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About this tool
Draft pitch deck and investor update prompts for Indian founders, with runway, post-money valuation and slide-by-slide timing worked out.
The Indian Startup Pitch Prompt Builder turns your stage, sector and round details into an AI prompt that already contains your runway, implied pre- and post-money valuation and a second-by-second slide budget. Runway is cash divided by net monthly burn; post-money is round size divided by the equity fraction sold, and pre-money is post-money minus the round. It is for founders raising from Indian angels, accelerators and early-stage funds who want a deck draft that cannot quietly invent traction numbers.
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Add your input to the workspace.
Adjust the options until the result looks right.
Copy or download the output and put it to work.
The prompt lists your figures verbatim and tells the model to mark anything missing as [FOUNDER TO FILL].
Each stage carries what an investor is really testing and the evidence they expect to see.
Slide seconds are allocated by largest remainder, so a 3-minute or 10-minute pitch always adds up exactly.
Runway in months equals cash in bank divided by net monthly burn. With 1.2 crore in the bank and a 15 lakh monthly burn, that is 8 months. Founders usually start the next raise about 6 months before zero, because a priced round in India commonly takes 4 to 6 months to close.
Post-money valuation is the round size divided by the equity fraction sold, and pre-money is post-money minus the round. Raising 6 crore for 15% implies a 40 crore post-money and a 34 crore pre-money. This is arithmetic, not a view on what your company is worth.
Most Indian accelerator and demo-day slots run 3 to 10 minutes, with a longer partner meeting following. Give traction the largest single share of speaking time - roughly 15% - because at seed and beyond, that is the slide the room is waiting for.
It can structure and phrase it, but it must never supply the numbers. Any traction, market size or customer name that did not come from you is a liability in a diligence conversation. Use generated copy as a draft, then have a CA or lawyer review anything that will appear in a term sheet discussion.