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Build a pitch deck (seed/Series A)

Write headlines as declarative claims — 'We Help Teams' is worse than 'Teams Ship 3x Faster'.

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Sample output
**Seed Pitch Deck — Velora (AI scheduling for home-services businesses)**

**1. Problem** — *"Plumbers lose 30% of jobs to a missed phone call."*
- 40% of inbound calls go unanswered during jobs
- Booking happens by phone, after hours, or not at all
- Owners are the dispatcher *(Visual: a ringing phone under a sink.)*

**2. Why now** — *"Voice AI finally sounds human enough to book the job."*

**3. Solution** — *"Velora answers every call and books the job — 24/7."*

**4. Product** — *"A receptionist that never sleeps and never quotes wrong."*
- Answers, qualifies, books into the calendar
- Syncs with ServiceTitan / Jobber
- Texts a confirmation before hanging up

**5. Traction** — *"$41K MRR in 5 months, 9% monthly churn and falling."*

**6. Market** — *"$9B spent annually on home-services answering."*

**7. Business model** — *"$299/mo per location + per-booking upside."*

**8. Competition** — *"Generic AI receptionists don't understand a trades calendar."*

**9. Team** — *"Built dispatch software at ServiceTitan; we lived this problem."*

**10. Ask** — *"$2.5M to reach 1,000 locations and own the trades vertical."*

Each slide: ≤3 bullets, a clear visual direction, and speaker notes tying the claim to a proof point.
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PROMPT TEMPLATE · v1.0.0

Build a 12-slide <STAGE> pitch deck for <COMPANY>.
Structure: problem → why now → solution → product → traction → market → business model → competition → team → ask.
Inputs: <PASTE OR ATTACH>.
Per slide: headline (punchy, declarative), 3 bullets max, visual direction, speaker notes.

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