Deck
₹24,999+ GST
A deck investors finish reading.
- 12 to 15 slide investor deck
- Narrative and structure
- Design in your brand
- One revision round
Investor pitch deck that survives the questions after slide 3.
12 to 15 slides, story and numbers built together, by a fundraising expert who has sat across the table.
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Stage
Raising
What you have
Plan
Everything in Deck, plus
- 3-year financial model
- Use of funds and unit economics
- Two revision rounds
- Professional fee₹39,999
- GST at 18% on our fee₹7,200
Fee plus GST
No government fee.
Key facts
- Service
- Investor pitch deck: 12 to 15 slides with the narrative and the numbers built together
- What you get
- Deck in your brand on Starter; a 3-year financial model on Growth; one-pager, data room list and Q&A session on Complete
- Time taken
- About a week for the Deck plan, two for Deck + Model, three for Fundraise Ready
- Our fee from
- ₹24,999 + GST
- Government fees
- No government fee.
- Who it is for
- Founders raising pre-seed to Series A who need a deck investors finish reading
- Revisions
- Structured rounds with written feedback on what investors will challenge
- After delivery
- 30 days of follow-up support on WhatsApp while you are in meetings
Why founders trust BizExpress
- 4.8on Google
- 2,800+companies incorporated
- DPIIT-recognisedstartup
- 2 working hoursreplies within
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Is our pitch deck service right for you?
It fits if you
You are raising your first outside round
Angels and seed funds decide in minutes whether to take a call. The deck has to earn that call and then hold up when a partner reads it slowly.
Your deck is pretty but the meetings go nowhere
The usual gap is between the story and the numbers. Investors ask about unit economics and use of funds, and a design-only deck has no answer.
You have a term sheet conversation coming
Beyond the deck you need a one-pager, a model that survives diligence, a data room and rehearsed answers. The Fundraise Ready plan covers that set.
Transparent pricing. Government fees itemised, always.
Professional fees below are one-time and exclude GST. There is no government fee. Every plan starts with a short scope call before any payment.
Deck + Model
₹39,999+ GST
Deck plus the numbers behind it.
Everything in Deck, plus
- 3-year financial model
- Use of funds and unit economics
- Two revision rounds
Fundraise Ready
₹49,999+ GST
Everything to open a round.
Everything in Deck + Model, plus
- One-pager and data room checklist
- Investor Q&A prep session
- Cap table and valuation note
Why the ₹999 offers cost more
The ₹999 offerBizExpress
Who writes itA designer working from your notesA fundraising expert who writes the narrative, then a designer who builds it in your brand
The numbersA chart pasted from a spreadsheet you built at midnightA financial model built alongside the deck, so every figure on a slide has a source
RevisionsUnlimited, which means nobody pushes back on a weak slideStructured rounds with written feedback on what investors will challenge
After deliveryFiles sent, project closed30 days of follow-up support on WhatsApp while you are in meetings
What happens, day by day
Counted in working days from the kickoff call. A Deck finishes in about a week, Deck + Model in about two, and Fundraise Ready in about three.
- 1Day 0
Kickoff and scope
A 60-minute call on the business, the round, the investors you are targeting and what already exists. You share the documents on WhatsApp. NDA signed first if you want one.
- 2Day 2
Storyline and assumptions
You receive the slide-by-slide storyline as a one-page outline and, in the Deck + Model and Fundraise Ready plans, the assumptions sheet for the model. Nothing is designed until you agree the story.
- 3Day 5
First draft
The full deck in your brand with the traction, market, business model, competition, team, financials, use of funds and the ask. The model is delivered alongside with the figures reconciled to the slides.
- 4Day 7
Revision round
You mark up the draft. We rework the slides, with a written note on each change we recommend against and why an investor would push on it. The Deck plan includes one round; the higher plans include two.
- 5Day 10 to 15
Final files and fundraise pack
Editable PowerPoint, PDF and the Excel model. Fundraise Ready adds the one-pager, the data room checklist, the cap table and valuation note and a Q&A rehearsal session before your first meeting.
What investors will ask for next
- First meetingThe deck, sent as a PDF the day before, and a two-minute verbal version
- Second meetingThe financial model, unit economics and the use of funds, line by line
- Term sheetCap table, valuation rationale and a note on the ESOP pool investors expect
- DiligenceA data room: incorporation documents, ROC filings, GST and tax returns, contracts, IP and the books
Documents you need
Send whatever exists. Many founders start with a Notion page and a spreadsheet, and that is enough for the kickoff.
About the business
- What you sell, to whom and why now, in your own words
- Any existing deck, memo or notes, however rough
- Customer evidence: pilots, letters of intent, testimonials, waitlist or usage data
- Team bios and LinkedIn profiles
- Logo, brand colours and any product screenshots
About the numbers
- Monthly revenue, users or orders for as far back as you have them
- Pricing, cost per unit and gross margin, even if estimated
- Cash in bank, monthly burn and the amount you plan to raise
- Cap table with any SAFEs, notes or option promises
- Last audited accounts or the latest MIS, if the company has been trading
About the round
- Target raise, the instrument (equity, CCPS, SAFE or CCD) and the pre-money you have in mind
- Investors already approached and what they said
- Rights held by existing investors, if any, that a new investor will ask about
Want this as a checklist?
We send the list to your WhatsApp so you can tick it off from your phone.
Six mistakes we see every week
- Leading with the product instead of the problem
Investors read the problem, the traction and the team before they care about features. A deck that opens with screenshots loses the reader on slide two.
- A market size slide with no path to it
A top-down number in crores impresses nobody. Show the customers you can reach in the next 18 months and what each is worth, then the larger market as context.
- Financials that do not match the ask
If the model shows 24 months of runway but the deck asks for 12, or the use of funds does not add up to the raise, the investor assumes the rest of the numbers are loose too.
- Twenty-five slides
Twelve to fifteen slides is the range investors expect. Everything else goes in an appendix that you send when asked, or in the data room.
- No competition slide, or one that says there is none
Every business has alternatives, even if that is a spreadsheet. Naming them and showing why you win is more credible than claiming an empty field.
- Sending the deck without the model
The first serious question after any meeting is about unit economics or burn. Having the model ready the same day keeps momentum; building it afterwards loses two weeks.
What founders say
It's been 5 years since the incorporation of my private limited company and they are experts at what they do.
Knowledgeable, professional and very cooperative. We can totally concentrate on business, leaving all financial compliance to them.
Thanks Team BizExpress. It was refreshing to see an online service provider with such professionalism.
Questions founders ask about Pitch Deck
How much does an investor pitch deck cost?
Our professional fee starts at from ₹24,999 for the Deck plan: 12 to 15 slides, narrative and structure, design in your brand and one revision round. Deck + Model adds a 3-year financial model, use of funds and unit economics. Fundraise Ready adds the one-pager, data room checklist, cap table note and a Q&A session. GST at 18% applies; there is no government fee.
How long does a pitch deck take?
About a week for the Deck plan, two weeks for Deck + Model and three for Fundraise Ready, counted in working days from the kickoff call. The storyline reaches you on day 2 and the first draft on day 5 in every plan. The biggest variable is how quickly you turn around feedback and share the numbers.
What do investors read first in a deck?
Traction, then team, then the ask, in that order for most early-stage investors. They skim for evidence that customers want this and that these founders can build it, and only then read the market and product slides. We structure the deck so those three answers are visible in the first four slides, with the rest supporting them.
How many slides should a pitch deck have?
Twelve to fifteen for the version you send, with an appendix for detail that only some investors will ask about. The standard sequence is problem, solution, product, market, business model, traction, competition, team, financials, use of funds and the ask. We adjust the order to lead with whatever is strongest for your stage.
Do you build the financial model as well?
Yes, in the Deck + Model and Fundraise Ready plans. It is a 3-year model in Excel with an assumptions sheet, revenue build-up, cost structure, hiring plan, cash flow and use of funds, reconciled to every number on the slides. A 5-year model with scenarios or a bank-ready format is available on the financial projections page.
What does Fundraise Ready include beyond the deck and model?
The set investors ask for after the first yes: a one-page summary for email introductions, a data room checklist organised the way funds run diligence, a cap table and valuation note explaining the pre-money you are asking for, and a Q&A rehearsal session where we ask the hard questions before an investor does.
How many revision rounds are included?
One structured round in the Deck plan and two in Deck + Model and Fundraise Ready. A round means you send consolidated feedback and we rework the deck, with a written note on anything we recommend keeping and why. Small fixes after the final files, such as an updated traction number, are covered in the 30 days of follow-up support.
Can you rebuild an existing deck?
Yes, and the price is the same as a new one because the work is the same: we start from the story, not the slides. Most rebuilds keep the founder's voice and the strongest evidence, and replace the structure, the market slide and the financials. Send the current deck and we tell you on the scope call what we would change.
Do you introduce us to investors or charge a success fee?
No introductions are sold and there is no success fee. The Fundraise Ready plan includes a curated list of investors active at your stage and sector, with notes on what each has backed, but the outreach is yours. We stay on WhatsApp for 30 days after delivery to help with questions that come up in meetings.
What file formats do we receive?
An editable PowerPoint file, a PDF for sending and, where a model is included, an Excel workbook with live formulas rather than pasted values. Google Slides export is available on request. Everything is in your brand fonts and colours, and you own the files outright with no licence conditions.
Can the same deck be used for incubators, accelerators or grants?
Mostly, with a different emphasis. Accelerators read for team and speed of learning, grant committees for the problem and the plan to spend the money, and neither cares much about the exit. We keep the core deck and swap three or four slides for each audience, which is quicker than a second deck and keeps the story consistent.
Is what we share kept confidential?
Yes. We sign an NDA before kickoff if you want one, and the team working on your deck is limited to the fundraising expert and the designer. Nothing is used as a sample without written permission. Files are shared through a private drive folder that you control and can revoke.
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