Visual Hackers

Design And Strategy That Win Deals

Strada Mercur 2, Onești, 601110, Romania

https://visualhackers.com

Visual Hackers Overview

Year Founded: 2016

Employees: Under 49

Minimal Budget: $1,000 - $10,000

Average Hourly Rate: $75/hr

Visual Hackers is a pitch deck design and presentation strategy agency founded in 2016.

Serving clients in 20+ countries, the agency has completed 1,000+ projects for 300+ clients, helping startups raise over $2B in funding from investors including Andreessen Horowitz, Accel, Benchmark, and Lightspeed Venture Partners.

Notable clients include Arctic Wolf, Microsoft, Coca-Cola, Harpoon Ventures, Ralph Lauren, and the United Nations.

Our Expertise
1. For Startups: Investor Materials
We build investor-ready pitch materials for founders who need to raise fast. We understand venture logic, how VCs think, and how to structure a narrative that survives due diligence. One venture capitalist recently reviewed a deck we built for a client and stated, "Out of all the pitch decks we see, this was better than 97% of them."

2. For Business Teams: Functional Design Systems
Were the team you call when the branding looks goodbut doesnt work in PowerPoint. We build highly functional, scalable presentation templates for sales, marketing, and internal communications. We design directly in the tools your team actually uses daily, including PowerPoint, Google Slides, Word, Canva, and Figma.

3. For Finance & Strategy: M&A and Capital Events
High-stakes presentations designed for impact, built for speed. We support corporate finance leaders, investment banks, and strategy consultants with confidential materials. From Investment Memorandums (CIMs) to board decks, our work has supported over $500M in deal value. We meet tight deadlines and sign NDAs.

Work With Us
Before we commit to a full design scope, we offer a Free 15-Minute 'Venture-Grade' Audit of your current presentation draft. Send us your current materials, and our lead strategist will return a Loom video breaking down your narrative structure, visual credibility, and the "So What?" test.