One request, one deck
Drop a brief, an outline, or last year's deck on the board. It becomes a card, queued like everything else.
Pitch deck design
Pitch decks that hold up in the room.
Pitch deck design as a flat monthly subscription — one senior designer, not an agency. Bring your story and your numbers; get back slides that carry the argument, in about 48 hours, with unlimited revisions until it's ready for the room.
What you get
The same subscription, pointed at your deck.
No separate pitch-deck package, no day-rate — your deck is just the next request on the board.
48-hour first draft
A structure and visual system come back first, then slides fill in a few at a time — not a single reveal three weeks out.
Flat monthly rate
The deck doesn't get a separate invoice. It's covered by the same $4,995/month subscription as everything else.
Unlimited revisions
Investor or stakeholder feedback after a meeting is just the next request — it doesn't count against your queue.
Figma or PowerPoint
Delivered as Figma files, or a ready-to-present PowerPoint deck if that's what your investors expect. Full IP transfer either way.
Senior work only
Fifteen years of product and brand design. The person reviewing your brief is the person designing the deck.
Where the line is
You bring the story. I design the slides.
You already know the structure, the numbers and the ask — or you bring an outline and I'll tighten the slide-by-slide flow around it. What I don't do is write your fundraising narrative or model your financials from scratch; that's a different service than a design subscription. If you need both, this is the half that gets more expensive and slower everywhere else.
Questions
Before you queue the brief.
Around 48 hours for most requests. A full deck usually comes back in reviewable slices — a structure pass, then slides filled in a few at a time — rather than as one reveal after three weeks.
You bring the story — the structure, the numbers, the ask. I turn it into slides that carry that story instead of fighting it: layout, hierarchy, charts, and a template system the rest of your team can build on. If you need a narrative consultant too, that's a different kind of service than this one.
No. Revisions are unlimited and don't count against your request queue. Investor or stakeholder feedback after a meeting just becomes the next request — queue it and it's back with you in about 48 hours.
Figma files by default, or a ready-to-present PowerPoint deck if that's what your team or your investors expect. Either way, source files and full IP transfer on delivery.
No. Subscribe online with a card or PayPal and start the same day — no contract, no minimum term, no procurement. Pause or cancel whenever you like, including right after your deck ships.