This is the best summary I could come up with:
For example, there are some major, fundamental problems with this deck that make the company pretty much impossible to invest in.
Sure there was a lot to dislike about this deck, but it’s not all bad, and there are a few points worth highlighting.
It’s rare that a startup pitch deck needs to break down a variety of business models in an industry in order to position itself, but innovating on business models is a legitimate way to innovate, so it’s a great thing to include:
There are a lot of challenges with SplitBrick’s specific strategy, but this is exactly where this type of approach shines: Innovate on the aspects of the business that are ripe for disruption, and leave the rest alone.
I’d have loved to see some sources here to show where the information is coming from, but if we take the numbers at face value, this slide does a great job of painting a clear picture of a market worth taking a closer look at:
In the rest of this teardown, we’ll look at three things SplitBrick could have improved or done differently, along with its full pitch deck!
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