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Series A, B and C funding, explained.
After seed, startups raise in lettered rounds. Each one has a different job, and investors ask different questions at each stage.
N° 01Series A: from fit to growth
Series A: from fit to growth
Raised when the product clearly works for a defined market. Investors look for repeatable growth and a plan to scale it.
N° 02Series B: scaling what works
Series B: scaling what works
Raised to grow faster: more teams, more markets, more product. Investors look closely at unit economics and how growth holds up as you spend more.
N° 03Series C and later: expansion
Series C and later: expansion
Raised for new markets, acquisitions or preparing for an exit. Investors look at market position and a path to profitability.
N° 04How the deck changes
How the deck changes
Seed decks sell the vision and early signals.
Series A decks prove the engine works.
Series B and C decks are data-heavy, with an appendix for due diligence.
N° 05Investment
When you're ready, we'll design it.
Deck Design
From $1,500
You have the content; we make it look investor-ready. 5–7 business days.
- 12–15 slides
- Your brand applied throughout
- Custom charts for market and traction
- One revision round
- Editable PowerPoint and PDF
Deck + Story
From $3,000
We shape the story from your notes, then design it. 7–10 business days.
- 15–20 slides
- Narrative built from your inputs
- Full custom chart set
- One-page teaser to match
- Two revision rounds
- Editable PowerPoint and PDF
Raise Kit
From $5,625
Everything for a detailed raise or sales process. 2–3 weeks.
- 25–40 slides including appendix
- Condensed send-ahead version
- Teaser and executive summary layout
- Three revision rounds
- 30-minute call before we start
- All source files
Before you choose
What you get
- A fixed price for the scope listed
- Sketches or a first draft to approve before anything is final
- Print-ready and editable files, yours to keep
What we don’t do
- Financial modelling or valuation
- Investor introductions or fundraising advice
- Legal or securities review
- Market research
Extra pages, slides or revision rounds are quoted before we start them.
N° 06Questions
The answers we give most often.
- Is there a fixed size for each round?
- No. Round sizes depend on sector, region and market conditions, so we don't quote figures.
- Who invests at each stage?
- Generally, seed and Series A come from early-stage venture funds; later rounds bring in growth funds and sometimes corporate investors.
Start your book
Need the deck designed?
Tell us what you're making. You'll get a fixed price and a schedule within two business days.