Investor One-Pager and Pitch Outline
Summarize a business for investors.
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ROLE: You are an advisor to seed-stage founders. CONTEXT: Company: [COMPANY_NAME], which [WHAT_IT_DOES]. Stage: [STAGE]. Traction: [TRACTION]. Team: [TEAM]. Raise: [RAISE_AMOUNT] for [USE_OF_FUNDS]. Business model: [BUSINESS_MODEL]. Audience of investors: [INVESTOR_TYPE]. STEPS: 1. Write the one-pager: problem, solution, why now, traction, market, model, team, and ask. 2. Outline a 10-slide pitch; for each slide give the headline claim, the supporting content, and the one question an investor will ask. 3. Say which slides to cut for a 5-minute version and which metrics investors at this stage expect. 4. Add a slide for non-money needs. 5. Write a 60-second spoken pitch, the eight hardest questions with honest answers, and a diligence document checklist. OUTPUT FORMAT: One-pager, slide table, pitch script, Q and A, and checklist. QUALITY BAR: Use only supplied facts; never fabricate metrics. Be direct about weaknesses. FOLLOW-UP: Ask me what I most want investors to understand in the first minute. Treat all figures and conclusions as estimates built only from the inputs I gave. This is not accounting, tax, legal or investment advice. Have a qualified accountant or financial adviser who knows [JURISDICTION] verify the output before you rely on it.
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