Equals' Series A deck certainly looks good, and it does a ton of things well. But there are a few areas where it can do better. Let's take a look!
Xyte's pitch deck has a lot of slides, but how much of it was actually useful? Let's take a look.
This week, we're taking a look at what PhageLab got right in this pitch deck and why it could use some judicious pruning.
Doola's pitch deck does a few things extremely well, but the problem is, it leaves a ton out, too. Here's why that won't work for most startups.
Just tacking AI onto a product isn’t enough, and investors are hoping that the technology will lead to more innovation in the space.
This week, we're taking a look at a pitch deck from Rypplzz (pronounced "ripples"), a spatial technology startup that recently raised $3 million.
The pitch deck video analytics firm Qortex used to raise its $10M seed round has a lot missing, but it does get some things right.
This week, we are taking a closer look at Pepper Bio's seed pitch deck that landed the company $6.5 million.
Positioning itself as the "Etsy of food," HomeCooks has raised $3.2 million in seed funding. What did it do right in its crowdfunding campaign slides?
Even though the economy is signaling a bit of a bounce-back, 2024 might not be much better than 2023 when it comes to startups sharing a piece of the budget pie.
Let's take a deep dive into the pitch deck that climate tech startup Metafuels used to raise its $8 million seed round.
We're going to put the deck Scalestack used to raise its $1M seed round under the microscope to see what it got right, and where it could have done better.
AI is a chaotic free-for-all right now, especially when it comes to the fundraising cycles. Does Fifth Dimension stand out from the crowd?
Phospholutions' pitch deck embodies the essence of an effective pitch. But it's also riddled with small issues that add up,
For this edition of Pitch Deck Teardown, we're taking a close look at the CancerVAX campaign on the equity crowdfunding platform, StartEngine.
It’s been over a year since Adobe announced that it intended to buy Figma for $20 billion, yet the two companies are still separate entities.
This pitch deck makes for some really interesting reading and storytelling, so let's dive in and see if we can spot what happened and how.
There are some major, fundamental problems with this deck that makes the company pretty much impossible to invest in.
For the 69th installment (nice!) of the Pitch Deck Teardown series, let's take a peek at how Lupiya told its story to close this round.
I like a good airline points flight just as much as the fuzzy feeling you get from knowing you've "beaten the system," but does Point.me solve a "real" problem?
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