Deck Screen · for pitch decks

Deck Screen: which claims in a pitch deck survive the public record.

A pitch deck makes 15 to 30 checkable claims: market size, traction, named customers, funding history, team credentials. The Deck Screen takes each one and reports what the record actually supports. EUR 490 per deck, on data, AI and deep-tech decks, where an in-domain standing read is the whole point.

Screen a deck

What you get per deck

A screen note of two to three pages

  • The claim table. Every checkable claim, one verdict each: Confirmed (matches the public record, source attached), Contradicted (the record says otherwise, source attached), or Unverifiable from the public record (no independent trace exists; the claim rests on the founder's word). Flagged, not judged.
  • The one-line read at the top: which claims carry the deck, and which load-bearing claims are unverified.
  • Where the deck's subject appears in the expert conversation, we add a read of how it is moving there: whether the people who actually build in its field are discussing it more or less over time. Drawn from the Discourse Ledger, our continuously graded record of what practitioners and experts actually publish across the data and AI field.

Built for deal-flow triage: screen many pitch decks, brief the few that survive.

What a claim table looks like

One verdict per claim, the source attached

Illustrative, not a real client's deck

"$12B total addressable market"
Contradicted

The cited analyst report puts the segment at $3.4B; source attached.

"Used by 3 of the top 5 banks"
Unverifiable

No independent trace; the claim rests on the founder's word.

"$8M Series A, led by a named fund"
Confirmed

Matches the registered filing; date and amount attached.

"Founder was an early engineer at a named big-tech firm"
Confirmed

Matches the public professional record; source attached.

Each row carries one verdict and, where the record speaks, the source. The deal call stays yours.

What it is not

  • Not investment advice, and not a scoring of the deal. The screen tells you which parts of the story survive contact with the record; the deal judgment stays with you.
  • Not research into what the deck omits. That is Deep Dive territory.

Screen a deck

Tell us the deck. If it is in our field, the screen comes back fast.

EUR 490 per deck. Data, AI and deep-tech decks only. The in-domain read is the whole differentiator, so we screen where we can actually judge and decline, before anything is charged, where we cannot.

Give us the company and what you are deciding, not the file yet. Within the hour we confirm it is in scope and send the EUR 490 checkout together with a private, one-time link to upload the deck. Nothing is charged, and no deck is uploaded, until then.

The names you type stay between us. We never publish client scopes; published samples are redacted and used with permission.

When do you need it?

Within the hour we confirm the deck is in scope (data, AI and deep-tech) and send the EUR 490 checkout plus a private, one-time upload link. Nothing is charged and no deck is uploaded until then.

Your deck is never uploaded on this site. It travels over a private, one-time secure link straight into the screen, is scanned before it is ever opened, and stays unpublished, always. We never publish client decks or scopes.

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Where to go from here

  • One of the survivors deserves a real answer: the Decision Brief, from EUR 490, three business days. See the Decision Brief
  • You need what the deck does not say: the Deep Dive, quoted per decision. See the Deep Dive

Everything in one place: what 7wData Research offers, from a screened deck to a senior analyst's verdict on your decision. 7wData Research