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Rate My Pitch Deck
Every founder hits the same 2am question: is this actually good enough to send? Stop asking your cofounder. Get rated by a simulated VC committee and turn the doubt into a decision.
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01 · The matrix
From score to decision.
A rating is only worth having if it tells you what to do next. Read your band here.
| Score | Readiness | Your next move |
|---|---|---|
| 85 to 100 | Send it. The room may still pass, but not because of the deck. | Shift your energy to intros, targeting, and pipeline volume. |
| 70 to 84 | Nearly there. One or two findings keep resurfacing in the debate. | Fix the top findings, regrade, then start sending to your B-list first. |
| 55 to 69 | Hold fire. The story is fundable but the middle of the argument leaks. | Rework the flagged slides, usually market build and financial drivers. |
| Below 55 | Rebuild. The deck contradicts itself or skips core questions. | Restate the argument in one page first, then rebuild slides around it. |
02 · The doubt
Self-doubt is not data.
After version seven, you cannot read your own deck anymore. You see what you meant, not what is on the page. Your cofounder is invested, your friends are polite, and the investors who pass rarely tell you why. So the same question loops without an answer, and the send button never gets pressed.
An adversarial rating breaks the loop. Three simulated investor archetypes read the deck cold, argue about it, and agree on one score. The output is a number, a grade, and the top findings, which converts "is it good enough?" into "fix these two things, then send." That is the whole trade: doubt in, decision out.
If the loop you are stuck in is contradictory advice from readers rather than your own doubt, start with our guide to pitch deck feedback and its rule for when to stop iterating.
03 · How it works
Two minutes to a straight answer.
Upload
Drop your deck as a PDF. No account, no credit card.
Debate
Three VC archetypes read it cold and argue the weak points.
Rate
They converge on a 0 to 100 score, which maps to a letter grade.
Decide
Map the score to the matrix above: send, fix, or rebuild.
04 · FAQ
Rating questions.
How do I know if my pitch deck is good enough?
You cannot know from inside your own head, and friends are structurally too kind. The reliable test is adversarial: put the deck in front of readers whose job is to find reasons to pass. PitchScan simulates that with three VC archetypes who read your deck together, run 14 checks on it and settle on one score, then maps the result to a clear readiness band.
Is my deck bad if it scores below 70?
No. Below 70 means the deck as written leaves objections open, which is the normal state of a draft. Most decks that eventually raised started there. The score is a snapshot of the document, not a verdict on the company or the founder.
I keep rewriting my deck. When should I stop?
When the rating stops moving. If two consecutive versions score within a few points and the remaining findings are things only traction can fix, further polish is procrastination. Send it and let real meetings generate the next round of edits.
How accurate is an AI rating of a pitch deck?
It is calibrated on recurring diligence patterns, so it is strong at spotting structural weaknesses: unsupported projections, top-down markets, thin moats. It cannot rate what is not in the PDF, like your speaking ability or your relationship with the investor. Treat the rating as the floor of scrutiny you will face, not the ceiling.
The doubt does not expire.
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