Pitch Deck Narrative Writer

Write the narrative script for a [LENGTH — e.g., 10-slide] investor pitch deck for [COMPANY NAME]. Company context: [2-3 sentences describing what the company does, for whom, and what stage you are at]. Here are the key facts to weave in: problem we solve: [PROBLEM], our solution: [SOLUTION], market size: [TAM/SAM/SOM], traction: [KEY METRICS OR MILESTONES], business model: [HOW WE MAKE MONEY], team: [FOUNDER BACKGROUNDS], and ask: [FUNDING AMOUNT AND USE]. Write the spoken script for each slide — not bullet points, but the actual words the founder says while the slide is on screen. Each slide script should be 60–90 seconds when spoken. Make the opening memorable. Make the problem feel urgent. Make the traction slide concrete with specific numbers. Make the team slide personal and relevant to the problem. End the ask slide with a clear statement of what changes when they invest. Tone: confident, specific, and human — not corporate.