Share your pitch deck as a tracked link

See which slide lost the investor

A pitch deck sent as an attachment tells you nothing after it leaves. Sent as an EveryPage link it opens in the browser, and every session is recorded page by page: when it was opened, how long each slide held attention, whether the reader came back. The read-through funnel (from Basic) draws the drop-off across the deck, so "they passed" becomes "they stopped reading at the traction slide".

That is a different kind of feedback from a polite no. If most investors stall on the same slide, the deck has a problem you can fix before the next meeting. If one fund read the financials three times, that is the one to chase. Reader IPs are never stored, so you get the reading data without collecting anything you would have to explain.

What a fundraising deck link needs

• No reader IPs, ever. Readership is measured first-party in the viewer and no IP address is stored, so tracking the deck never puts an investor’s privacy in question.
• Password or self-destruct for stealth rounds (from Basic). Put a password on the link for a quiet raise, or cap it at a number of views so a forwarded copy runs out before it reaches the wrong fund.
• Upload the PowerPoint as it is. .pptx and .ppt files up to 50MB convert to PDF on upload, so the deck you built in PowerPoint or exported from Keynote goes straight to a link with the slides exactly as designed.
• A link that never expires. Signed-in links have no expiry unless you set one, so the deck link in your intro emails and data room stays live for as long as the raise takes - and after it.

Update the deck mid-raise without resending

Every founder has sent a deck and found the typo an hour later, or closed a new customer the week after the deck went out. With an attachment the fix is another email and a v7_final_FINAL in every investor’s inbox. With a dynamic link (Pro) you replace the PDF behind the link and every copy already sent opens the new version - same URL, same QR code, readership history intact.

Investors who saved the link see the current deck. Investors who downloaded a copy keep what they downloaded, which is one reason to leave downloads off for a raise. Either way, one link is the deck, and you never chase an old version around.