
Twenty Questions: Seed Pitch Deck, 20 PowerPoint Slides
A seed pitch deck of 20 slides, each the answer to the question an investor asks at that point of the meeting, in the order they ask it: what it is, what is broken, who feels it, through the market, the money and the team to what you need. The questions run down the left of every slide, the one being answered set large where it falls, so the room always sees where the meeting stands; every slide's speaker notes say what investors check there and how to answer. Two PowerPoint files, light and dark, that open in Keynote and Google Slides: every shape and word takes its colour from the theme, so one change of the accent in PowerPoint restyles the deck; the traction, financials and use of funds are native charts whose numbers you edit as data; the portraits and the product screen are pictures you replace in one click. Set in Geist and Instrument Serif, both free and in the zip. The sample company and its numbers are invented, ready for yours.
One payment. The files are yours to download right away.
- Instant downloadIn your account the moment the payment goes through, with the receipt by email.
- Personal and commercial useOne license for one person, in your own work and your clients'. The files themselves are not shared or resold.
- Includes
- 20 slides in two editions, light and dark
- Formats
- PowerPoint (.pptx) with native charts, speaker notes and theme colours; fonts (OFL)
- Sizes
- Widescreen, 16:9
- Download
- 10 files in one zip, 1.3 MB
- Works with
- PowerPoint, Keynote and Google Slides
- Category
- Pitch Decks
- Released
- 23 Oct 2026
- License
- Personal and commercial use
Where to use it
Your round
The slides in the order an investor reads them: put your company where the sample one stands, slide by slide.
Notes on every slide
What investors check on each slide and how to answer it, in the speaker notes, where only you see them.
PowerPoint, Keynote and Google Slides
The files open in all three, and the two fonts are free: in the zip, and already in Google Slides.
Your own version
In PowerPoint one accent in the theme recolours the deck; the charts take your numbers as data, the pictures yours in a click.
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