19 decks below, from companies that actually closed the round. They raised between $35K and $10M, with a median of $600K. The decks span 2012 to 2019.

Most are Seed decks (14 of 19), 6 on a SaaS model, 9 selling B2C. Each entry carries the round, the investor and the year, so a deck can be read against what it was asking for.

Avocode

Avocode centralizes design collaboration, developer hand-off, version control, screen flows, & feedback in one tool.

Details of the startup:

Business model: SaaS

Customer: B2C, B2B

Year: 2016

Round: $725K

Amount raised: $725K

Investor: Undisclosed

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Blurbiz

Blurbiz is a SaaS platform that allows individuals and organizations to create and distribute mobile optimized videos.

Details of the startup:

Business model: SaaS

Customer: B2B, B2C

Year: 2016

Round: $125K

Amount raised: $125K

Investor: Undisclosed

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Iconfinder

Iconfinder is an icon marketplace where users can search for and purchase icons as well as download source vector files.

Details of the startup:

Business model: E-commerce

Customer: B2B, B2C

Year: 2012

Round: $1.5M

Amount raised: $1.5M

Investor: Undisclosed

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Kitterly

Kitterly creates fun and unique craft kits, simplifying the process and empowering consumers to find a craft that fits their needs.

Details of the startup:

Business model: E-commerce

Customer: B2C

Year: 2019

Round: $850K

Amount raised: $850K

Investor: Corporate

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Lumific

Lumific is a photo editing and curation software application that makes it easy to edit, create, share and collect photos across all your devices.

Details of the startup:

Business model: SaaS

Customer: B2C

Year: 2014

Round: $100K

Amount raised: $100K

Investor: VC

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Mayvenn

Mayvenn enables stylists to sell products directly to clients without incurring any upfront costs.

Details of the startup:

Business model: Marketplace

Customer: C2C

Year: 2015

Round: $10M

Amount raised: $10M

Investor: VC, Angel Investors

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Mojilala

MojiLaLa is the emoji marketplace that gives emoji artists, and studios worldwide a fair and just opportunity to make money from their creations.

Details of the startup:

Business model: App

Customer: B2C

Year: 2017

Round: $1.5M

Amount raised: $1.5M

Investor: VC

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Oomf

Crew, previously known as Oomf, is the perfect communication app for any and all work-related matters. It keeps everyone on the same page in real-time, so you can get things done.

Details of the startup:

Business model: Marketplace

Customer: C2C

Year: 2014

Round: $2.1M

Amount raised: $2.1M

Investor: VC

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Pair

Visidraft, previously known as Pair, provided construction firms with a digital platform that helped them better promote their work and maximize their visual marketing efforts.

Details of the startup:

Business model: SaaS

Customer: B2B

Year: 2016

Round: $125K

Amount raised: $125K

Investor: Undisclosed

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Pinshape

Pinshape empowers brands, designers, and makers to be at the forefront of the 3D printing revolution.

Details of the startup:

Business model: E-commerce, Marketplace

Customer: C2C

Year: 2014

Round: Undisclosed

Amount raised: Undisclosed

Investor: Undisclosed

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Pixc

Pixc is a powerful and super-easy tool for creating product images that sell.

Details of the startup:

Business model: SaaS

Customer: B2B

Year: 2014

Round: Undisclosed

Amount raised: Undisclosed

Investor: Undisclosed

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POPAPP

POPAPP is a simple app that converts your sketches into clickable, interactive prototypes.

Details of the startup:

Business model: App

Customer: B2B, B2C

Year: 2014

Round: $700K

Amount raised: $700K

Investor: VC

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Printivo

Printivo transforms your designs into print-ready files for the best printing experience possible.

Details of the startup:

Business model: E-commerce

Customer: B2B2C

Year: 2017

Round: $112.5K

Amount raised: $112.5K

Investor: VC

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Prynt

Prynt is a photo printing phone case that blends technology and art.

Details of the startup:

Business model: App

Customer: B2C

Year: 2014

Round: $200K

Amount raised: $200K

Investor: VC

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Scopio

Scopio is a rapidly growing marketplace that allows you to buy and sell photos. With an innovative AI-based search engine, Scopio gives you the ability to purchase and sell amazing photography.

Details of the startup:

Business model: Marketplace

Customer: C2C

Year: 2017

Round: Undisclosed

Amount raised: Undisclosed

Investor: Undisclosed

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Slidebean

Slidebean is the world’s first end-to-end presentation platform that designs and creates presentations on-demand using user-generated content.

Details of the startup:

Business model: SaaS

Customer: B2B

Year: 2013

Round: $35K

Amount raised: $35K

Investor: VC

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TopHatch

TopHatch is an all-in-one project management app for creative professionals. It’s designed for designers, developers, musicians, writers and other professional creatives.

Details of the startup:

Business model: App

Customer: B2B, B2C

Year: 2016

Round: $500K

Amount raised: $500K

Investor: VC

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Twine

Twine.fm is a network of skilled and creative people who offer freelancer services to companies.

Details of the startup:

Business model: Marketplace

Customer: C2C

Year: 2017

Round: $1M

Amount raised: $1M

Investor: VC

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Vango

VanGo is a professional transportation company for teenagers providing safe rides to and from locations of your choice, driven by local moms.

Details of the startup:

Business model: E-commerce

Customer: B2B2C

Year: 2012

Round: $145K

Amount raised: $145K

Investor: Accelerator

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How to use these

Read them against your own raise rather than as templates. Match the deck whose round size and stage are closest to yours, then look at what it chose to prove first — the order of the argument matters more than the design.

The spread is the part worth noticing: the largest raise here is 286x the smallest. Decks are not interchangeable across that range. A deck asking $35K is proving it can start; one asking $10M is proving it can scale, and the slides carry different weight.

The full library holds 492 decks filterable by sector, stage, round size, business model and customer type: browse the library. To get a read on your own deck, the analyzer returns the verdict five investors would give it.