AI Prompts for Claude for Pitch Decks

Help me develop the narrative arc for my investor pitch. Company: [DESCRIBE]. What is the core story and what is the logical sequence: problem, insight, solution, market, traction, team, vision?

What is the single most compelling opening for my pitch? Here is what we do: [DESCRIBE]. Give me 5 different opening hooks and explain why each would or would not work for [INVESTOR TYPE].

What is the "why now" for my company: [DESCRIBE MARKET/PRODUCT]? What structural shift in the world (technology, behavior, regulation) makes this the right moment that was not true 3 years ago?

What slide order makes the most sense for my deck at the [SEED/SERIES A] stage: [DESCRIBE COMPANY]? Walk me through the standard investor pitch structure and explain why each position matters.

Write a one-sentence, one-paragraph, and one-minute version of our company description targeting a skeptical Series A investor who is hearing about us for the first time.

Write the problem slide for my pitch deck. The problem: [DESCRIBE]. Make it visceral and quantified. Show the scale, who suffers, and why every existing solution fails in a critical way.

Write the solution slide for my pitch. Our product: [DESCRIBE]. Lead with the core insight that makes our approach work. Avoid feature listing. Show the mechanism, not just the outcome.

Write the market opportunity slide. Describe our market size using a specific, defensible methodology. Explain TAM, SAM, and SOM with the logic behind each estimate, not a large round number.

Write the traction slide for [COMPANY] based on: [PASTE METRICS]. Lead with the single most impressive number. Show the rate of growth, not just the current state.

Write the business model slide for [COMPANY]. Cover: what we charge, who pays, unit economics at scale, and why customers will continue paying over time.

Write the team slide narrative for [COMPANY]. Founders: [DESCRIBE BACKGROUNDS AND RELEVANT EXPERIENCE]. What is the unfair advantage this specific team has to win in this specific market?

Write the competitive landscape slide. Competitors: [LIST]. Show differentiation in a way that is honest about where we are weaker while making our positioning choice clear and defensible.

Write the funding ask slide for our [ROUND]. We are raising [AMOUNT] to achieve [MILESTONES] by [DATE]. How do I frame use of funds and milestones to show a clear path to the next financing event?

What does an investor at [STAGE] most want to see answered in a deck for [TYPE OF BUSINESS]? Identify the 3 questions I am implicitly answering with my deck and confirm I am answering them clearly.

Write a vision slide. Where will [COMPANY] be in 5-10 years if the plan works? Frame it as the change we will create in the world, not as revenue targets.

You are a skeptical Series A investor. Read this slide content and give me your honest reaction: what is compelling, what raises flags, and what questions you would ask: [PASTE SLIDES].

What are the 10 hardest questions an investor will ask me about [TYPE OF BUSINESS]? For each, give me the framework I should use to answer confidently and honestly.

My deck makes this claim: [SPECIFIC CLAIM]. What evidence, data, or proof would an investor need to believe this rather than dismiss it as founder optimism?

I am practicing my pitch and got this investor feedback: "[PASTE FEEDBACK]". What does this actually mean and how should I change the deck or my delivery to address it?

What are the 3 most common mistakes founders make in pitch decks for [TYPE OF BUSINESS] at the [SEED/SERIES A] stage? Check my deck against each: [DESCRIBE KEY SECTIONS].