Make the mold once.Cast decks that win,at lightning speed.
DeckCast gives Claude and ChatGPT your brand design, your voice, and your best work, then builds every proposal from them. The next deck takes minutes, not your Sunday.
Watch a deck get cast
Demo video coming with launch
From the request to a finished deck, in your brand. No cuts.
You know a good version of this deck exists. You just can't find it.
So it's 9pm and you're rebuilding it. Copying slides out of the last proposal, deleting the old client's name, fixing the formatting that broke on the way over. You'll win or lose next week on a document you built tonight, tired, for free.
Most firms file this under the cost of doing business. Add it up and it's the most expensive work you do: your most senior, most billable people, making documents, off the clock. It never appears as a line item, so nobody ever decides to stop paying it.
We're not going to quote you an industry statistic. Use your own numbers.
What proposals cost you
288 hours a year of your most billable time, spent making documents, invoiced to nobody.
One DeckCast seat costs $588 a year.
Drag the sliders or type your own numbers. These are yours, not our statistics.
“I lost my Sunday to a deck.”
“I know we have a good version of this somewhere.”
“It always sounds like ChatGPT wrote it.”
If you've said any of these out loud, you're who we built this for.
One mold. Every deck after.
Set up once on the web, connect your assistant, and every proposal starts from your firm's own material instead of a blank page.
Make the mold
Give us your website, and a few of your best decks if you have them handy. We turn them into your mold: a working brand system, your voice on paper, and a searchable library of your strongest slides and proof points. About ten minutes of your time. The heavy lifting happens on our side.
Connect your assistant
Add DeckCast to Claude or ChatGPT the way you'd add any connector. We do as much as we can before that step and check the connection after it, so you're never left wondering whether it worked.
Cast the deck
Ask the way you already ask. You get a real draft in your brand, in minutes, not an outline and not a wall of text to reformat. Edit it inline, then export HTML, PDF, or editable PowerPoint.
Everything your firm knows, finally in one place
You build the mold once and keep it. Four things go in it, and every deck you cast pulls from all four.
Your brand system
Colors, type, and layout rules, put on every deck automatically. Nobody goes off-brand by accident again.
Your voice
Slide copy taken from your own frameworks and points of view, so it reads like you wrote it and holds up in the room.
Your best slides
Every slide worth using again, tagged and searchable, with a picture of each one. Find work by what it says, not by which old file it's buried in.
Your winning proof
Case studies tagged with industry, service line, and results, so the right proof turns up in the right pitch.
Why not just use Claude?
You should, and you will. But your assistant has never read your brand guidelines, your slide library, or the last twenty proposals you won. Same request, both ways.
Your assistant on its own Before
Proposal: Pricing Transformation
In today's fast-paced business landscape, pricing excellence has become a critical lever for sustainable growth.
**Executive Summary**
- Phase 1: Discovery and diagnostic
- Phase 2: Solution design workshop
- Phase 3: Implementation roadmap
[Insert client logo here] [Add relevant case study]
- Starts from a blank page, every time
- You re-explain the firm in every chat
- Plain text, no design, no proof
- Roughly an hour of rewriting before you'd send it
- Nothing carries over from one deck to the next
The same request, cast from your mold After
- Starts from your library and the deck structures that already work for you
- Knows your brand, your voice, and your proof
- Gives you a real file: HTML, PDF, or editable PowerPoint
- On brand from the first draft, good enough to send
- Every proposal makes the next one better
Three claims we're happy to be held to
Your mold. Not our template.
Most of these tools are fast because everything they make looks like them. DeckCast is fast because everything it makes looks like you: your design system, your voice, your proof points, on every deck. If your brand is part of what you're selling, that difference is the whole product.
Fast enough to change how you work
A real draft in your brand, in minutes. Quick enough to answer the same day the request comes in. That tells a client something on its own: the firm that gets back first looks capable and hungry. You stop losing work to the calendar.
The mold gets better the longer you use it
Every deck worth keeping goes into the library. Fix a slide once and every deck after that gets the better version. It's worth more to you in month twelve than in month one, which no template product can honestly say.
One price. No sales call.
Per user, per month, everything included. Add a seat whenever a colleague asks what you're using.
- Your mold, built for you: brand, voice, and library
- Unlimited decks: proposals, keynotes, qualifying conversations
- Export to HTML, PDF, and editable PowerPoint
- Works with both Claude and ChatGPT
- A library that grows with every deck you keep
- Add teammates in minutes, seat by seat
Cancel anytime. Your decks stay yours.
If your first proposal isn't good enough to send, full refund. No questions.
You'll see your brand and your voice in a free proposal before you pay anything. What's left to find out is whether the first deck you cast for a real client is good enough, and that part sits with us, not you.
Thirty days as a cut-off, but the promise is about the document, not the calendar.
The honest comparison is one hour of your billable rate. Run your own numbers and the maths stops being close.
Your material stays yours
Your brand, your decks, and your client content live in your workspace. Plain answers, written to be read rather than to cover us. Read the full page.
We don't train on it
Nothing you give us is used to train anything, ours or anyone else's. Your thinking is not our training data.
Never shared
Your library is never shared with another firm. Client work only goes into your shared library if you put it there.
Delete it all, anytime
One action removes your mold, your library, and your decks. No retention clause, and nobody trying to talk you out of it.
Asked, answered plainly
Before you buy
When does it launch, and what does joining the list get me?
We're building toward launch now, and we'd rather not name a date we might miss. Joining the list gets you one email the day it opens, and access goes out in the order people signed up. No card, and we won't email you about anything else.
Will it actually sound like us?
That's the test we hold ourselves to. Slide copy comes from your own frameworks, points of view, and past work, so you can stand behind every line and the voice is yours. At launch you'll get a free proposal in your own brand before you pay anything, so you can judge it the way a client would.
Why wouldn't I just use Claude or ChatGPT directly?
Keep using them, and you will. On their own they start from a blank page every time: you explain who you are again, you get text with no design, and nothing carries over. DeckCast gives them your brand and your material to work from, and does the two things a chat can't: make a real file, and remember what worked.
Does it only do proposals?
Proposals are what we built it for and where it pays for itself fastest. The same mold makes keynotes, qualifying decks, workshop material, and board updates, because all of them pull from the same brand, voice, and library. Start with proposals and the rest comes free.
How many proposals do I need to write for this to make sense?
About one a month is the honest line. Below that, the mold never quite pays back the setup, and we'd rather say so now than refund you later. At two or more a month, the maths stops being close.
Setting it up
Can you just set it up for us?
Yes, for a one-off fee that depends on how much material you have. Standard setup is included and mostly automatic: you send your website and a few decks, we build the mold. White glove is a person doing it with you instead. We go through your back catalogue properly, pull out the slides worth keeping, tag your case studies so the right proof lands in the right pitch, and tune the voice against your real proposals rather than your website copy. It's worth it if you have years of good material and no time to sort it, or if you want the library right before the rest of the firm sees it.
Our old decks are a mess. Is that a problem?
That's the normal starting point, and it's most of the reason the mold is worth building. Don't tidy anything first. Send what you have and we'll pull out what's worth keeping. If it really is years of scattered files, that's the case for white glove setup.
I don't want to install anything technical.
There's nothing to install. DeckCast connects to Claude or ChatGPT the way any connector does, and we do as much as we can before that step, then check it worked. If you've added a connector before, this takes two minutes. If you haven't, we wrote the setup for someone who hasn't.
Do I still need my own Claude or ChatGPT subscription?
Yes. DeckCast plugs into the account you already pay for, so you keep that and add us alongside it. If you don't have one yet, either will do, and you'll want a paid tier rather than the free one.
If we add seats, does everyone see the same library?
Yes. The mold and the library belong to the firm, not to whoever set it up. Add a colleague and they start from everything you've already built, which is the point. Client work only reaches the shared library if someone puts it there.
Your material, your money
Is our brand and client material safe?
Your material stays yours: it sits in your own account, we never share it with another firm, and we never use it to train models. Client work only goes into your shared library if you put it there, and you can delete the lot in one action. The short version is above.
Who owns what we make?
You do. Your material is yours and so is everything cast from it. We don't take a licence over your work, and we won't use your decks as examples without asking you first. If you leave, take all of it with you.
Will the PowerPoint actually be editable?
Yes. Text is real text and shapes are real shapes, so you can open the file and change anything the normal way. It isn't a picture of a slide dropped into a deck, which is what usually makes an exported file useless the moment someone wants a small edit.
What happens when we rebrand?
Change the mold once and every deck you cast after that comes out in the new brand. Decks you already made stay as they were until you rebuild them. A rebrand is one of the better moments to start, because every deck you own is about to be wrong anyway.
What if the first deck isn't good enough?
Full refund, no questions, within thirty days. The test is the one you'd use anyway: would you send it. We'd rather carry that risk than hand it to you, and every refund tells us exactly where we got it wrong.
Do you do demos, pilots, or enterprise agreements?
No demos, no pilots, no procurement. You set up, connect, and cast your first deck in one sitting without talking to anyone. The one thing we sell as a service is white glove setup, and that's a fixed fee rather than a sales process. If your firm needs a security review before you can connect a tool, we're honestly not built for you yet.
Your next proposal, cast in minutes
Make the mold once. Every deck after that starts from your firm's best work, in your brand, ready to send.