The 12 Slide Jack The Bounty Hunter Pitch Deck Template

1. Elevator Pitch – “The Bounty Statement”

Slide Title: “The Problem No One Else Is Solving”

Content:

• Hook (Top): “Every minute, $X million is lost due to [Industry Pain Point]—we’re here to end that.”

• Pitch Sentence: We help [Target Audience] solve [Critical Problem] by delivering [Unique Solution] that results in [Core Benefit like saving time, money, or lives].

• Bonus: Add one impressive number, quote, or media badge to establish early authority.

Visual Tip: Use a dark cinematic background with a glowing focus point on your product or impact. Think “Wanted Poster meets Forbes Front Page.”

2. Investor Highlights – “Why This Is a Sure Shot”

Slide Title: “Why Betting on Us is a No-Brainer”

Content Blocks (Use 3–5):

• Traction: “$1.2M ARR within 8 months of launch.”

• Market Validation: “Chosen by [Notable Partner or Client].”

• Growth Rate: “User base growing 30% month over month.”

• Founding Team: “[Ex-Google, Ex-McKinsey, exited $XXM startup].”

• Tech/IP: “Patent-pending AI algorithm.”

Visual Tip: Use icons, number counters, and logos in a clean, left-to-right flow. This is the investor’s cheat sheet—make it shine.

3. Problem – “The Most Wanted Issue”

Slide Title: “The Real Enemy: [Problem Name]”

Content:

• Problem Statement: “[Target audience] loses [$X or Y%] due to [Problem].”

• Agitation: “Yet most [industry solutions] are built for yesterday’s world.”

• Human Story or Data Point: Real quote or shocking stat that hits emotionally.

Visual Tip: Show a desolate, chaotic landscape metaphor—cluttered dashboards, frustrated personas, or burning money.

4. Market Opportunity – “The Gold Rush”

Slide Title: “A $X Billion Bounty Waiting to Be Claimed”

Content:

• TAM/SAM/SOM Visual: Big-to-niche funnel or pie chart.

• Trend Insight: “By 2028, [industry] is expected to reach $XYZB due to [Trend].”

• Category Creation (if applicable): “We’re not just disrupting—we’re defining a new frontier: [Category Name].”

Visual Tip: Use a treasure map theme or grid targeting metaphor—this shows you know where the “X” is.

5. Problem Escalation – “When the Villain Wins”

Slide Title: “What Happens If Nothing Changes?”

Content:

• Consequence: “If [Target] continues with [status quo], they face [rising costs, lost revenue, churn, etc.].”

• Macro Trend: Align your urgency with external trends—regulation, climate, tech shifts.

• Quote or Graph: Use a real-world citation or data projection that raises eyebrows.

Visual Tip: Use a domino effect or ticking clock motif—implying that waiting costs lives, dollars, or opportunities.

6. The Unique Solution – “The Hunter’s Secret Weapon”

Slide Title: “The One Thing They’ve All Missed”

Content:

• One-Liner: Our platform turns [complex problem] into [simple outcome] in [unprecedented time frame].

• How It Works (Simple Steps):

  1. Identify [pain point].

  2. Plug in [your tool/solution].

  3. Get [measurable result].

• Competitive Edge: “Unlike [Competitor], we [Do This Differently].”

Visual Tip: Use a clean side-by-side “Before vs After” layout or diagram. Visual simplicity = credibility.

7. Customer Benefits – “The Reward”

Slide Title: “What’s In It for Them?”

Content:

• Direct Payoff: “By using [Your Product], customers save 40%, reduce churn by 60%, and boost productivity 2X.”

• Persona-Based Benefits: Tailor benefits to 2–3 core personas (e.g., CTOs, SMBs, Consumers).

• Customer Quote: A brief testimonial or data-backed case result: “This solution slashed our downtime by 70%.”

Visual Tip: Use three bold benefit icons in a clean grid with short descriptors. Think “showroom trophy case.”

8. How It Works – “The Clean Kill”

Slide Title: “Simplicity in Action”

Content:

• Step-by-step walk-through (3–5 simple steps).

• Optional: include workflow diagram, product screenshots, or animated interface highlights.

• Highlight integration with existing tools or processes.

Visual Tip: Use a progressive left-to-right storyboard or visual flow (1-2-3). Think comic strip meets product demo.

9. Traction – “The Hunter’s Trail”

Slide Title: “Already Making Tracks”

Content:

• Milestone Timeline: “Q1: MVP built. Q2: 1,000 paid users. Q3: Strategic partnerships with [X & Y].”

• Core Metrics: revenue, CAC, LTV, churn rate, MoM growth.

• Logos of paying clients, users, or partners.

Visual Tip: Timeline graphic with plotted pins or footprints. Use arrows to imply momentum.

10. Business Model – “Bounties & Bags”

Slide Title: “How We Make (and Scale) Money”

Content:

• Model: Subscription | SaaS | Licensing | Transaction Fees | Hybrid.

• Revenue Breakdown: “80% SaaS, 20% integration services.”

• Key Metrics: Gross margin, ARPU, Payback Period.

Optional Bonus: “Future Upsell Potential: Add-ons, marketplace, data monetization.”

Visual Tip: Use a pie chart for revenue streams and a simple funnel for conversion path. Money = clarity.

11. Go-to-Market – “The Tracking Plan”

Slide Title: “Here’s How We Find Our Targets”

Content:

• Channels: “We acquire users through inbound SEO, strategic partnerships, and influencer ecosystems.”

• Strategy: Highlight something unique—“We partner with [X] to access their 10M user base.”

• Conversion Tactics: Freemium to paid, direct outreach, community-building.

Visual Tip: Bullseye-style diagram or GTM funnel. Bonus if you show CAC-to-LTV math graphically.

12. Vision & Impact – “The Final Shot”

Slide Title: “The Big Picture”

Content:

• Vision Statement: “We envision a world where [Problem] no longer exists.”

• Impact Forecast: “Within 5 years, we aim to serve 10M users and eliminate $X in inefficiencies.”

• Closing Line: “Join us—because the future is up for grabs.”

Contact Block: Founders’ names, LinkedIn, email, and QR code to access data room or next steps.

Visual Tip: Full-bleed image of your end vision—peaceful future, happy users, global impact.