Pitch Deck Teardown: Scrintal’s $1M Seed Deck

It’s no secret that Scrintal’s been making a lot of noise in the tech scene lately–their pitch deck is no exception. After taking a deep dive into their pitch deck for the first time (looking for the ‘million dollar ideas’, obviously), here’s what we found.

The Good

They have a clear goal – Scrintal’s pitch deck very quickly establishes their goal to raise $1M in seed funding, highlighting how they plan to use it to further their product development, distribution, and marketing efforts.

They have proof of concept – Scrintal has been in the market for a while now, and has some impressive proof of concept to back this up, boasting customer growth of over 600% year on year.

They don’t shy away from addressing the problem they’re solving – They make it very clear what problem their product is addressing, and how their solution goes about it.

The Bad

There’s a lack of detail – While Scrintal does a great job of emphasizing their overall goals, the pitch deck could benefit from a bit more detail about the actual product itself. This would help investors better understand how their technology works, as well as how it can be applied in real-world scenarios.

They don’t provide enough data – Scrintal only provides limited data on their growth and customer numbers, which could be improved upon. By providing investors with more detailed and up-to-date information, this would give them greater confidence that Scrintal is a viable investment.

The Ugly

Disorganized layout – The biggest issue with Scrintal’s pitch deck is its disorganized layout. It’s not organized or visually appealing in any way, making it difficult for potential investors to make sense of the information presented.

Lack of focus – While Scrintal does a decent job of presenting the issue and their solution, there’s no real focus on what makes them stand out from their competition. In a crowded market, this type of differentiation is what will help them stand out.

Overall impression

Scrintal’s pitch deck could really benefit from some refinement. With a clearer goal, data to back their claims, and an updated layout, they could present a much more compelling case to potential investors.

So take it away, Scrintal! There’s a million dollars out there, waiting to be taken.