Smart startups get funded with great pitch deck design

Investors see thousands of pitch presentations a year – having a good pitch deck can make or break your startup. Want to make sure yours stands out?

A winning pitch deck starts with a stunning design.

How SketchDeck works

Get on-demand, custom pitch deck design. Send us your design request in virtually any form (yes, we even take sketches from napkins). Sit back, relax—our expert design team will handle the details.

Send us your finished content

Before we start your pitch deck design, you’ll need to have your content completed, with a clear and cohesive structure. Need help with your pitch deck content? Here’s how to write a persuasive pitch deck.

Find
your style

We begin by delivering a round of style samples. Samples allow you to see design previews and help us determine together what the best design direction is to move forward with your full presentation.

Iterate your way to success

Great design doesn’t just happen—it takes time to get it just right. Your project quote won’t include a set number of iterations; but on average a creative level project typically takes 1-2 sample iterations to nail down the overall style. Next, we build out your full deck, which can also be iterated if revisions are necessary.

Testimonials

“SketchDeck blew us away with not just the creative but the process that allowed my internal partners to access creative resources in a self-serve model. It’s changing the relationship with my sales teams because suddenly, we’re not a blocker.”

Matt Wong,

Creative Program Manager

“Working with SketchDeck was amazing! We briefed the team on our request and tricky ideas, and they took on the challenge with ease. SketchDeck not only delivered what we wanted but went above and beyond. Thank you again, and can’t wait to work with SketchDeck again!”

Mayne Hairston,

Trade Marketing Manager, Rémy Cointreau

“We appreciate that SketchDeck could come on that journey of finding the perfect design—being totally understanding and happily accommodating us as we continued to pivot along the way.”