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Pitch deck · Logistics

The competition slide for a logistics pitch deck

Never say you have no competitors. Show what businesses that ship, store or deliver goods use today, and why they switch. Here is Kooch's competition map.

KOOCH · COMPETITION

Kooch is the only option that is both same-day reliability and strong on price

Sample slide for a fictional company · illustrative numbers
Same-day reliability →↑ PriceNational couriersHyperlocal appsOwn fleetKooch

Strong versus weak

Same slide, two versions. Investors decide in seconds which kind of founder sent it.

What most decks send
CompetitionLots of words, no takeaway
  • "We have no competitors"
  • A table of ticks where you win every row
  • Logos of companies customers have never compared you with
What gets a meeting
KOOCH · COMPETITION

Kooch is the only option that is both same-day reliability and strong on price

Sample slide for a fictional company · illustrative numbers
Same-day reliability →↑ PriceNational couriersHyperlocal appsOwn fleetKooch
  • Pick real axes
  • Include alternatives
  • Place yourself honestly
  • Answer the follow-up

Anatomy of the slide

01

Pick real axes

Two things buyers care about: same-day reliability and price.

02

Include alternatives

Spreadsheets, doing nothing and the big incumbent all count.

03

Place yourself honestly

The empty corner should be earned, not drawn.

04

Answer the follow-up

How do your unit costs fall as volume grows?

Questions logistics investors will ask next

Prepare these before the meeting. The answers belong in your appendix.

How do your unit costs fall as volume grows?
How asset heavy is the model?
Who are your anchor customers?
Watch

The most common gap in logistics decks is skipping unit economics per delivery.

Questions

What goes on the competition slide of a logistics pitch deck?

Pick real axes: Two things buyers care about: same-day reliability and price.; Include alternatives: Spreadsheets, doing nothing and the big incumbent all count.; Place yourself honestly: The empty corner should be earned, not drawn.; Answer the follow-up: How do your unit costs fall as volume grows?.

Are the numbers in the example real?

No. Kooch is a fictional company. The numbers show the format. Use your own.

What is the most common logistics pitch deck mistake?

Skipping unit economics per delivery.

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