Pitch Decks & Fundraising Materials

The cost of pitch decks and fundraising materials at Masterplans varies based on the specific needs and scope of each project. For pitch decks, prices generally range between $1,500 and $5,000. This cost can fluctuate depending on factors such as shared research and financial modeling expenses.

For other fundraising documents, which often serve as summaries to your business plan, fees can be anywhere from $500 to $1,750.  While these materials are frequently part of a broader investor package, there are times when we design them as standalone items.

If you're looking for a succinct presentation of your business opportunity, we also provide Lean Business Plan writing services. Again, while these are often part of a larger investor materials package, they can be designed individually, with fees ranging from $500 to $1,750, excluding specialized research or financial modeling.

For a detailed breakdown and to discuss your specific needs, we recommend checking out our pricing page or reaching out to us directly. We approach each project on an individual basis to ensure the best fit for your requirements.

The timeline for creating a pitch deck, when done independently, typically spans about a month from start to finish. However, if the pitch deck is part of a full investor package, the process will go more quickly, as the deck is crafted towards the end of the engagement. A comprehensive investor package generally takes about two months to complete, with the pitch deck being the concluding element. It's worth noting that these timelines can vary based on specific client needs and the complexity of the project.

Masterplans does not guarantee funding. Statistically, less than 1% of the pitches presented to investors receive funding. However, our clients are 24x more likely to get funded than industry average because we provide a top-notch business plan that positions them in the best light to potential investors. Payment terms are discussed upfront, and payment after funding is not a typical arrangement.

While Masterplans specializes in creating investor-ready presentations, our firm does not directly assist in securing funding. Receiving compensation for fundraising without registration as a broker-dealer with the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) is unlawful. Our emphasis is on crafting a compelling business plan for clients to present to prospective investors.