Risk and regulatory slides that pre-empt diligence
We build the risk, compliance, and licensing slides into the main deck, not the appendix. Partners expect them — hiding them at the back reads as a tell.
For fintech founders · Seed → Series A
Fintech rounds get won on three slides: the wedge, the risk-adjusted economics, and the regulatory posture. We build those to the standard a fintech-specialist partner expects — because most of the partners we end up presenting to are fintech specialists.
At a glance
What fintech decks need
These are the slides that get under-built most often. We lead the narrative week around them, not around them as afterthoughts.
We build the risk, compliance, and licensing slides into the main deck, not the appendix. Partners expect them — hiding them at the back reads as a tell.
CAC, payback, contribution margin, default assumptions if they apply. Charts drawn from your model, not from a template. The numbers survive the partner's mental stress test.
We have shipped decks for treasury automation, embedded payments, alternative lending, and banking infra. Patterns that work in one fintech sub-category rarely translate cleanly — we do not reuse them across clients.
Cohort retention, transaction volume, take-rate evolution, default curves. We sit with your data and your finance lead for an hour and build the traction slide from source, not from a screenshot of your dashboard.
The process
Every project runs on the same flat timeline. You know exactly what you're getting and when.
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Pricing
Pick your timeline. Every tier ships the full deliverable — narrative, deck, coaching, and source files.
21 days
$8,000
Our default. Most founders fit here.
14 days
$11,000
For founders already in conversations.
7 days
$14,000
Meeting is next week.
Need a custom scope, a data-room-only deck, or a re-design of an existing deck? Let's talk.
Fintech FAQ
Yes, regularly. We are comfortable with license posture, risk-adjusted unit economics, and the diligence questions that come with regulated models. We are not lawyers — we work alongside your counsel, not instead of them.
We work from aggregated cuts you provide — cohorts, expansion summaries, default buckets — not from raw transaction logs. Everything is covered under NDA before research starts, and source files live in your workspace, not ours.
We pull charts and figures from your model and render them in the deck. We do not rebuild or replace the model. If your model needs work before a raise, we will tell you and refer you to a finance partner we trust.
Structurally, yes. The regulatory slide is load-bearing, the unit-economics slide carries more detail than a SaaS equivalent, and the competitive slide often needs a compliance-versus-experience axis instead of the usual SaaS framing. The narrative week is where those differences get built in.
Next step
Tell us the round size, the target investors, and the timeline. We'll reply within 24 hours.