events.
Customer Support
Series A · $10M · 2016
Customer operations platform: a shared inbox where support, sales and account teams answer customers together.
Finance & Payments
Series A · $7M · 2014
Cap table, equity management and fund administration software for private companies and investors.
AI
Series A · $11M · 2021
AI platform that writes marketing copy and automates go-to-market workflows for sales and marketing teams.
Data & Analytics
Series A · $5M · 2008
Enterprise data platform for storing, managing and analyzing data across public clouds and data centers.
Productivity & Collaboration
Series A (demo day) · 2016
Digital whiteboard where teams brainstorm, plan and run workshops together, in person or remotely.
Sales
Series A · $12.5M · 2019
Partner ecosystem platform that matches account data with partners to find shared customers and prospects.
Developer Tools
Series A · $30M · 2022
Identity governance and access management: self-serve app access, reviews and license cleanup
Data & Analytics
Series A · $15M · 2017
Data pipeline automation platform that uses AI agents to help teams build and run data pipelines.
Data & Analytics
Series A · $32.6M · 2022
Carbon credit ratings and data platform built on satellite data and machine learning
Productivity & Collaboration
Series A · $7.5M · 2021
Asynchronous voice messaging and screen recording for remote teams, built to replace meetings.
Productivity & Collaboration
Series A · $13.5M · 2022
No-code builder for client portals and internal tools on top of Airtable, Google Sheets and databases.
AI
Series A · $21M · 2021
Enterprise generative AI platform for building AI agents and on-brand content
Finance & Payments
Series A · $10M · 2021
Equity management for European companies: cap tables, employee share plans and investor reporting.
Data & Analytics
Series A (demo day) · $2.7M · 2016
Competitive intelligence on mobile apps and websites: estimated downloads, revenue, usage and SDKs.
Developer Tools
Series A · $10M · 2019
Multi-model database for graph, document and key-value data, now positioned as a data layer for AI apps.
AI
Series A · 2026
AI superconnector that talks to founders and introduces them to investors, customers and talent.
Vertical SaaS
Series A · $7M · 2023
Routing, GPS tracking and parent apps for school district bus transportation
Developer Tools
Series A · $15M · 2021
Cloud-native artifact and package management for securing the software supply chain
Productivity & Collaboration
Series A · $9.4M · 2020
Contract management for SMBs: draft, sign, store and automate contracts as structured data.
Finance & Payments
Series A · $1M · 2024
Business-in-a-box for non-US founders: US company formation, banking, bookkeeping and tax
Data & Analytics
Series A · $16M · 2022
A modern spreadsheet that connects to live databases for finance and analytics teams
Productivity & Collaboration
Series A · $5.2M · 2022
Connected workspace for product teams that combines docs, databases, feedback and roadmaps in one tool.
HR
Series A · $12M · 2023
Lets distributed companies find, book and pay for flexible workspaces and team offsites
Finance & Payments
Series A · $9.8M · 2022
Financial planning, controlling and reporting software for SME finance teams
AI
Series A · $20M · 2022
Text-to-video platform that turns scripts into videos presented by AI avatars
Developer Tools
Series A · $10M · 2021
GraphQL-native headless CMS with content federation to pull data from many sources into one API.
Developer Tools
Series A · $29M · 2021
Observability and debugging for serverless and cloud-native applications
AI
Series A · $6M · 2025
AI design tool that lets product teams prototype in their own design system.
Marketing
Series A (demo day) · 2016
Automated digital advertising that local media companies resell to their small-business advertisers.
Finance & Payments
Series A · $20M · 2021
Corporate cards, expenses, bill pay and reimbursements in one spend management platform for mid-size firms.
Sales
Series A · $26M · 2022
Connects Salesforce and HubSpot to Slack with deal alerts and workflow automation for revenue teams.
Marketing
Series A · $5.4M · 2023
Growth platform and services that help mobile game studios lift revenue from existing games
AI
Series A · $23M · 2019
AI plus human transcription, captioning and audio description for legal, education and media customers.
HR
Series A · $10M · 2021
AI role-play and immersive video training platform for workforce soft skills and healthcare teams
Vertical SaaS
Series A · $10M · 2022
Back-office software for independent grocers: inventory, ordering, receiving, pricing and analytics.
Vertical SaaS
Series A · $20M · 2024
Device cloud that helps hardware makers sell their equipment as a subscription service
These are real Series A decks from SaaS and AI companies, Front, Carta, Copy.ai and Kalshi among them, with the amount each round raised.
How long they are: the median deck here has 15 slides; the shortest has 7 and the longest 41 (35 decks with a slide count).
What they raised: a median of $10.5M per round, from $1M to $32.6M (34 decks with a disclosed amount).
The usual order, from the 7 Series A decks we’ve broken down slide by slide: cover → why now → solution → traction → product → problem → go-to-market → customers → business model → competition → financials → market → team → vision.
Share of those decks with at least one slide of each kind:
Around 15: that's the median of the 35 Series A decks here with a slide count, which run from 7 to 41 slides.
In the 34 Series A decks here with a disclosed amount, the median round was $10.5M, from $1M to $32.6M. Each deck's page has the round's amount, year and investors, with a source.
Revenue and its growth: for SaaS, ARR (or MRR) month by month, and how fast it's compounding. Retention: customers who stay and expand, shown as churn or net revenue retention. A go-to-market motion that repeats: the channel, the sales cycle and what a customer costs to win. Why the market is large and why this company is the one taking it. The plan for the round: the hires and the targets it funds until a Series B.
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.