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Cover slide: Fieldnote, Quote and get paid on site. Built for plumbers., Investor pitch, October 2026, with a generated photo of a plumber reading a tablet at the back of his van
Traction on 31 October 2026, 140 plumbers already paying: 140 paying plumbers, $29 per plumber per month, $4,060 monthly recurring revenue, 3% monthly plumber churn, churn = monthly cancellations divided by paying plumbers at month start
Slide 5 · Traction
18-month plan, Paying plumber growth targets: a native PowerPoint line chart from 140 paying plumbers on 31 October 2026 to 400 at month 6, 700 at month 12 and 1,000 at month 18
Slide 8 · Growth chart
The raise, $750k across an 18-month runway: a native PowerPoint bar chart of the planned use of funds, product 50% ($375,000), sales 30% ($225,000), operations 20% ($150,000)
Slide 10 · The raise
Real pitch deck (.pptx) made from the prompt above
Cover slide: Fieldnote, Quote and get paid on site. Built for plumbers., Investor pitch, October 2026, with a generated photo of a plumber reading a tablet at the back of his van
Slide 1 · Cover
The problem, Finished jobs. Unfinished payments.: 1 in 3 jobs paid more than 30 days late, 60 plumbers surveyed in September 2026, source: Fieldnote survey
Slide 2 · Problem
The product, From quote to payment, on site: create a quote at the job, get paid on site, keep the workflow in one app; with a generated photo of a phone in a plumber's hands
Slide 3 · Product
The outcome customers want: I get paid before I leave the driveway, Rosa Diaz, Diaz Plumbing, Phoenix
Slide 4 · Customer
Traction on 31 October 2026, 140 plumbers already paying: 140 paying plumbers, $29 per plumber per month, $4,060 monthly recurring revenue, 3% monthly plumber churn, churn = monthly cancellations divided by paying plumbers at month start
Slide 5 · Traction
Competitive positioning, Built for the plumber on site: Fieldnote, an app to quote and get paid on site at $29 a month, beside ServiceTitan, built for firms with office staff
Slide 6 · Competition
Go to market, Reach plumbers where they buy: sales through plumbing supply stores, focus cities Phoenix and Dallas, a $50 referral credit; with a generated photo of a supply-store counter
Slide 7 · Go-to-market
18-month plan, Paying plumber growth targets: a native PowerPoint line chart from 140 paying plumbers on 31 October 2026 to 400 at month 6, 700 at month 12 and 1,000 at month 18
Slide 8 · Growth chart
The team, Two founders. Directly relevant experience.: Sam Ortiz, CEO, 12 years a plumber; Lee Park, CTO, ex-Square
Slide 9 · Team
The raise, $750k across an 18-month runway: a native PowerPoint bar chart of the planned use of funds, product 50% ($375,000), sales 30% ($225,000), operations 20% ($150,000)
Slide 10 · The raise
Execution focus, The next milestone: 1,000 paying plumbers: product, sales through supply stores and referrals, operations; with a generated photo of a plumber with his tool bag outside a house
Slide 11 · Next milestone
Closing slide, Help plumbers finish the job paid: raising $750k for 18 months, a Connect with Sam button and the e-mail sam@fieldnote.example
Slide 12 · Close
Follows the slide order you list
Standard .pptx download
Built from the facts you give
Revise it in the same chat

Your startup facts in. An editable investor deck out.

  • TestedThe prompt in the box, run 10 times on 7 November 2026 (production builds): 9 delivered the deck, 1 delivered no file. 2 of the 10 turns hit a provider stream cut and Kleap retried each on a second server (server log): 1 delivered after the retry, 1 gave no file; both were among the first 4 runs, and the 6 runs after delivered 6 decks with the e-mail on the closing slide and notes on all 12 slides. The deck on this page: 12 slides, 2 native charts, 0 [to fill in], speaker notes on all 12 slides, 1 min 38 s by Kleap's turn timer (the turn that delivered after the retry); then revised in the same chat, below. Times are Kleap's own timer for the AI's turn in our test (one run, or the median where we repeated it), not a promise: yours may take longer, and reading and checking the file comes on top.
  • Free to startYour first try usually needs no account; to keep the result, Kleap asks for a free account, with no card. Each file uses Kleap usage, and the free plan's usage refills automatically.
  • Using the boxReplace the sample company with yours. Slides follow the order you list, and numbers you don't give stay [to fill in].

What is an AI pitch deck generator?

An AI pitch deck generator writes an investor deck from your company facts: problem, solution, traction, market, competition, team and the raise. Kleap's AI pitch deck generator returns it as an editable PowerPoint (.pptx) with speaker notes and native charts of your numbers, and marks any fact you did not give as [to fill in].

An AI pitch deck generator turns the facts about a startup into the slides investors expect: the problem, your solution, the market, the business model, traction, the team and the ask. Kleap's AI pitch deck generator builds that deck as an editable PowerPoint (.pptx) file. You give the company, what it does, any numbers you have and the amount you are raising. Kleap writes one slide per section, in your order when you list one (our test deck: cover, problem, solution, customer quote, traction, competition, go-to-market, a growth chart, team, the ask, an 18-month plan and a closing slide), draws your goals as a native PowerPoint chart and marks every number you did not give as [to fill in]. It does not research your market and it does not invent traction: the result is a first draft of your own story to check and present. For training decks, reports and talks, use the AI presentation maker.

Pitch deck generator or presentation maker?

A pitch deck has one job: get an investor to the next meeting. So this page's brief carries what an investor reads first: paying customers and monthly revenue, churn with its definition, a customer quote, the competitor, the raise and its use. In the Fieldnote deck those numbers became two native charts you can edit in PowerPoint: growth targets on slide 8 and the use of funds on slide 10.

For a deck that teaches, reports or plans rather than raises money, use the AI presentation maker: same editable .pptx, no investor order imposed. If the deck goes with a loan request rather than equity, write the plan first with the AI business plan generator and ask for the deck in the same chat. A .pptx is a file you own and edit in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides; an online editor such as Gamma keeps the deck in its own web editor, with its themes, and exports it when you ask.

Checked on 7 November 2026 by the Kleap product team. Test: “Create a 12-slide investor pitch deck (.pptx) for Fieldnote. (details on the next line)”, a 12-slide .pptx (PowerPoint), 1 min 38 s by Kleap's turn timer.

Measured on

One real run of the prompt in the box above, unchanged: a fresh project, the real Kleap interface, a test account. Every number on this page comes from that run and its delivered file. Times are Kleap's own turn timer, shown under the reply in the chat. One run, not an average.

Kleap's turn timer, on this test
1 min 38 s
Slides
12
Native charts
2
Generated pictures
4
[to fill in] markers
0
File size
267 KB (.pptx)

See what this prompt creates

Real output of the prompt in the box above, generated with Kleap on 7 November 2026, rendered from the delivered file. Not a mockup. From the prompt in the box, unchanged, Kleap returned a 12-slide investor deck (267 KB) in 1 min 38 s by Kleap's turn timer; the first try of the file was cut by the model provider and Kleap wrote it again in the same turn. In order: cover, problem, product, customer quote, traction, competition, go-to-market, a native PowerPoint chart of the growth targets, team, the raise with a native chart of the use of funds, the next milestone and a closing slide with the contact e-mail from the prompt. Every number is from the prompt or worked from it ($4,060 MRR = 140 × $29; $375,000, $225,000 and $150,000 = 50%, 30% and 20% of $750k). 0 [to fill in]: the prompt gave the traction date, the churn definition, a customer, a competitor and the goals. Speaker notes on all 12 slides, 331 words in all. The cover says October 2026, the date of the traction figures; change it if you pitch later.

What we checked in the delivered file

  • 12 slides in the .pptx; 4 generated pictures inside it (ppt/media), on slides 1, 3, 7 and 11, made with Cloudflare Workers AI FLUX.2 klein-9b.
  • 2 native charts with their own data sheets: slide 8, a line chart of paying plumbers (31 October 2026 140, month 6 400, month 12 700, month 18 1,000, the goals from the prompt); slide 10, a bar chart of the use of funds ($375,000, $225,000, $150,000).
  • Numbers checked against the prompt: 140 × $29 = $4,060 MRR; 3% monthly churn and its definition; 1 in 3 jobs paid over 30 days late (survey of 60 plumbers, September 2026); $750k for 18 months, 50% product, 30% sales, 20% operations.
  • The closing slide shows [email protected], the contact from the prompt. Speaker notes on 12 of 12 slides, 331 words in all. 0 [to fill in] markers.
Show the exact prompt

Create a 12-slide investor pitch deck (.pptx) for Fieldnote. Details: app for plumbers to quote and get paid on site; problem: in our survey of 60 plumbers (September 2026), 1 job in 3 is paid more than 30 days late; as of 31 October 2026, 140 paying plumbers at $29 a month ($4,060 MRR); 3% monthly churn (plumbers who cancel in a month ÷ paying plumbers at its start); customer: "I get paid before I leave the driveway" (Rosa Diaz, Diaz Plumbing, Phoenix); competitor: ServiceTitan, built for firms with office staff; sales through plumbing supply stores in Phoenix and Dallas and a $50 referral credit; goal 400 paying plumbers by month 6, 700 by month 12, 1,000 by month 18; founders Sam Ortiz (CEO, 12 years a plumber) and Lee Park (CTO, ex-Square); raising $750k for 18 months: 50% product, 30% sales, 20% operations; contact [email protected].

Cover slide: Fieldnote, Quote and get paid on site. Built for plumbers., Investor pitch, October 2026, with a generated photo of a plumber reading a tablet at the back of his van
Slide 1 · Cover
The problem, Finished jobs. Unfinished payments.: 1 in 3 jobs paid more than 30 days late, 60 plumbers surveyed in September 2026, source: Fieldnote survey
Slide 2 · Problem
The product, From quote to payment, on site: create a quote at the job, get paid on site, keep the workflow in one app; with a generated photo of a phone in a plumber's hands
Slide 3 · Product
The outcome customers want: I get paid before I leave the driveway, Rosa Diaz, Diaz Plumbing, Phoenix
Slide 4 · Customer
Traction on 31 October 2026, 140 plumbers already paying: 140 paying plumbers, $29 per plumber per month, $4,060 monthly recurring revenue, 3% monthly plumber churn, churn = monthly cancellations divided by paying plumbers at month start
Slide 5 · Traction
Competitive positioning, Built for the plumber on site: Fieldnote, an app to quote and get paid on site at $29 a month, beside ServiceTitan, built for firms with office staff
Slide 6 · Competition
Go to market, Reach plumbers where they buy: sales through plumbing supply stores, focus cities Phoenix and Dallas, a $50 referral credit; with a generated photo of a supply-store counter
Slide 7 · Go-to-market
18-month plan, Paying plumber growth targets: a native PowerPoint line chart from 140 paying plumbers on 31 October 2026 to 400 at month 6, 700 at month 12 and 1,000 at month 18
Slide 8 · Growth chart
The team, Two founders. Directly relevant experience.: Sam Ortiz, CEO, 12 years a plumber; Lee Park, CTO, ex-Square
Slide 9 · Team
The raise, $750k across an 18-month runway: a native PowerPoint bar chart of the planned use of funds, product 50% ($375,000), sales 30% ($225,000), operations 20% ($150,000)
Slide 10 · The raise
Execution focus, The next milestone: 1,000 paying plumbers: product, sales through supply stores and referrals, operations; with a generated photo of a plumber with his tool bag outside a house
Slide 11 · Next milestone
Closing slide, Help plumbers finish the job paid: raising $750k for 18 months, a Connect with Sam button and the e-mail sam@fieldnote.example
Slide 12 · Close
Download the real file: Fieldnote-Investor-Pitch.pptx

What happened next

Real follow-up messages sent in the same chat as the example above, on a production build with a test account. Kleap kept the project, so each change was one more message, not a new start. One run each, timed by Kleap's turn timer.

  1. You: Make slide 3 shorter and add our logo colour #C2410C.

    Kleap: Kleap edited the stored deck instead of writing it again. Slide 3's title went from From quote to payment, on site to Quote. Get paid. and its three bullets became three shorter ones (Quote on site. Collect payment. One app.); the lime accent became the new colour on every slide. The other 11 slides, both charts, the 4 pictures, the footer line with the deck's name and all 331 words of speaker notes are exactly as they were (read in both files). The turn hit a provider stream cut: Kleap stopped waiting on the silent stream and sent the request again.

    1 min 17 s · same chat · 7 November 2026

    Revised deck (.pptx)

    Slide 3 before the follow-up: From quote to payment, on site, three bullets in lime beside a photo of a phone in a plumber's hands
    Before · Slide 3
    Slide 3 after the follow-up: Quote. Get paid., three short bullets in the new rust colour beside the same photo
    After · Slide 3

How we tested the AI Pitch Deck Generator, and when to use something else

How this page was tested

  1. We sent the two-line startup brief in the box, as written, to a new project.
  2. We opened the 12-slide .pptx and read every number back to the prompt.
  3. We counted the [to fill in] markers: market size, churn, team and use of funds are left for you, not invented.

Good for

  • Turning your traction and your raise into the standard investor order
  • A draft to complete with real market and team facts before a meeting
  • Founders who want a .pptx, not a deck locked in a web editor

Use something else for

  • Market research: Kleap does not look up market sizes.
  • A designed, investor-ready deck in one go: expect to fill gaps.
  • A general talk or training deck: use the AI presentation maker
What you can make

Decks for every stage of a raise

Seed and pre-seed decks

Problem, solution, early traction and the ask on a handful of slides.

Demo day decks

Short, plain-language decks built for a few minutes on stage.

Accelerator applications

A structured company overview to attach to an application.

Client and partner pitches

The same structure with an offer, a case and next steps instead of an investment ask.

Internal funding requests

Make a case for a budget or a new project inside a larger company.

How it works

From idea to investor deck in three steps

  1. Give it the facts

    Describe the company, the problem, the product, what you have traction on and what you are raising.

  2. Kleap structures the deck

    It sets each part on its own slide in the usual investor order and picks a layout for numbers, timelines and comparisons.

  3. Fill the gaps and polish

    Add the numbers you marked as [to fill in], ask for a sharper headline, then download the .pptx.

How Kleap compares

Facts from each tool's own page, read on 9 November 2026 (follow the source link to check). Kleap's row describes what the example above shows.

Which tool for which case

Pick Templafy when a company's approved templates and data must drive every deck, inside PowerPoint. The other two top results (Qubit Capital and WPS) are lists of other tools, not tools to compare. Pick Kleap when one investor brief should become an editable 12-slide .pptx with notes and charts, revised in the same chat, and you will check every figure first.

ToolWhat you getFree pathBest at
KleapEditable .pptx with real text boxes and generated photos, opened in the chatYour first try usually needs no account; to keep the result, Kleap asks for a free account, with no card. Pro from $25/month (see /pricing).Follows the slide order you list; then the site and plan in the same project
Google's US top 3 for “ai pitch deck generator”, read 9 November 2026
Templafy Agent add-inSource, checked 9 Nov 2026Decks built inside PowerPoint through chat, from pre-approved templatesA free Agent add-in for PowerPointPulls data from your CRM and company databases; aimed at company teams
Category leaders (not in this SERP, read 9 November 2026)
SlidebeanSource, checked 9 Nov 2026AI pitch deck builder that starts from your website URL“Try it free” (sign-up)120+ pitch deck templates from venture-backed startups; a design agency too
Pricing

Start free. Upgrade when you need more.

Your first try usually needs no account; to keep the result, Kleap asks for a free account, with no card. Files and images use your Kleap usage: free usage refills over time, and paid plans add much more.

Free

$0no credit card
  • Free usage that refills
  • Free account to save your results and find them again

Pro

from $25/month
  • Much more usage
  • Custom domain for your Kleap websites

The structure investors expect, filled with your facts

A pitch deck is a story told in a fixed order, and most founders spend their first hours just working out what goes where. Kleap starts from that structure. You supply the facts, it turns each part into a clear slide, and the deck comes back as a file you can send or present.

Kleap only knows what you tell it. If you have not given a number, such as revenue, market size or growth, ask it to mark the gap as [to fill in] rather than invent one. A pitch deck with made-up traction costs you credibility the first time someone asks a question.

Pitch deck or presentation? A pitch deck has one job: get a meeting or a cheque from an investor, so every slide answers a question an investor asks, ending on the amount you raise and what it pays for. A presentation for a talk, a training or a plan asks no one for money and is ordered by its subject. For that, use the AI presentation maker for talks, plans and updates.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

How do I create a pitch deck with Kleap?

Describe your company, the problem, the product and what you are raising in the box at the top of this page, and ask for a downloadable .pptx. Kleap builds the deck and shows the download in the chat.

Which slides does the deck include?

When you list slides, it follows your order. The prompt on this page does not list titles; the file that came back is: cover, problem, product, customer quote, traction, competition, go-to-market, a native growth chart, team, the raise with a use-of-funds chart, the next milestone and a closing slide with the contact e-mail from the prompt. Add, remove or reorder sections in your message and the deck follows; to change one slide afterwards, say so in the same chat.

Will it invent numbers for my traction or market size?

Ask it not to. In the request, tell Kleap to use only your facts and to mark anything missing as [to fill in]. Check every number against your own data before you send the deck to anyone.

Can I use my brand colours?

Yes. Give Kleap your colours and fonts in the request and the deck follows them.

Can I open the file in Google Slides or Keynote?

Yes. The result is a standard .pptx file, which PowerPoint, Keynote and Google Slides can open.

Does the deck include charts?

Yes, when the prompt gives numbers that change over time. Kleap draws them as a native PowerPoint chart (bar or line) whose data you edit in PowerPoint (Edit Data). The Fieldnote deck on this page has two native charts: growth targets (slide 8, a line chart) and the use of funds (slide 10, a bar chart). It does not research your market: a chart shows only your numbers, or targets it labels as proposals.

Will this get me funded?

No tool can promise that. Kleap gives you a clear structure and a clean file quickly, and what investors decide depends on your company and your numbers.

Get the first version of your deck today.

Describe your startup and download an investor deck as a .pptx. It drafts the story from your facts; market numbers you do not give stay [to fill in].

Written by the Kleap product team. Checked on 9 November 2026 against the generated files and runs shown on this page.