What does this pitch deck grader check?

It audits the pasted pitch deck across problem framing, solution clarity, market sizing, business model, traction, go-to-market, team, and the fundraise ask.

Do I need to upload a file to get feedback?

No. Paste your slide copy, outline, or deck draft and the audit appears directly on the page before signup.

Can I turn the audit into a rewritten deck?

Yes. The page creates a rewrite brief you can send into XLSlides to generate a fuller investor deck draft.

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Paste the current copy from your startup pitch deck and get a fast self-audit before you send it to investors. The grader scores narrative quality, proof, and missing slides, then turns the output into a rewrite brief for XLSlides.

Fundraising Stage

Pitch Deck Copy316 words · 12 detected headings

Slide 1: Atlas AI
Autonomous revenue operations copilot for mid-market SaaS teams.
We help RevOps leaders find pipeline leakage before it shows up in the forecast.

Slide 2: The Problem
Revenue teams still manage pipeline reviews in spreadsheets and disconnected CRM reports.
Managers lose 6 to 8 hours per week chasing rep updates instead of fixing deal risk.

Slide 3: Solution
Atlas AI monitors CRM activity, flags stalled opportunities, and drafts next-step actions for managers.
The product plugs into Salesforce and HubSpot in under one hour.

Slide 4: Market
Target customers are B2B SaaS companies with 25 to 500 sales reps.
There are 18,000 qualified accounts in North America representing a $4.2B annual software opportunity.

Slide 5: Product Demo
Managers see a deal health score, confidence trend, and recommended coaching action for every forecast call.

Slide 6: Business Model
We charge $18,000 ARR per sales pod plus usage-based analytics seats for leadership.
Average gross margin is projected above 82%.

Slide 7: Traction
14 paying customers, $620k ARR, 121% net revenue retention, and 4 enterprise pilots converting this quarter.
Pipeline review time dropped 37% across our top five customers.

Slide 8: Go To Market
Founder-led sales into RevOps leaders, partner referrals from Salesforce consultants, and content around forecast accuracy benchmarks.

Slide 9: Competition
BI tools show dashboards after the fact, while CRM hygiene tools focus on rep activity instead of manager actions.
Atlas is differentiated by workflow automation tied to live forecast reviews.

Slide 10: Team
CEO led RevOps at a public SaaS company.
CTO built forecasting systems at two unicorn sales-tech startups.

Slide 11: Fundraise
Raising $2.5M to scale product engineering, launch partner channels, and reach $2M ARR.
This round gives us 18 months of runway to close 60 customers.

Slide 12: Why Now
AI copilots are entering frontline workflows, but revenue leaders still lack a system of action for forecast execution.

Audit Summary

Atlas AI Pitch Audit

Seed decks need a believable path from early traction to repeatable growth. This audit sees the current draft as strong investor-ready draft with an overall score of 88/100. The strongest signals are business model, traction and proof, fundraise ask, while the biggest gaps are problem and urgency.

Overall Score

88/100

Strong investor-ready draft

Strengths to keep

•Business model: strong with a 9.5/10 signal.
•Traction and proof: strong with a 9.5/10 signal.
•Fundraise ask: strong with a 9.5/10 signal.

Biggest gaps

•Problem and urgency: Make the pain specific, quantified, and painful enough that an investor immediately understands why the market needs a fix.

Investor Scorecards

Problem and urgency

Gap

6.1

/10

•Detected problem and urgency language in the pasted deck copy.
•A dedicated slide heading for this topic appears to be present.

Make the pain specific, quantified, and painful enough that an investor immediately understands why the market needs a fix.

Solution clarity

Strong

9.4

/10

•Detected solution clarity language in the pasted deck copy.
•A dedicated slide heading for this topic appears to be present.

Clarify exactly what the product does, who uses it, and what changes after adoption.

Market and why now

Needs sharpening

8.4

/10

•Detected market and why now language in the pasted deck copy.
•A dedicated slide heading for this topic appears to be present.
•The draft includes numeric evidence, which helps investors trust the claim.

Show market size and timing with concrete numbers, not just a broad industry statement.

Business model

Strong

9.5

/10

•Detected business model language in the pasted deck copy.
•A dedicated slide heading for this topic appears to be present.
•The draft includes numeric evidence, which helps investors trust the claim.

Explain how money is made, who pays, and what the revenue model looks like at scale.

Traction and proof

Strong

9.5

/10

•Detected traction and proof language in the pasted deck copy.
•A dedicated slide heading for this topic appears to be present.
•The draft includes numeric evidence, which helps investors trust the claim.

Lead with the best proof points: revenue, customer growth, retention, or efficiency gains.

Go-to-market motion

Needs sharpening

8.3

/10

•Detected go-to-market motion language in the pasted deck copy.
•A dedicated slide heading for this topic appears to be present.

Show how the company repeatedly wins customers, not just that people like the idea.

Team and defensibility

Strong

9.4

/10

•Detected team and defensibility language in the pasted deck copy.
•A dedicated slide heading for this topic appears to be present.

Connect founder credibility and product differentiation to why this team should win the market.

Fundraise ask

Strong

9.5

/10

•Detected fundraise ask language in the pasted deck copy.
•A dedicated slide heading for this topic appears to be present.
•The draft includes numeric evidence, which helps investors trust the claim.

State the amount, what it unlocks, and the next milestone investors are funding.

Detected structure

Atlas AIThe ProblemSolutionMarketProduct DemoBusiness ModelTractionGo To MarketCompetitionTeamFundraiseWhy Now

Recommended sequence

1.Atlas AI
2.The Problem
3.Solution
4.Market
5.Product Demo
6.Business Model
7.Traction
8.Go To Market
9.Competition
10.Team
11.Fundraise
12.Why Now

How to use this output

•Fix the weakest sections first, starting with missing proof or an unclear ask.
•Preserve the strongest proof points so the rewrite does not become more generic.
•Push the rewrite brief into XLSlides when you want a fuller investor-ready draft.