Reading this archive: These are historical examples, not a ranking of current companies. Embedded decks contain the presenters' claims and may show forecasts. Unsourced fundraising detail blocks have been removed; a deck's presence does not prove it secured investment.
Questions to use when reviewing these decks
Identify the economic buyer and the everyday user. Show the steps from pilot to organisation-wide use, including implementation effort. Distinguish contracted recurring revenue from one-off services and uncommitted pipeline.
To compare the business model with a related sector, read App Pitch Deck: 6 Best Startup Examples. For another perspective on evidence and adoption, see Tech Pitch Deck: 6 Best Startup Examples.
Blueboard
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Blueboard is a platform for experiential rewards and recognition in the modern workplace.
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CrowdPlat
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CrowdPlat is an outsourcing platform that connects customers with freelance teams in other countries to assist them in building their projects.
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MentorCloud
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MentorCloud is a SaaS platform for employee engagement and mentoring for medium to large businesses.
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ProcureNow
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Procure now is changing the way local government and local business collaborate to achieve greater success.
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Vidcaster
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Vidcaster offers a ready-to-use solution for deploying and managing video experiences.
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Further reading
Sequoia: Writing a Business Plan — General guidance on structuring a business pitch; not evidence of any company's fundraising.
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