We review your deck slide by slide and show what builds conviction, what creates doubt, and exactly what to change before the meeting.
First analysis 60. Re-analysis of the same project 30.
Pitch readiness
Almost ready
Market opportunity
5.8The deck targets 3% market share without connecting it to customer count or contract value. Start with reachable customers, multiply by annual contract value, and show the sales-channel constraint.
That is the deck result. Attach a video and delivery gets a separate score and evidence.
How it works
Upload PDF or PowerPoint. Add an optional 3–7 minute video for a separate delivery analysis.
See where an investor may hesitate, why it matters to the decision, and which slide creates the concern.
+1.1 readiness improvement
Apply the edits, re-analyze for 30, and compare the evidence—not only the score.
What you get
Every finding shows what we observed, why it changes the decision, and the exact edit to make.
Seven years in restaurant operations makes the problem insight credible, but that proof is buried near the end. Open with one real operating moment that only this team would understand.
At 03:14, pricing, margin, and three market figures arrive in 18 seconds. Pause after each number and explain what it changes.
The 3% target has no calculation. Replace it with reachable account count × annual contract value × a realistic sales-channel capacity.
The team and problem are convincing. Market reach and unit economics need stronger evidence before the meeting.
Four locations use the product weekly—a useful early signal. Show who pays, who stopped, and how long each customer has stayed active.
The deck asks for SAR 1.2M but does not show what becomes true afterward. Tie the raise to three measurable outcomes over 18 months.
Delivery receives a separate score when attached.
A slide, number, source, or clear timestamp.
We review the way Saudi founders actually pitch.
Inside your analysis
Swipe through the report to see how a vague concern becomes an evidence-backed edit you can make before the meeting.
A Pre-seed deck is not judged like Series A. The evidence bar matches the room you are preparing to enter.
Ready, almost ready, or needs work. See exactly what could block investor conviction.
Problem, market, economics, team, and the round. Every score comes with a reason and executable edit.
Every claim links to a slide, timestamp, or source. If proof is absent, the report names the exact missing evidence.
Compare each version with the previous one. Know what improved and which evidence is still weak.
The full report
Each section helps you answer one investor question before it is asked.
Know what to preserve and what could stop the decision.
See the finding and exact edit for every decision-changing slide.
Get timestamps and delivery fixes without affecting the deck score.
Prepare investor answers and a prioritized seven-day revision plan.
Pricing
Pay when you need a review, then re-analyze the same project at a lower price after revising.
First full analysis
One-time payment, no monthly subscription
Revised the same project? Run the next analysis for 30.
Frequently asked questions
From file privacy and report timing to how the scoring system works.
No. Pitchk is built on a specialized evaluation methodology informed by leading venture capital, startup-building, and fundraising frameworks, with criteria calibrated to your company stage and the Saudi market. The result turns what your deck presents into clear priorities so you can walk into the investor meeting better prepared.
Your files are handled privately and used only to complete the analysis you requested. Temporary source files are removed after processing, and Pitchk does not create a permanent library of uploaded files.
Most reports take about 3–5 minutes, depending on file size and whether a video is included. The processing page shows the live status while the report is being built.
A PDF, PPT, or PPTX deck is required. A 3–7 minute MP4 or MOV pitch video is optional and receives a separate delivery score. PDF gives the strongest visual review; cloud PowerPoint analysis reads its structured text.
No. The deck receives its own investment-readiness score. If you attach a video, delivery receives a separate score for pace, clarity, number explanation, coverage, and closing.
Your first full analysis is 60. Re-analyzing the same project is 30 and is designed to compare the evidence between versions.
Not yet. Email verification and payment are clearly simulated in this MVP. The deck analysis itself is live when the server is configured, but no payment is charged.
See what builds conviction, where an investor may hesitate, and what to revise before sending your strongest introduction.
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