Know which slides kill your deal before investors do. A scored 8-dimension review with specific rewrites — in under 2 minutes.
A free AI pitch deck analysis reviews your startup deck the way VCs screen deals. With a free GIGABOOST.AI account, you upload your deck as a PDF and get a scored report across 8 dimensions — problem, market, traction, team, and more — with specific rewrite suggestions in under 2 minutes, no credit card required.
Download the exact branded PDF you'll get — a full 4-page sample deck review (scored 82/100) with slide-by-slide rewrites for a fictional seed-stage company, Northwind Robotics. No signup required.
How it works
Create your free account — no credit card, no trial clock.
Drop in your PDF. The AI reads every slide against the VC screening rubric.
8 dimension scores, deal-killer flags, and specific rewrites in under 2 minutes.
The Problem
Investors see hundreds of decks a month. They've developed a pattern-match that filters out weak decks before they finish the first section. If you don't know which slides fail that test, you're losing meetings you never knew you could win.
Investors open your deck, scan 3–4 slides, and decide within 90 seconds whether to continue. If your market slide is weak or your traction chart is ambiguous, they're gone before reading your solution — and you never find out which slide cost you the meeting.
How GIGABOOST.AI solves this
GIGABOOST.AI analyzes your deck across 8 structured dimensions — problem, market, traction, team, financials, solution, competition, and ask — with an institutional score and specific fix recommendations for each.
"Your market slide is unclear." "I'm not sure about the team." Investor feedback is rarely actionable, and different investors flag different things. Without a systematic framework, you're chasing anecdotes instead of fixing structural weaknesses.
How GIGABOOST.AI solves this
The AI applies the same rubric institutional VCs use internally for deal screening. Every score maps to a specific weakness with a specific rewrite — you know exactly what to fix, why it matters, and what the improved version looks like.
Boutique pitch deck agencies and ex-VC consultants charge $5K–$20K per review and take 1–2 weeks to deliver. For a founder who needs to iterate quickly on investor feedback, that timeline and cost are prohibitive.
How GIGABOOST.AI solves this
AI Deck Review analyzes your PDF upload in under 2 minutes and returns an 8-section report with VC-grade rewrites, a deck score, and revision tracking. Run it after every update — free.
Founders iterate constantly — adjusting language, swapping slides, adding metrics — with no way to measure whether the changes improved how investors perceive the deck. You can't optimize what you can't measure.
How GIGABOOST.AI solves this
Deck Revision Tracking scores every version and maps every fix to its original issue with before/after score deltas. See exactly which revisions moved the needle — and stop iterating randomly.
The Solution
Every deck is analyzed across 8 critical dimensions: problem framing, market sizing, solution clarity, traction quality, competitive moat, team credibility, financial narrative, and ask framing — each with its own score and verdict.
For every underperforming section, the AI generates a specific rewrite — not generic advice. It tells you exactly what language to use, what data points to surface, and how to structure the narrative the way institutional investors expect to see it.
Every review generates a numeric deck score. As you iterate, GIGABOOST.AI tracks score improvements version-by-version — so you can see the compound effect of each revision and know when your deck is investor-ready.
The AI simulates the investor attention scan — identifying which slides pass the 30-second filter and which create ambiguity that sends investors to the pass pile. Know which slides to fix before you know which investor to target.
Also includes
Find your deal-killers before investors do.
The Difference
Who built this
GIGABOOST.AI is built by practitioners who've run 230+ raises and helped move $547M in capital. The scoring rubric comes from decks that actually closed rounds — not from theory about what a pitch deck should look like.
How it works: the AI reads every slide of your PDF, maps content to 8 dimensions — problem framing, market sizing, solution clarity, traction quality, competitive moat, team credibility, financial narrative, and ask framing — scores each against a documented VC screening rubric, flags deal-killers, and generates a specific rewrite for every underperforming section.
FAQ
Yes, the AI pitch deck analysis is completely free — you create a free GIGABOOST.AI account, upload your deck as a PDF, and get a scored 8-dimension review with rewrite suggestions at no cost, with no credit card required. Paid tiers cover investor matching and outreach, not the deck analysis.
An AI pitch deck review is an automated analysis of your startup pitch deck using the same rubric institutional VCs apply during deal screening. It scores your deck across multiple dimensions and returns specific improvement suggestions.
You need a free account and your pitch deck as a PDF. Upload it, and the AI returns an 8-section scored report with deal-killer flags and specific rewrite suggestions in under 2 minutes.
GIGABOOST.AI reviews 8 dimensions: problem framing, market sizing, solution clarity, traction quality, competitive moat, team credibility, financial narrative, and ask framing — each with its own score and verdict.
GIGABOOST.AI applies a consistent, documented VC rubric — not subjective opinions. Every score maps to a specific weakness with a specific rewrite suggestion. Results arrive in under 2 minutes instead of days or weeks.
GIGABOOST.AI analyzes your PDF upload and returns an 8-section report with scores, deal-killer flags, and rewrite suggestions in under 2 minutes.
Yes. Paid plan subscribers get unlimited deck reviews. Run the review after every major update to track score improvements version-by-version and know exactly when your deck is investor-ready.
Analyze your deck in under 2 minutes — and know your score before investors decide theirs.