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Pitch deck · Logistics

The market size slide for a logistics pitch deck

Investors want proof that enough businesses that ship, store or deliver goods exist to build a large company. Here is a bottom-up market slide for Kooch, and the weak version most founders send.

KOOCH · MARKET

60,000 shipments a day we can reach first, worth ₹95 each a year

Sample slide for a fictional company · illustrative numbers
Long term: Intra-city logistics across IndiaNext: 400,000 daily intra-city B2B shipments in to 60,000shipments a day we can reach

Strong versus weak

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

What most decks send
Market sizeLots of words, no takeaway
  • One huge number from a report
  • "We only need 1% of the market"
  • No link between the market and your price
What gets a meeting
KOOCH · MARKET

60,000 shipments a day we can reach first, worth ₹95 each a year

Sample slide for a fictional company · illustrative numbers
Long term: Intra-city logistics across IndiaNext: 400,000 daily intra-city B2B shipments in to 60,000shipments a day we can reach
  • Start small
  • Price it
  • Show the next ring
  • Cite sources

Anatomy of the slide

01

Start small

Count the shipments a day you can reach first: same-day B2B shipments in our 4 metros.

02

Price it

Multiply by what each pays a year: ₹95.

03

Show the next ring

Then the wider group: 400,000 daily intra-city B2B shipments in top 10 cities.

04

Cite sources

Put the source of every number at the bottom of the slide.

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 market size slide of a logistics pitch deck?

Start small: Count the shipments a day you can reach first: same-day B2B shipments in our 4 metros.; Price it: Multiply by what each pays a year: ₹95.; Show the next ring: Then the wider group: 400,000 daily intra-city B2B shipments in top 10 cities.; Cite sources: Put the source of every number at the bottom of the slide..

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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