Pitch Deck Teardown: SplitBricks $200K Angel Deck

I don't often break down Angel for the Pitch Deck teardown series; For a very simple reason: Angel investors' expectations for Pitch Deck are very different from those of professional institutional investors. However, as I walked through the SplitBrick floor, I realized there were a few things I wanted to say.

For example, there are some major problems with this deck that make it almost impossible to invest in the company. let's see!

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Slide on this floor

SplitBrick introduces an unmodified 18 chip deck. The chips are as follows:

1. cover paper
2. Conversion mission
3. Business model comparison
4. SplitBrick model
5. Market analysis
6. Competitive analysis
7. How does it work?
8. Management structure
9. Attractions and travel to the day
10. Use of funds, implementation and guidelines
11. group
12. The interstitial disc of the appendix
13. Attachment: Screenshots (Product Description)
14. Attachment: Screenshots (Product Description)
15. Attachment: Screenshots (Product Description)
16. Attachment: Screenshots (Product Description)
17. Attachment: Screenshots (Product Description)
18. Attachment: Screenshots (Product Description)

Three things to love

There's definitely a lot to dislike about this deck, but it's not all bad, and there are a few things worth noting.

Very good shopping area

It's rare for a startup to outline business models in an industry to position itself, but business model innovation is a legitimate way to innovate, so it's a good thing to do. Including:

[Slide 3] Listing different business models can help identify startups. Image Credit : SplitBrick

There are many ways to get a piece of ownership action. SplitBrick boldly presents new options and new market definitions.

This is a great example of how to lead by what makes you unique. SplitBrick's unique strategy has many challenges, but this is where this approach shines: reinventing the parts of the business that are ripe for disruption and leaving the rest alone.

A clear market view

I'd like to see some sources here to show where the data comes from, but if we take the numbers at face value, this slide does a good job of presenting a clear picture of the market that deserves attention. Look closer. look out

[Picture on page 5] Clear picture of market opportunities. Image Credit : SplitBrick

Beautiful product display version

SplitBrick is an early-stage company and therefore only builds MVPs. This can be difficult to prove, but the company has found an interesting way to do it.

[Slide on page 15] In the appendix, SplitBrick presents an easy journey for users. Image Credit : SplitBrick

The appendix contains six slides that work together as a step-by-step product demonstration. It shows how the company thinks about design language and user journeys, which is a great solution that allows investors to dream with the founders.

In the rest of this breakdown, we'll look at three things that Splitbrick can improve or do with a full deck.

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