Investor update template

An investor update your numbers can stand behind

This is not a blank template — it is a finished investor update you can page through right now. Built by the OnePress agent from a founder's actual spreadsheet, it keeps every figure exact, including the quarter that missed. Use the same agent to produce yours.

Free to start · No credit card · Review before you export

What makes this one work

Metrics that stay exact

Revenue, growth, burn, and runway charted from the supplied spreadsheet — no convenient rounding, no invented gaps.

The miss is in the deck

Credibility comes from reporting the bad quarter with the same precision as the good one. This example does.

A narrative, not a data dump

Highlights, misses, and the plan for next quarter in a sequence an investor can read in five minutes.

A format investors can open

A live link they can flip through, or a pixel-perfect PDF / PowerPoint for the update thread they already use.

Make yours

Drop in your numbers

Upload your metrics spreadsheet, last update, or rough notes. Your figures are the source of truth.

The agent drafts the update

It structures highlights, misses, and asks — charting your data exactly as supplied.

Review and send

Challenge any claim or restyle a slide in plain English, then share the link or export to PDF/PPTX.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a downloadable template file?

It is a real, finished example you can inspect slide by slide — more useful than a blank file. Your version is built by the agent from your own numbers, in the same conversation where you can refine it.

Will the agent change or smooth over my numbers?

Uploaded figures are treated as the source of truth — the update charts them exactly as supplied, including results that missed plan. Outside claims are cited; your numbers are not.

How often should I send an investor update?

Monthly or quarterly is the norm for early-stage startups. With automations, the agent can assemble each update on a schedule — you review and approve before it goes out.

What does it cost?

Free to start. Free decks carry a small watermark — remove it per deck with a $2.99 Deck Pass, or use Pro for watermark-free exports across everything you make.