Pitch deck template
Templates give you slides. This gives you a pitch. The example below is a complete 12-slide sales deck the OnePress agent built from a short brief — positioning, pricing, and the ask, in one pass. Page through it, then get yours.
Free to start · No credit card · Review before you export
Problem → market → product → proof → pricing → ask. Not a pile of decorated template pages.
Market claims come from live web research with sources kept on the slide — not "the $50B opportunity" invented to fill a box.
A customer pitch, an investor pitch, and an internal buy-in deck are different arguments — tell the agent who is in the room.
A live deck that presents in any browser, plus PDF and editable PowerPoint exports when the room expects a file.
The product, the audience, and what you want from the room. A rough paragraph is enough.
It researches the market, picks the storyline, and writes every slide — while you watch.
Push back on the positioning, swap the proof points, rebuild one slide. The rest stays intact.
A template gives you empty boxes. The agent writes the actual argument — researched market claims, your positioning, a sequence built for your audience. You inspect a finished example above, not a screenshot of one.
Yes — ask for changes in plain language, from rewriting the opening to replacing a single chart. You can also export an editable PowerPoint for conventional workflows.
Upload your notes, an old deck, a one-pager, or a financial model. Your materials outrank outside research for anything about your own business.
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.
The example above was produced by the same agent you are about to use. Free to start — review the result before you decide what to export.
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