Investors spend 2 minutes on a deck before deciding — most pitch decks die in slide 3

Most pitch decks die in slide 3. Yours doesn't have to.

Paste your deck content. Get scored on 8 dimensions — problem, market, solution, business model, traction, team, ask, investor-readiness — with specific critique and suggested rewrites per slide. Like a YC partner who has seen 10,000 decks.

Score my deck — $199→What gets scored

Investors spend 2 minutes on a deck before deciding. The 8 dimensions we score are the 8 questions they're silently asking while you're on slide 4.

2 min
Average investor time spent on a deck before deciding
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Dimensions scored with specific critique and suggested rewrites
Slide 3
Where most decks lose the investor — before you get to the solution

8 dimensions. Specific critique. No flattery.

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Problem clarity

Is the pain real? Quantified? Does the reader feel it viscerally, or does it read like a market-research slide? The problem slide is the most underbuilt in most decks.

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Market size

TAM/SAM/SOM with methodology. Bottoms-up is credible; "global market is $50B" is noise. We tell you which you have and what to fix.

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Solution wedge

Is this 10x better than the existing solution? Who is the specific customer with the most acute version of the problem? Where's the defensible moat?

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Business model

Is the revenue model clear? Unit economics defensible? Customer acquisition cost vs. lifetime value? Investors need to understand how you make money, not just what you build.

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Traction

Revenue, customers, growth rate, retention, NPS. "We're pre-revenue" is fine — but what proof of demand exists? LOIs? Pilots? Waitlist? We score what you have.

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Team credibility

Why these specific people for this specific problem? Domain expertise, relevant failures, unfair advantages. The generic "10 years of experience" bio kills decks.

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✓ Verified

Scored my deck a 41/100 before the rewrite. Took 4 of 6 recommended fixes. Got funded 3 weeks later.

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Priya M.
SaaS Founder, $1.2M Seed Round
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✓ Verified

The problem slide critique was brutal but accurate. Rewrote it with quantified pain. Acceptance rate for investor meetings tripled.

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James R.
Marketplace Founder, YC Applicant
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✓ Verified

The market size section was my weakest slide. "Global market is $50B" — exactly what the scorer called out. Fixed it with bottoms-up methodology.

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Aisha T.
Fintech Founder, Series A

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$69

Problem, market, and traction scoring — the three dimensions where most decks fail.

  • Score on 8 dimensions (0-100 each)
  • Specific critique per dimension
  • Overall verdict: ready / needs work / back to drawing board

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Full Deck Score

$199

Complete 8-dimension scoring with specific critique + suggested rewrites.

  • Score on 8 dimensions (0-100 each)
  • Specific critique per dimension
  • Suggested rewrite or addition per weak area
  • Overall verdict: ready / needs work / back to drawing board
  • Top 3 changes to make before sending
  • Investor-perspective framing throughout
  • "Would a sophisticated investor fund this?" honest answer

30-day money-back guarantee

Frequently asked

What format do I submit?

Paste the text content of your deck — slide titles and body text. You don't need to upload a file. We analyze the narrative and content, not the design.

What stage is this for?

Pre-seed through Series A. The scoring is most useful when you're preparing to send to investors and want an honest outside read before you do.

Is VC Pitch Scorer worth $199?

Pitch coaches charge $300–$500/hr. A thorough deck review takes 2–4 hours. At $199 you get the same 8-dimension scoring with specific critique and rewrite suggestions in 2 minutes.

What if I don't get results?

If the scorer does not produce a score on all 8 dimensions with specific critique per dimension, email us within 7 days for a full refund.