Investor decks and 3-statement models

Investors will check your numbers.
I check them first.

Pitch decks and 3-year financial models for pre-seed and seed founders raising now, or getting ready to.

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Sample work, fictional company

Hearthfold first draft, deck vs. model

PDF

Your deck says

81%

gross margin (business model slide).

$10,207,512 Year 3 revenue, typed in by hand.

Excel sheet

Your model says

76%

gross margin, the same in all three years.

$10,207,512 Year 3 revenue, recalculated live.

Price per agency, per month

$1,806

Change the price. The Excel sheet recalculates. The PDF keeps what was typed.

On $10,207,512 of Year 3 revenue, the deck's margin adds $510,376 of gross profit the model doesn't have. Which number is right?

Balance check 0.00 in every year

This is the kind of gap the free read catches. Test all three statements

...everything he built is defensable as we begin the pitching process.

Founder & CEO, US startup. Verified 5-star Fiverr review, July 2026.
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Sample deck and model

A 20-slide seed deck, built on one 5-year model.

Hearthfold is a fictional company: shift-filling software for home care agencies, raising a $3.5M seed. I built the deck and the monthly model behind it, with Claude.

Sample work, fictional company

Slide 1 of 20. Sample work, fictional company. Cover slide. Hearthfold, marked sample work, fictional company. Eyebrow: Seed deck, 2027. Headline: The 6 am call-out, covered before the 7 am visit. Tagline: Shift-filling and retention software for home care agencies. A fictional scenario dated January 2027. A drawn dawn street of seven small houses with coral dotted visit routes between them, a map pin with a check mark, and one glowing window labeled Covered 6:19 am. Stats: $3.5M seed round; 81% of open shifts covered in pilots; Series A gate Aug 2028. Slide 5 of 20. Sample work, fictional company. Solution. Headline: Hearthfold fills an open shift from the agency's own caregivers in 38 minutes. Flow ribbon: call-out, ranked match, offer, covered, written back. A drawn desktop mockup of the Cover Board ranks caregivers for an open shift, and a drawn phone shows the shift offer. Captions: Ranks the agency's own caregivers by distance, familiarity, hours and credentials. One tap sends an offer. The first to accept is booked and written back. Flags who may quit, with a next step. Slide 13 of 20. Sample work, fictional company. Sensitivity. Headline: The seed reaches the Series A gate before cash runs out in 18 of 25 cases. Gate: $3.0M ARR and 150 agencies. Heat-map, months from the Series A gate to the month cash runs out with no Series A, by closes per ramped seller a month and subscription price per caregiver a month. Base case outlined at 2.0 closes and $12.00: 4 months, gate M20. Slide 14 of 20. Sample work, fictional company. Cash curve. Headline: Cash bottoms at $0.64M in Aug 2028, the month Hearthfold meets the Series A gate. Line chart of month-end cash in the base case from Jan 2027 to Dec 2031. The $10M Series A is a model assumption, not part of this raise. Chips: Runway 23 months: cash runs out in Dec 2028 with no Series A; Average net burn $156k a month, M1 to M20.

Open any slide in the full deck. Sample work, fictional company.

Live sample model

Change one number. Every statement moves with it.

Three statements, three years, one assumption.

This is the simple model from Hearthfold's first draft, before its read: one price, closing agency counts, one margin. The 20-slide deck above runs on the rebuilt 5-year monthly model.

LIVE Sample work, fictional company

Hearthfold first draft, Years 1 to 3. Sample data.

$1,806

Assumptions

  • Year-end agencies, billed all year: 76 / 217 / 471
  • Cost of revenue: 24%
  • Operating costs: $2,083,300 / $4,182,100 / $7,162,232
  • $3,500,000 equity at the start of Year 1
  • Receivables: one month of revenue
  • No debt, capex or tax

Balance check 0.00 in every year

Year
Income statement
LineYear 1Year 2Year 3
Revenue1,647,0724,702,82410,207,512
Cost of revenue(395,297)(1,128,678)(2,449,803)
Gross profit1,251,7753,574,1467,757,709
Operating costs(2,083,300)(4,182,100)(7,162,232)
Net income(831,525)(607,954)595,477
Cash flow
Cash flow
LineYear 1Year 2Year 3
Net income(831,525)(607,954)595,477
Increase in receivables(137,256)(254,646)(458,724)
Equity raised3,500,00000
Change in cash2,531,219(862,600)136,753
Ending cash2,531,2191,668,6191,805,372
Balance sheet
Balance sheet
LineYear 1Year 2Year 3
Cash2,531,2191,668,6191,805,372
Receivables137,256391,902850,626
Total assets2,668,4752,060,5212,655,998
Paid-in capital3,500,0003,500,0003,500,000
Retained earnings(831,525)(1,439,479)(844,002)
Total equity2,668,4752,060,5212,655,998
Balance check (assets minus equity)0.000.000.00

Sample work, fictional company

Slide 11 of 20. Sample work, fictional company. Five-year plan, 2027 to 2031. Headline: $27.7M of revenue and $6.3M of EBITDA in 2031, with EBITDA positive from Apr 2030. Card: Revenue and EBITDA, $M a year, 2027 to 2031. Stacked bar chart of revenue by line in $M a year (subscription, filled-shift fees, Fast Start), totals $0.74M, $2.9M, $7.3M, $15.4M, $27.7M, with an EBITDA line on the same axis: minus $1.6M, minus $2.0M, minus $1.4M, $0.69M, $6.3M, crossing zero with EBITDA positive from Apr 2030. Card: The plan in seven lines, $M unless stated, 2031 shaded. Table, $M, columns 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030, 2031: Revenue: 0.74, 2.91, 7.31, 15.37, 27.70. Gross margin: 64.5%, 74.2%, 78.3%, 79.9%, 81.3%. EBITDA: minus 1.61, minus 2.02, minus 1.44, 0.69, 6.26. EBITDA margin: minus 217%, minus 70%, minus 20%, 4%, 23%. Net income: minus 1.61, minus 2.04, minus 1.46, 0.61, 5.89. Cash, Dec: 2.11, 9.88, 8.05, 8.01, 12.94. ARR, Dec: 1.29, 4.08, 9.54, 18.85, 32.17. Footnote: P&L, balance sheet and cash flow reconcile in all 60 months. Figures may not sum due to rounding. ARR = (subscription + filled-shift fees) × 12. It excludes one-off Fast Start fees. (opens full size in a new tab)
Slide 11 of 20, from the rebuilt monthly model: 2027 revenue is $0.74M, not the first draft's $1,647,072.

What you can buy

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Every read checks these six questions.

Runway
How many months does this raise really buy? Hearthfold: 23 months on the $3.5M seed, to Dec 2028 with no Series A.
Revenue drivers
Is growth built from customers and price, or typed in? Hearthfold: $12 per caregiver a month, plus $8 per filled shift.
Unit economics
What does a customer cost, and when does it pay back? Hearthfold: $11,292 to win an agency, paid back in 8.2 months.
Headcount
Do your planned hires appear in your costs? Hearthfold: 16 funded hires take the team from 6 to 22 people.
Use of funds
Does the money reach next-round milestones? Hearthfold: 40% to product and engineering, 33% to sales and marketing, to reach $3.0M ARR and 150 agencies.
Tie-out
Do your three statements agree? Hearthfold: P&L, balance sheet and cash flow reconcile in all 60 months.

The real format, written for a company that doesn't exist.

Sample work, fictional company

Investor Read: Hearthfold, first draft

Seed round, raising $3.5M. First-draft deck and 3-year model. Read by Amer Habeeb.

Where investors will push hardest

  1. 1. Revenue build. Your financials slide takes revenue from $1,647,072 to $10,207,512 in two years. The model bills each year's closing agency count, 76, 217 and 471, for all twelve months, at $1,806 a month, the Dec 2028 rate. Agencies join through the year. Built month by month, Year 1 revenue is $0.74M. Which number goes in the deck?

Proof, counted honestly

One Fiverr project, rated 5.0. Here is all of it.

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    first draft on that one project. Your dates go in your quote.

Working with Amer has been truly amazing... he immediately understood the deck and financial models and offered his recommendations. He understood our tight deadline and had a draft back to us within 24 hrs. His attention to detail is honestly the best I've seen on a platform like this... everything he built is defensable as we begin the pitching process. We've worked with CFO's in the past who couldn't pull off what he did! I highly recommend him!

Founder & CEO, US startup. Verified 5-star Fiverr review, July 2026.
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Fiverr not loading? See a capture of the review taken on . Working with Amer has been truly amazing... he immediately understood the deck and financial models and offered his recommendations. He understood our tight deadline and had a draft back to us within 24 hrs. His attention to detail is honestly the best I've seen on a platform like this... everything he built is defensable as we begin the pitching process. We've worked with CFO's in the past who couldn't pull off what he did! I highly recommend him!

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Amer Habeeb

Who reads your deck

I'm Amer. I check the math behind the story.

I work alone, so the person who reads your deck is the one who builds it.

I build investor pitch decks and 3-year financial models for pre-seed and seed founders, and I check the numbers before I touch the design.

Education
MBA (Finance), Mahatma Gandhi University, Nalgonda, 2019. Certificates on request.

More about me

Questions

Straight answers, starting with the awkward one.

Why only one review?

I've completed one Fiverr project so far, and I won't pad the record. The review is public and quoted word for word. The free read lets you judge my work on your own deck first.

Is my deck kept confidential?

The same view-only link you send investors works, and you can revoke it once your read arrives. I use your deck only to write your read and, if you hire me, to do the work. No other person sees it, and I never publish it or use it as a sample without your written permission. The only services that touch it are listed under "How I handle your deck" in my privacy policy.

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No. I check that your deck and model agree, that the arithmetic works, and where investors will push. I don't audit your data, value your company, or give legal, tax, accounting or investment advice. The figures and assumptions stay yours.

How fast is it?

The packages take 6 days for the deck and 7 days for the deck plus model. Anything else gets its dates in your written quote. On my one Fiverr project so far, the first draft arrived in under 24 hours. That's what happened, not a promise.

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