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Pitch decks & presentations

A deck that argues your case — not forty slides of bullet points in Calibri.

A pitch deck is an argument with a shape. Most decks fail because they are a document someone reads aloud: every point on the slide, nothing left for the speaker, no sense of where it is going.

The Win with MX × Nando's partnership proposal went through five versions before it landed the partnership. What changed between them was not the design — it was the order of the argument.

You get editable PowerPoint, not a locked PDF. Your numbers change the week after delivery; you should be able to change them yourself.

What it costs
  • Tidy-up

    from K1,500

    3–4 days

    The content is right. It just looks like a school project.

    • Up to 15 slides
    • Your content, redesigned
    • A consistent slide master
    • Readable charts rebuilt from your data
    • Editable .pptx plus PDF

    Not included

    • Rewriting your argument
    • Original research
    Start with Tidy-up
  • Most chosen

    Built deck

    from K3,500

    1–2 weeks

    You know what you want to say. We make it land.

    • Up to 25 slides
    • Narrative structure — the order the argument is made in
    • Custom diagrams and graphics, drawn not stocked
    • Charts built properly from your numbers
    • Speaker notes
    • Two rounds of revisions
    • Editable .pptx plus PDF
    Start with Built deck
  • Pitch package

    from K6,000

    2–3 weeks

    Everything you hand over in the room and email afterwards.

    • Everything in Built deck
    • Leave-behind one-pager
    • Rate card or pricing sheet
    • Social cut-downs from the deck
    • A version for sending and a version for presenting
    • A rehearsal pass on the narrative with you
    Start with Pitch package

50% to start, 50% on delivery. Prices in ZMW and exclusive of domain, hosting and store fees — those are listed per service so there are no surprises.

Straight answers
Do you write the content?
The Built deck tier shapes it — order, emphasis, what to cut. The facts and numbers have to come from you; we are not going to invent your market size.
PowerPoint or Google Slides?
Either, or both. PowerPoint is the default because it survives being emailed to someone who opens it in Keynote. Say if you need Slides and it is delivered in both.