Summary

This AI pitch deck generator turns numbers you already have, funding stage, instrument, amount, valuation, and governing law, into a draft deal-terms slide for your pitch deck. It also builds a short checklist of clauses worth raising with your lawyer before you send the deck to investors, tailored to whether you picked a SAFE, a convertible note, or a priced round, and adjusted for Switzerland, Austria, the EU, or the UK. Nothing you type leaves your browser, and the output is a starting point, not legal advice.

AI Pitch Deck Generator for Your Deal Terms Slide

Answer six questions about your round and get a draft deal-terms slide, plus the clauses your lawyer will flag before you send the deck to investors.

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Generate your pitch deck terms slide

Fill in your funding stage, instrument, amount, valuation, and governing law. The draft slide and the counsel checklist update as you type. Nothing you enter leaves your browser.

Enter the amount you are raising and your valuation to generate the terms slide draft.

How this works

What goes into the terms slide

Pick your instrument

A SAFE, a convertible note, and a priced round each carry different default terms. The generator swaps the discount, interest, and liquidation language when you change the selector.

Jurisdiction-aware notes

Switzerland, Austria, the EU, and the UK each have their own closing mechanics. The checklist adds one jurisdiction-specific point so you are not caught out by a notarization step or a share-transfer rule.

A checklist, not a contract

The output is a starting point for the slide and a short list of clauses to raise with your lawyer. It does not replace legal advice, and it is not a term sheet.

Why the checklist matters

The terms slide is the easy part. The clauses behind it are not.

A pitch deck slide can say almost anything. What actually binds you is the instrument behind it, the discount, the cap, the liquidation preference, and the governing law. Founders who skip that review find out the hard way at the next round, when the earlier terms shape everyone's math. This is not a theoretical risk. It is what we see in the contracts we analyze every week, term sheets and SAFEs included. A slide that looks clean can still hide a clause that resurfaces at the Series A, once new investors start asking why the cap table does not match the pitch deck.

  • Pre-money vs. post-money changes your real dilution, not just the slide text
  • A most-favored-nation clause can quietly reprice an earlier round
  • Notarization and closing rules differ by jurisdiction, and they affect your timeline
  • A discount that stacks on top of a cap converts very differently from one that does not
Close-up of hands reviewing a printed checklist with a pen

Common questions

Is this pitch deck generator free?
Yes. It runs in your browser and does not require a signup. Refresh the page and start again with different numbers.
Where do the discount rate and liquidation preference numbers come from?
They reflect the terms most commonly used in SAFE, convertible note, and priced-round templates, a 20 percent discount and a 1x non-participating preference. Your actual round can use different numbers. Edit the generated slide before you send it to investors.
Does this replace a lawyer or a real term sheet?
No. It drafts a starting point for a pitch deck slide and flags the clauses worth raising with counsel. Legalysis analyzes documents; the decision to sign, and the final term sheet, stay with you and your lawyer.
Why does the checklist change when I switch jurisdiction?
Closing mechanics differ. Swiss deals typically follow SA or GmbH company law rather than a US-style template, and Austrian and EU rounds commonly require notarized share transfers. The checklist adds the point relevant to what you selected.
What is the difference between a pre-money and post-money SAFE?
A post-money SAFE fixes your dilution from that instrument. A pre-money SAFE does not, so the exact percentage sold depends on what closes alongside it. It is one of the first things to confirm with counsel before signing.
Can I use this for a priced equity round instead of a SAFE?
Yes. Select Priced equity round and the slide switches to pre-money valuation and liquidation preference language instead of a discount and cap.
Is my data stored anywhere?
No. The calculation runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to a server, aside from an anonymous tool-run signal used to measure how many people use the widget.
What if my round mixes instruments, for example a SAFE with a side note?
Generate one slide per instrument and stack them, or list the largest tranche on the slide and mention the mix in the notes. Mixed structures are exactly the kind of thing to flag for counsel early, since they change how everything converts at the priced round.
Why does the discount stay fixed at 20 percent instead of letting me change it?
20 percent is the default used in most SAFE and convertible note templates, so the draft slide starts from a familiar number. Your actual term can be lower or higher; edit the generated text once you have agreed the real figure with your investors.

The terms slide is sorted. The rest of the deck still needs building.

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