Pitch Guidelines
How to pitch PPFVC effectively
At PPFVC (Prime Partners Fund Venture Capital), we value clear thinking, strong fundamentals, and disciplined execution. These guidelines are intended to help founders present their startups in a way that enables efficient, thoughtful, and meaningful evaluation.
Who Should Pitch
This is a good fit if your company aligns with our stage focus and partnership approach.
What to Include in Your Pitch Deck
A concise 10–15 slide deck covering the key elements we use to evaluate early-stage companies.
- One-line description of what you do
- The core problem you are solving
- Your product or service
- Key differentiation and value proposition
- Target customer definition
- Market size (TAM / SAM / SOM where relevant)
- How your product works
- Why technology enables scale or defensibility
- Users, revenue, pilots, or key milestones
- Early signals of product–market fit
- How you make money
- Pricing and unit economics (if available)
- Customer acquisition approach
- Sales or distribution strategy
- Founders and key team members
- Relevant experience and roles
- Amount you are raising
- Use of funds
- Existing investors (if any)
- Founder–market fit and depth of problem understanding
- Clarity and coherence of the problem–solution narrative
- Size, structure, and quality of the market opportunity
- Execution discipline, learning velocity, and progress to date
- Alignment with PPFVC’s investment philosophy and stage focus
- Overly long or unfocused pitch decks
- Inflated projections without supporting evidence
- Generic market claims lacking specificity or insight
- Sharing highly sensitive or confidential data without context
Submission Process
A simple, transparent process designed to review pitches efficiently.
Due to volume, we may not be able to respond to every submission.
A Note to Founders
Clarity matters more than polish
No early-stage company is perfect. We value clarity of thought, honesty, and ambition over presentation alone. If your company aligns with our approach and stage focus, we look forward to learning more.


