Score your sales deck before the buying committee does.
Upload your deck. In about 2 minutes you get a score out of 100, the 3 fixes that move it most, and a full report slide by slide.
Your deck gets forwarded. You don't.
22 people shape a typical B2B purchase (Forrester, 2026). 67% of buyers would rather buy without a rep (Gartner, 2026). 94% of buying groups rank vendors before they talk to one (6sense, 2025). Your deck has to sell on its own.
- Same deck, same score. Scored 5 separate times and combined. Ask a chatbot twice and you get 2 grades.
- Scored the way buyers decide. 11 checks, weighted to 100, from "What's forcing change?" to "What happens next?"
- 9 deal-killers cap your score. No customer proof caps you at 50, however polished the slides look.
- Every claim checked. Your numbers are checked against your own website. Unsourced ones get flagged.
- Tested for the room you're not in. The questions your champion gets asked when they forward it, and whether your deck answers them.
- A fix list, not a grade. About 30 pages on a 13-slide deck: feedback slide by slide and the 3 fixes that move your score most.
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Ali Mamujee
Founder, Allenix
I've owned the company overview deck for 20+ years, at a 5-person startup and at a Fortune 200 company. This scorecard runs on the framework I built along the way, sharpened with dozens of B2B marketers and used with dozens of startups I've advised. Now it's yours, FREE.
Is it really FREE?
Yes. You'll also get my weekly newsletter for B2B leaders. Unsubscribe in 1 click.
Is my deck safe?
We only use it to score it. We never share it, publish it or train AI on it.
Does it work if I don't sell software?
Yes. It's been tested on manufacturing, services and medical device decks.
What files work?
PDF, PowerPoint, or a Google Slides link.
Can you help fix my deck?
Yes. Happy to discuss. Book 30 minutes with me →