Data & Analytics
Mixpanel pitch deck
Series B · $65M · 2014
Product analytics that shows how people use websites and apps, from events and funnels to retention.
A Series B deck raises money to grow a business that already works. It reads less like a story and more like a report: the metrics, the efficiency of the growth, and the size of what the company can become.
19 pitch decks
Data & Analytics
Series B · $65M · 2014
Product analytics that shows how people use websites and apps, from events and funnels to retention.
Data & Analytics
Series B · $150M · 2021
Open-source data integration platform that moves data from APIs and databases into warehouses and lakes.
Finance & Payments
Series B · $50M · 2018
Corporate cards, expense management and business accounts for startups and larger companies.
HR
Series B · $145M · 2020
Workforce platform that runs HR, payroll, IT and spend management from one employee record.
Productivity & Collaboration
Series B · $85M · 2021
Collaborative presentation software for teams to create, share and track decks.
Data & Analytics
Series B · $44M · 2019
Automated data movement: managed connectors that copy data from apps and databases into warehouses and lakes.
Data & Analytics
Series B · $20M · 2016
Product analytics, in-app guides and user feedback tools that help software teams drive product adoption.
Marketing
Series B · $9M · 2014
Content marketing platform plus a network of freelance writers and creatives for enterprise brands.
Developer Tools
Series B · $90M · 2021
Authentication, passwordless login and fraud prevention APIs that developers drop into their apps.
Customer Support
Series B · $13.2M · 2019
AI platform that automates and assists customer support across voice, chat, SMS and email.
Sales
Series B · $33M · 2021
Meeting scheduling and lead routing that books qualified inbound leads with the right rep instantly.
Productivity & Collaboration
Series B · $23M · 2022
Browser-native contract platform for drafting, negotiating and signing contracts in one place
Finance & Payments
Series B · $21.6M · 2020
Nordic digital bank app for personal and business banking, payments, savings and investing.
Vertical SaaS
Series B · $50M · 2022
Online ordering, loyalty and marketing software for restaurant chains and ghost kitchens
Vertical SaaS
Series B · $25M · 2022
Cybersecurity software that helps medical device makers build secure, FDA-ready devices
Vertical SaaS
Series B · $25M · 2022
Project and budget management platform that keeps real estate development projects on cost
Productivity & Collaboration
Series B · $16M · 2021
Spreadsheet with built-in data integrations; acquired by Superhuman and shut down in May 2026.
Vertical SaaS
Series B · $20M · 2023
Generative design software that automates preliminary engineering for water and power infrastructure
Productivity & Collaboration
Series B · $20M · 2022
No-code two-way sync between work tools like Jira, Asana, Salesforce and spreadsheets
These are real Series B decks, from Mixpanel's and Brex's to Rippling's, Fivetran's and Airbyte's, with the amount each round raised.
How long they are: the median deck here has 14 slides; the shortest has 9 and the longest 25 (17 decks with a slide count).
What they raised: a median of $25M per round, from $9M to $150M (19 decks with a disclosed amount).
The usual order, from the 7 Series B decks we’ve broken down slide by slide: cover → why now → problem → solution → market → product → traction → go-to-market → team → business model → vision → customers → the ask → competition.
Share of those decks with at least one slide of each kind:
Around 14: that's the median of the 17 Series B decks here with a slide count, which run from 9 to 25 slides.
In the 19 Series B decks here with a disclosed amount, the median round was $25M, from $9M to $150M. Each deck's page has the round's amount, year and investors, with a source.
Revenue at scale and steady growth, with cohorts that show customers staying and expanding. Efficient growth: payback on what a customer costs to acquire, gross margin and burn against new revenue. A second leg: new products, segments or regions beyond the first market. The leadership team that will run a much larger company. The path to category leadership, and what the round adds to get there.
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.