Pitch Deck & Presentation Design Services

PopOut's presentation design service turns dense material into clear, convincing slides: investor pitch decks, sales decks for prospective clients, company profile presentations and board reports. We shape the storyline, turn data into charts that are easy to read and deliver files you can edit in PowerPoint, Google Slides or Keynote. Prices start from Rp2,500,000 per project.

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Starting from Rp2,500,000 per project

Presentations we design

  • Investor pitch decks. Problem, solution, market, business model, traction, team and funding ask, in an order that is easy to follow.
  • Sales decks and proposals. Presentations for prospective clients, tenders and partnerships.
  • Company profile presentations. A slide version of your company profile for meetings and exhibitions.
  • Board and performance reports. Shareholder meetings, annual planning meetings and town halls.
  • Conference and training material. Speaker slides, keynotes and internal training modules.
  • Company presentation templates. On-brand master slides so the whole team presents with the same look.

More than making slides pretty

Presentations rarely fail because the design is ugly. They fail because there is too much text and the main message gets lost. So the work starts with the content:

  • Storyline. Your material is restructured so each slide carries one message and builds towards the ask at the end.
  • Data visualisation. Tables and figures become charts, diagrams and infographics that read at a glance.
  • Slide design. Layout, colour, type, icons and photos that match your company's identity.
  • Editable files. Clean master slides and layouts, so your team can update the numbers without breaking the design.

This service is built for business and corporate presentations. If your company does not yet have a settled visual identity, start with logo design and branding.

How much does presentation design cost?

Pitch deck and presentation design at PopOut starts from Rp2,500,000 per project. The final cost depends on:

  • The number of slides. A short pitch deck is different from a training module of several dozen pages.
  • The state of the material. Complete content that only needs design, or content that still needs structuring and rewriting.
  • The number of charts and infographics built from your data.
  • A master template for your team to reuse.
  • The deadline. Rush work for a meeting that is only days away.

Frequently asked questions

How many slides should an investor pitch deck have?

Usually 10 to 15 main slides, with supporting data in an appendix. Investors decide whether they are interested within the first few slides; we explain why in Investors Decide in the First Three Slides.

What is the difference between a pitch deck and a company profile?

A company profile introduces your company to anyone. A pitch deck is aimed at one audience and one decision, such as an investor weighing funding or a client choosing a vendor, so it is shorter and ends with a clear ask. For a print and PDF company profile, see our company profile design services.

Can I edit the presentation myself?

Yes. Files are delivered in native PowerPoint, Google Slides or Keynote format, not as images, so text and numbers stay editable.

What should I send?

Your draft deck or raw material, the data you want to show, your logo and brand guideline if you have one, who the audience is and when you will present.

Can the presentation become a video?

Yes. For presentations that play without a speaker, such as at exhibitions or on your website, see our presentation video services.

Have an important presentation coming up? Send your draft and presentation date through our contact page. Our other design services are on the graphic design services page.

How we work

  1. Brief & consultation

    Tell us your goals, audience and budget range. We reply with questions and ideas.

  2. Proposal & quotation

    You receive a written scope, timeline and quotation tailored to your project.

  3. Production

    Our team builds it and shares progress at agreed checkpoints.

  4. Review & delivery

    You review, we revise, then we deliver the final files with support after launch.