Pitch deck template: give your SaaS story a structure.

Write a clear SaaS pitch with 10, 11 or 12 editable slides and prompts that separate evidence from assumptions. Export Markdown — free, no sign-up.

Company nameSlide count

Slides: 12
Drafted: 0
To write: 12

Write one clear message per slide. This exports an outline in Markdown; add visuals and layout in your presentation editor.

The 10-slide version combines demo into Solution and financial assumptions into Business model / Ask. The 11-slide version adds a separate financial plan. Drafts for hidden slides are kept in memory when you switch. No storage or uploads; export before leaving.

1. Company & one-line promise

Name the company, customer and outcome. Include your contact.

Slide 1: Company & one-line promise

2. Customer problem

Describe the painful job, current alternative and evidence from customer research.

Slide 2: Customer problem

3. Solution

Explain how your SaaS resolves that job and show the workflow.

Slide 3: Solution

4. Product demo

Show the shortest path from signup to value with screenshots or a live demo.

Slide 4: Product demo

5. Market & ideal customer

Define your initial segment. Use sourced market figures with dates and a bottom-up estimate.

Slide 5: Market & ideal customer

6. Business model

Explain who pays, what they pay for, pricing assumptions and recurring revenue.

Slide 6: Business model

7. Traction & validation

Use measured usage, paying customers, retention or interviews. Label assumptions and omit invented metrics.

Slide 7: Traction & validation

8. Go-to-market

Describe first acquisition channels, sales motion and experiments with measurable success criteria.

Slide 8: Go-to-market

9. Competition & differentiation

Compare current alternatives and explain a concrete advantage without unsupported claims.

Slide 9: Competition & differentiation

10. Team

Explain relevant experience, ownership and the missing roles you need.

Slide 10: Team

11. Financial plan & milestones

Label projections, assumptions, costs, runway and the next milestones.

Slide 11: Financial plan & milestones

12. Ask & use of funds

Specify the ask, what it funds, milestones and how investors can reach you.

Slide 12: Ask & use of funds

Markdown pitch deck

# My SaaS — pitch deck outline

Editable planning outline. Separate measured facts from projections and source every third-party figure.

## 1. Company & one-line promise

[Draft needed: Name the company, customer and outcome. Include your contact.]

## 2. Customer problem

[Draft needed: Describe the painful job, current alternative and evidence from customer research.]

## 3. Solution

[Draft needed: Explain how your SaaS resolves that job and show the workflow.]

## 4. Product demo

[Draft needed: Show the shortest path from signup to value with screenshots or a live demo.]

## 5. Market & ideal customer

[Draft needed: Define your initial segment. Use sourced market figures with dates and a bottom-up estimate.]

## 6. Business model

[Draft needed: Explain who pays, what they pay for, pricing assumptions and recurring revenue.]

## 7. Traction & validation

[Draft needed: Use measured usage, paying customers, retention or interviews. Label assumptions and omit invented metrics.]

## 8. Go-to-market

[Draft needed: Describe first acquisition channels, sales motion and experiments with measurable success criteria.]

## 9. Competition & differentiation

[Draft needed: Compare current alternatives and explain a concrete advantage without unsupported claims.]

## 10. Team

[Draft needed: Explain relevant experience, ownership and the missing roles you need.]

## 11. Financial plan & milestones

[Draft needed: Label projections, assumptions, costs, runway and the next milestones.]

## 12. Ask & use of funds

[Draft needed: Specify the ask, what it funds, milestones and how investors can reach you.]

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Editable Markdown structure, not a designed presentation or investment advice. No AI or fabricated traction. Drafts last only while this page is open; export before leaving.

How to use

Name your SaaS and choose 10, 11 or 12 slides. Read the prompt for each slide.
Write one clear message per slide. Source outside figures, date measured traction and label projections and assumptions.
Choose Prepare Markdown outline, then copy or download the file. Add visuals and layout in your presentation editor.

Frequently asked questions

Is this free, and do I need an account?

Free, no sign-up. Editing, generation and export run in your browser. No AI model is used. Usage analytics contain only the tool name and action, not your inputs or results.

Which slides are included?

The 12-slide outline covers company promise, customer problem, solution, demo, market/customer, business model, traction, go-to-market, competition, team, financial plan and ask. The 11-slide version folds the demo into Solution. The 10-slide version also folds financial assumptions into Business model and Ask.

Is this a PowerPoint or PDF download?

No. This tool exports a Markdown outline with your slide titles and notes. Bring it into your presentation editor to create designed slides, charts and visuals.

Can I change the slide count without losing notes?

Yes, while you stay on the page. Notes for omitted slides remain in browser memory and return when those slides are shown again. Only visible slides are exported. Reloading or leaving discards the draft.

What should I put in traction if I have no customers?

Use honest validation such as dated interviews, a prototype test or a measured waitlist, with its source and limitations. Do not invent revenue, customers or retention. Leave a placeholder when there is no evidence yet.

Does it prefill from Genesis or validate my business?

This version is a manual outline. It does not fetch Genesis ideas, invent projections or validate a business. You can explore the public Genesis bank through the page CTA and write your own evidence-backed story.

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Pitch deck template: give your SaaS story a structure.

1. Company & one-line promise

2. Customer problem

3. Solution

4. Product demo

5. Market & ideal customer

6. Business model

7. Traction & validation

8. Go-to-market

9. Competition & differentiation

10. Team

11. Financial plan & milestones

12. Ask & use of funds

Markdown pitch deck

How to use

Frequently asked questions

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9. Competition & differentiation

10. Team

11. Financial plan & milestones

12. Ask & use of funds

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