Question 1

How is this different from a generic pitch deck checklist?

Accepted Answer

A generic checklist scores your deck against a one-size-fits-all template. This review is run against the specific grant, accelerator, or challenge you select — the sections it weighs, the eligibility blockers it flags, and the fixes it suggests are all tied to what that particular programme and provider actually reward.

Question 2

What file formats are supported?

Accepted Answer

PDF only, up to 18MB. A pitch deck's layout and visuals matter to the review, so we don't accept DOCX, PPTX, or plain text — export your deck to PDF before uploading.

Question 3

How much does it cost?

Accepted Answer

₹299, GST included, per review. Each time you run a review — whether it's a revised deck for the same grant or a new grant — is a separate ₹299 payment. Every report you generate is saved to your history so you can revisit it any time.

Question 4

Do Premium subscribers get this for free?

Accepted Answer

No — Pitch Deck Review is a separate, per-review micro-transaction. It's charged the same way to every user, Premium subscribers included, because it's a paid analysis rather than an account-tier entitlement.

Question 5

What if I revise my deck and want it checked again?

Accepted Answer

Run it again — each review is a fresh ₹299. Because we keep every past report in your history, you can compare your new score against previous runs and see exactly how your deck improved.

Question 6

Do you keep my past reviews?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every review you run is saved to your account permanently and listed under 'Your past reviews' on the tool, so you can reopen any earlier report whenever you need it.

Question 7

Can I review the same deck against more than one grant?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Each grant is reviewed and paid for separately, since the scoring criteria change per programme — pick the next grant from the dropdown, pay, and upload to get a review scored against it.

Question 8

How long does a review take?

Accepted Answer

Under a minute in most cases. You'll see the section-by-section scorecard, missing slides, red flags, and an action plan as soon as it finishes.

Question 9

What happens to my pitch deck after I upload it?

Accepted Answer

Your deck is stored against your account and used only to generate your review — it isn't sent to the grant provider or shared outside your account.

Question 10

I don't see the grant I'm applying to in the picker — what do I do?

Accepted Answer

The picker lists every active programme currently tracked on the platform. If yours is missing, it may not be listed yet — reach out and we'll look into adding it.

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