Production-ready remote presentation designers who build pitch decks, sales presentations, RFP responses, and executive communications that look like the work of your best competitor. Same timezone, ready to integrate in 7 to 10 business days.
Hours of executive time disappear into PowerPoint. A dedicated designer takes the work off your plate so leadership stays focused.
Stock templates, inconsistent fonts, slide-by-slide design drift. A dedicated designer builds the visual standard you should be presenting at.
$5K per 10-slide deck is fine once, brutal when you need decks weekly. Nearshore gives you ongoing capacity at sustainable rates.
Our designers learn your brand, master your content, and produce decks that match the standard your audience expects: investors, clients, board members, conference attendees.
Fundraising decks for pre-seed through Series C, including data room versions and demo day formats. Visual storytelling that supports the narrative your founders are already telling.
Sales decks, capabilities presentations, and BD materials built for repeatable use across your team. Templates that scale beyond a single deck so every meeting starts at brand parity.
Polished RFP responses and proposal decks for AEC firms, professional services, and government contracts. The design layer that separates winning proposals from technically-correct ones.
Board decks, all-hands presentations, quarterly reviews, and executive communications that reflect the seriousness of the audience and the message.
Master templates, slide libraries, and asset systems built in PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides. Your team can build new decks fast without dropping brand consistency.
Keynote slides, sales kickoff visuals, conference presentations, and event-day deliverables designed for room presence, not just screen reading.
We built this process specifically for architecture and engineering firms. No generic intake forms, no recruiter who doesn’t understand your industry.
Every designer is vetted on real deck work, not claims. Past presentations and case studies are reviewed by senior creative talent before placement.
Your designer follows your brand system and content direction. No off-brand surprises, no slide drift between decks, no rework cycles.
Zero legal exposure on your end. You manage the work, we handle everything else.
Every designer goes through portfolio review by senior creative talent, a paid trial slide redesign, and an English communication assessment before placement. We look for narrative thinking and visual judgment, not just PowerPoint fluency.
As part of your team. Your designer works in your presentation platform, follows your brand system, attends your creative or BD reviews, and reports to your marketing, sales, or executive lead. BetterPros is a staffing partner, not an agency delivering decks independently.
Yes, this is one of our highest-volume engagement types. Our designers work with AEC firms on RFP responses, proposal decks, qualifications packages, project case studies, capability statements, and event presentations. AEC BD lives on proposals, and we treat that work with the discipline it deserves.
Yes. Discretion is built into our process. Our designers sign NDAs as part of onboarding and follow your security protocols for sensitive content like fundraising materials, M&A communications, and board decks. For firms with stricter requirements, we coordinate device and access setup during onboarding.
PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides, Pitch, and Beautiful.ai are the most common. We confirm your exact platform during screening and match designers with hands-on experience in it. For specialized formats (Prezi, interactive PDFs), we match accordingly.
Both. Senior presentation designers can work from a rough outline, transcripts, or even a written narrative, structuring content and designing slides in parallel. For higher-volume engagements, your designer typically receives content closer to final and focuses on visual execution.
Yes. Template work is one of the highest-value engagement types. We build master templates with reusable layouts, brand-aligned slide libraries, and component systems that let your sales, BD, or executive teams build new decks without breaking visual consistency.
Depends on the type of work. Slide-by-slide redesigns and small decks (10-20 slides) typically deliver in 2 to 5 business days. Full pitch decks and complex proposals run 1 to 3 weeks depending on revisions. Template systems take 2 to 4 weeks. We scope timelines during the initial call.
Yes. Most engagements start with one designer focused on a deck type (pitch, RFP, sales) and grow from there. For high-volume BD operations, clients often add a second designer as proposal cadence increases. No minimum team sizes, no long-term commitments.
We replace them at no additional cost. Presentation fit is specific: your brand, your industry, your audience, your content style. If the match isn’t right after onboarding, we find someone who fits better.
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