Updated: 4 November 2026

Startup pitch deck outline

This prompt creates a slide-by-slide pitch deck outline for your company, tailored to your audience, such as seed investors, angels or a bank, with a headline that states the point of each slide and the three bullets to include.

text-pitch-deck-outline — chatgpt — 65 words

Create a 10-slide pitch deck outline for [COMPANY], a [ONE-LINE DESCRIPTION].

Audience: [SEED INVESTORS / ANGELS / A BANK]
Key facts: [TRACTION, MARKET, TEAM]

For each slide give a headline that states the point, the three bullets to include, the one chart or visual to show and a speaker note of two sentences. End with the three toughest questions investors will ask and suggested answers.

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Ask for one sentence per slide first, then expand only the slides that matter most.

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What you will get

A ten-slide deck outline: for each slide a headline that makes the point, three bullets, one chart or visual and a two-sentence speaker note, plus the three toughest investor questions with answers.

Common mistake

The key facts are vague, so the slides hold generic claims.

Fix: Fill the traction, market and team line with real numbers. If you have none, write “no revenue yet” so the AI does not invent figures.

Also watch for

The market size sounds invented. Ask it to “mark every number you are unsure of with the word CHECK”, then find a source for each before the deck goes out.
Headlines read like labels, such as Problem or Team. Remind it of the prompt’s own rule: “each headline states the point in one sentence”.

Try a variation: bank loan

Set the audience to a bank and swap the slide topics for “use of funds, repayment plan, collateral and cash flow”. The same structure works when the reader cares more about safety than growth.

Still not right? Reply with this

Use only the numbers I gave, mark anything you are unsure of with CHECK, and make every slide headline a full sentence that states the point.