Presentations people actually follow.

Investor decks, sales decks, board papers and keynotes.

Turnaround: First draft in 48 hours for most decks
Revisions: Included, until you're happy.
You keep: Every source file, in your software.
Starts with: An email and whatever you already have.

Presentations are where we started. Since 2019 we've built decks for consulting firms and their clients: strategy reviews, board papers, investor pitches and conference keynotes, often overnight and usually under someone else's logo.

The job is much the same every time. Work out what the audience needs to hear, put it in the right order, and make every slide easy to read at a glance. Then make it look good.

We work in PowerPoint, Keynote and Google Slides, and you get editable files with a proper master template.

What you get

The finished deck, fully editable
A clearer storyline and slide order
Charts rebuilt from your numbers
A master template your team can reuse
A PDF version for sending

How it usually goes

1
Send us whatever you have: a draft, notes, a voice memo. We'll come back within a day with questions and a slide outline.
2
We design the whole deck in one go so you can see it end to end. For around 20 slides that usually takes two days.
3
You leave comments and we revise, for as many rounds as it takes.
4
You get the source files, the template and a PDF.

Is it a fit?

Works well for

Founders raising money
Sales teams whose deck has grown out of hand
Consulting and advisory teams who need overflow design support
Anyone with a board meeting, conference or big pitch coming up

Not the right fit for

High volumes of template-only slides with no design input
Decks due in less than 12 hours

Questions

Do you write the content too?

Yes, if you need it. Most jobs involve some rewriting: headlines, structure, cutting slides. If you need the whole thing written from scratch, tell us upfront and we'll include it in the quote.

Which software do you use?

Whatever your team uses. PowerPoint, Keynote and Google Slides are all fine, and we can work in Figma or Canva if needed.

Can you work under NDA?

Yes. Most of our deck work has been confidential from day one, and signing an NDA before we see anything is routine for us.

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