Series A & B Deck

                Series A and B investors have seen every version of this pitch. They know the gaps before you do. We rebuild the story for the raise you’re actually in, not the one that got you to seed.

Hero / cover image | Console pitch deck design by Next Figures

Console

A complex two-sided marketplace story distilled into a 14-slide deck that secured $23M from DST Global and Thrive Capital.

Deck mockup | Ambl hospitality app pitch deck — Next Figures

AMBL

A complete narrative rebuild and visual overhaul — delivered in 20 days. Ambl raised £2.3M at seed.

Artena next chapter roadmap — Academy Protocol Pay — blockchain presentation design

Artena

A 30-slide investor deck translating complex DeFi mechanics into a clear fundraising narrative with a defined three-tier structure.

infographic for SaaS company

MD ONBOARD

Full investor presentation rebuild for a healthcare technology platform. Clearer problem framing, sharper outcome proof, complete visual redesign.

PROJECT
SERVICE
RAISED
YEAR
Typography / brand slide | Console pitch deck visual design and typography

PROJECT

CONSOLE

CATEGORY

SERIES A PITCH DECK

COUNTRY

$23M

YEAR

2025

Slide overview / spread | Ambl investor pitch deck slides — Next Figures

PROJECT

AMBL

CATEGORY

SEED PITCH DECK

COUNTRY

 £2.3M

YEAR

2023

Econowind VentoFoil investor deck slide — pitch deck design by Next Figures

PROJECT

ECONOWIND

CATEGORY

SERIES A & B PITCH DECK

COUNTRY

$7.1M

YEAR

2025

MD Onboard aviation medical presentation design case study Next Figures

PROJECT

MD ONBOARD

CATEGORY

FULL BRAND & DECK

COUNTRY

NDA

YEAR

2018-2026

Cirus foundation pitch deck design

PROJECT

CIRUS

CATEGORY

SERIES A & B PITCH DECK

COUNTRY

NDA

YEAR

2020

Real Madrid investor presentation design by Next Figures

PROJECT

REAL MADRID

CATEGORY

SPONSORSHIP DECK

COUNTRY

SUCCESFUL

YEAR

2020

Aethir investor deck slide — Web3 cloud computing fundraising presentation by Next Figures

PROJECT

AETHIR

CATEGORY

SEED PITCH DECK

COUNTRY

$150M

YEAR

2021

The story changes at Series A.
So does the audience.

Board presentation design by Next Figures

The Differentiator

At seed, investors were betting on vision and team. At Series A and B, they’re betting on a system that works — and they know exactly what questions to ask to find out if yours does.

The deck that got you here won’t get you there. The narrative has to shift from “here’s the idea” to “here’s the evidence, the model, and why we win.” We help founders make that transition cleanly — without losing the conviction that made their seed round compelling.

Built for institutional diligence

Series A investors have seen thousands of decks. We build yours to hold up under that level of scrutiny — anticipating the pushback before it comes, and answering the hard questions before they're asked.

Repositioned, not just redesigned

Most founders who come to us at Series A have a deck that's full of good content in the wrong order. We don't redesign what you have — we reposition the story around what Series A investors are actually evaluating.

Narrative continuity across rounds

If you're raising a B, your A deck still exists in the room. We make sure your new narrative builds on your track record instead of contradicting it.

Who Is This For

Built for founders who've proven it, and need to scale it

You have traction. You have revenue or strong retention. The business works. Now you need a deck that proves it to people who've seen every version of this story before.

Series A

You've closed your seed round and you're back in market. The product is live, you have early metrics, and investors now want to see that the unit economics hold and the growth is real.

The narrative has to graduate from vision to evidence. We restructure your story around the metrics that matter at Series A — CAC, LTV, retention, burn, and a clear path to the next milestone — and design a deck that looks like it belongs in front of a top-tier VC.

Series B

At Series B, the business is working and you need to show why now is the moment to pour fuel on it. The deck needs to move from "this works" to "this scales" — and the investors in the room have the pattern recognition to tell the difference.

We help you frame your growth levers, market expansion thesis, and operational maturity in a way that earns conviction from investors who've backed companies at your stage before.

What’s included

What's included in every project

Every engagement includes the full scope — narrative strategy, full design, all formats, and the support to get it right.

Strategy & Narrative

Design

Delivery

Support

The Process

How a project works

Step 1

1 day

Discovery Call

We start with a 45-minute call to understand where you are in the raise, what you have, what's not landing, and what the investors in your target set are actually looking for. We come prepared — we research your space before the call.

Step 2

3-5 days

Narrative Framework

We map your growth-stage story. You get a slide outline with the narrative logic for each section — what metrics go where, how the story sequences, and where the hard investor questions will come. You review and align before design starts.

Step 3

5-7 days

Design Rounds

We build the full deck and share it for feedback. You get two structured revision rounds. If your roadshow timing is tight, we work around it.

Step 4

1 day

Final Delivery

You receive all formats: PowerPoint, or Figma, or Google Slides, and PDF. Files are fully editable. IP transfers to you on payment. Your deck is yours — we don't reuse, repurpose.

Timeline note:

Standard projects are delivered in 14–21 business days. Rush turnaround is available — speak to us about your timeline on the discovery call.

What’s included

Our Clients Say It Best.

Wehda El Alridi photo client of Next Figures

Wehda El Aridi
Executive Director l CPO l CGO l CCO at MD ONBOARD

We've had the absolute pleasure of working with Kourosh and his team, and we cannot recommend them highly enough. Their professionalism, creativity, and flexibility are second to none. Next Figures consistently deliver outstanding work, even under the tightest timelines, without ever compromising on quality. Their ability to take our ideas and turn them into visually stunning, impactful designs has been instrumental in elevating our brand. We feel incredibly lucky to have found someone as talented and dedicated as Kourosh, and we are thrilled to continue this exciting journey together. If you're looking for someone who will exceed expectations and truly bring your vision to life, look no further!

Elizabeth Anne Rewey
Seasoned Marketing Strategist and Implementation Expert

I have worked with Kourosh on a number of projects including a new website, an investor deck, marketing brochures, conference display designs, a newsletter, a brand book, and more. His work is excellent. They have an exceptional talent for developing breakthrough creative solutions across a wide range of corporate clients, while also delivering bold, innovative work for smaller startup ventures. Kourosh is fantastic to work with and consistently goes above and beyond to ensure every project meets the highest standards. I highly recommend Kourosh and his team at NextFigures. They are an outstanding creative and design agency, combining strategic thinking, exceptional design, and unwavering dedication to delivering results.

How is a Series A deck different from a seed deck?

At seed, the story is vision-first — you're selling potential. At Series A, investors want evidence. The deck needs to show that your model works, your metrics are healthy, and your growth is defensible. The structure, the emphasis, and the level of rigor required are fundamentally different. Most seed decks need significant restructuring to work at Series A — not just a design refresh.

We already have a seed deck. Do you start from scratch or work from what we have?

We start by reviewing what you have. In most cases, the core story is there — but it's framed for the wrong audience. We restructure it around Series A investor expectations rather than rebuilding from zero. That said, if major sections need to be rewritten, we do that too.

What metrics do you typically help founders present at Series A?

The standard set includes CAC and LTV, monthly/annual recurring revenue and growth rate, retention and churn, burn rate and runway, unit economics, and a clear path to the milestones that justify the raise. We help you decide what to show, how to frame it, and how to visualize it in a way that's clear without oversimplifying.

Can you help us position a pivot or change in strategy for a later-stage raise?

Yes — this is one of the most common situations we work on. If your business has evolved since your seed deck, the Series A narrative has to explain that evolution without making investors question your earlier decisions. We help you frame the shift as a sharpening of focus, not a change of course.

Do you help with the financial model slides — not just the design but the logic?

We don't build the financial model itself — that's your work. But we help you figure out which numbers to show, how to sequence them, and how to visualize them in a way that holds up under investor scrutiny. We push back if something looks unclear or raises more questions than it answers.

How do you handle NDAs and confidentiality?

We sign an NDA before any files are shared — not after, not on request. Before. Your materials are never reused as templates, shown to other clients, or referenced for other projects. IP transfers to you fully on payment.

How long does the project take?

Standard turnaround is 14–21 business days from the point the narrative framework is signed off. If you have a live roadshow or a partner meeting locked in, tell us on the discovery call — we work around real deadlines.

Do you work with US-based founders?

Yes. Most of our growth-stage clients are raising in New York, San Francisco, Austin, Los Angeles, and Miami. We work remotely, across time zones, with structured review sessions at agreed times.

Ready to build a deck that

earns the next meeting?

Every project starts with a 45-minute discovery call. We review your current materials before the call so we can get straight to what matters.
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