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Templates

Free, editable files for the jobs every startup has to do: pitch, model the numbers, split equity and talk to customers. Everything in [square brackets] is yours to fill in.

  • Fundraising

    Pitch deck (10 slides)

    The ten slides investors expect, from problem to the ask, with guidance in every box and speaker notes on what to say. Edit it in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides.

  • Fundraising

    Cap table and funding round

    Who owns what before and after a round. Enter the pre-money valuation, the investment and any new option pool; the price per share and everyone’s new percentage are worked out for you (PKR).

  • Fundraising

    SAFE-style term sheet outline

    A plain-English outline of the terms to agree for a SAFE-style or convertible investment (cap, discount, conversion), with the questions to ask your lawyer about doing it in Pakistan.

  • Fundraising

    Monthly investor update

    A one-screen update to send investors every month: key numbers, wins, challenges and specific asks.

  • Finance

    12-month financial model

    Customers, revenue, costs, profit and cash month by month for a year, with your runway. Change the assumptions sheet and everything else updates (PKR).

  • Finance

    Unit economics calculator

    Customer acquisition cost, lifetime value, LTV to CAC and payback months from five numbers you already know.

  • Legal

    Co-founder agreement

    Roles, equity split, vesting with a cliff, leaver terms, IP and decision-making, written for a private limited company in Pakistan. An outline to agree between you, then take to a lawyer.

  • Legal

    Mutual NDA

    A short two-way non-disclosure agreement for partnership, pilot or investment conversations, governed by the laws of Pakistan.

  • Customers

    Customer interview script

    Questions that get customers talking about real problems and past behaviour instead of being polite about your idea, with a notes sheet.

These templates are starting points for founders in Pakistan, not professional advice. Check figures with your accountant and legal documents with a lawyer.