Burn rate is where a pitch deck stops being brave and starts being accountable. Up to this point, the deck can talk about the market, the product, the team, the vision, and the size of the opportunity. All of that matters, but burn rate brings the conversation back to earth. How much cash are you … Read more
A financial projection slide shows investors how your business could grow over time. It usually includes forecasted revenue, costs, margins, profit or loss, cash needs, and the assumptions behind the numbers. But the real purpose of the slide is not to prove that the future will happen exactly as planned. No serious investor expects your … Read more
A revenue model slide explains how your business makes money. That sounds simple, but this is one of the slides where many pitch decks become vague. Founders often explain the product, the market, the problem, and the vision, but when investors reach the revenue model, they need something more concrete. They want to understand how … Read more
Use Of Funds Slide Quick Summary A use of funds slide explains how the capital you are raising will be used and what that capital is expected to unlock. It should not be a random budget breakdown. Investors are not only asking, “Where will the money go?” They are asking: A strong use of funds … Read more
Most founders pitch on story and traction — and wonder why they keep getting passed on. The answer is often pure math. Here’s how VC fund return math works and why it determines who gets funded before you ever send a deck.
Most founders pitch the wrong VCs. Here’s the exact research framework to identify funds that match your stage, sector, and check size — before you waste 30 meetings learning the hard way.
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