Open with the problem
Tell it through one customer or one number, so the room feels what it costs today.
Create slides with AI, customise the design, and export to PowerPoint or PDF.
Four steps from an idea to a deck you can send, all with a free account.
What you do, who it’s for and what you’re raising, or attach a one-page summary.
The AI writes your pitch into a designed deck. Prefer to write it yourself? Start from a pitch template.
Edit anything yourself, or ask the AI: “one idea on this slide”, “make the traction a chart”.
Present full screen from the browser, or export a .pptx or a PDF for investors.
Bring in what you already have, keep it on brand, and work on it together.
Attach your one-pager, a business plan or your notes, and Docsiv AI builds the deck from what’s in it. Needs a free account.
Change colours, fonts and photos to match your company. Signed in, your brand kit’s colours sit in every colour picker.
One link that always opens the latest version. Choose who can view, comment or edit. Needs a free account.
Your team and clients comment on the slide itself, and you see who else is in the deck as they edit.
Most pitches land in ten to fifteen slides, one idea on each. Here’s the order that works, shown on the Platform Pitch template.
Tell it through one customer or one number, so the room feels what it costs today.
A screenshot or a before and after does more than a paragraph about features.
Revenue, users or clients in one chart or a few big numbers, not a table.
Who’s building it, and what each person did before that makes them right for it.
What you’re raising and what it buys. Leave it on screen during questions.
Tell it through one customer or one number, so the room feels what it costs today.
A screenshot or a before and after does more than a paragraph about features.
Revenue, users or clients in one chart or a few big numbers, not a table.
Who’s building it, and what each person did before that makes them right for it.
What you’re raising and what it buys. Leave it on screen during questions.
Investors, clients or your own board: each starts from a template built for the job.
Startup fundraisingThe seed or pre-seed deck an investor skims in three minutes, with the ask on the last slide.Platform Pitch
Agency new businessA credentials deck for a prospect: who you are, relevant work, how you’d approach their brief and what it costs.Business Proposal
Brand and launch pitchesThe strategy behind a product launch, from the problem to the shelf date, for a client or your board.Brand Pitch
Freelancers pitching retainersTurn a one-off project into ongoing work with a short deck on what you’d do each month and why.Client ProjectFind the right starting point, or describe yours and let Docsiv AI draft it.
Explore all templatesWhat agencies and teams say after moving their client work into Docsiv.
The Boost GroupApsticVirtual XcellenceRecruit Hunt
“Proposals used to take a day across four tools. Now we send them branded from one place, and clients sign the same afternoon.”
“Our decks, proposals and reports live in one place now. The team works on the same files instead of passing versions around, and AI gets us to a first draft fast.”
“We replaced our proposal tool, our deck tool and our e-sign tool in one afternoon. Everything our clients see now goes out in our brand.”
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Yes. Editing, presenting and exporting to PowerPoint or PDF are included on the Free plan, which also saves your decks, shares them by link and includes AI credits.
Usually ten to fifteen: problem, solution, market, product, traction, business model, team, competition and the ask. Fewer is often better.
Yes. Export a PDF for email, or a .pptx if the recipient wants to edit it.
Yes, with a free account. Save the deck to Docsiv and share it by link, so there's one current version instead of attachments going around.
Yes. Every colour, font and image can be changed, and you can add slides in other layouts.
Describe your company and get a designed first draft, or start from a pitch template. Then present it or send it as PowerPoint or PDF.