When pitching to a seed stage investor, your pitch deck should include a clear and concise overview of your business plan. This should include the problem you are trying to solve, the proposed solution, and how it will make money over time. You should also provide details about your team – who they are and why you believe they can execute on the vision. You should also outline any competitive advantages that set your product or service apart from existing solutions in the market. Finally, provide key startup metrics such as customer acquisition costs (CAC), lifetime value (LTV), burn rate (monthly expenses) and other important figures that illustrate the potential of your business model.