What's in this creator economy pitch deck set
This filter carries one pitch deck tagged to creator economy so far: Pearpop's Series A deck, which raised $18M in 2022. Pearpop built a marketplace connecting brands with creators for paid social media collaborations, and its tagging spans social media and marketplace as much as it does creator economy. That overlap is normal here. Most creator economy startups end up tagged across two or three adjacent categories because the business model borrows pieces from all of them, so a founder building in this space should expect the same when they categorize their own raise.
What investors look for in a creator economy pitch deck
Pearpop's Series A came after the company had already shown that brands would pay to run creator campaigns through its platform, and that history points to what a creator economy deck usually has to answer.
Supply and demand balance. A creator economy deck has to prove two customer bases at once, the creators who supply reach or content and the brands or users who pay for access to it. Pearpop's marketplace and marketing tags reflect that two-sided structure, and investors will want the deck to quantify both sides separately instead of folding them into one growth number.
Platform dependency risk. Creator economy companies typically sit on top of Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube APIs and algorithms they do not control. A deck in this category should say plainly what happens if a platform changes its rules, since that is one of the first questions investors ask once they see "creator" in the tagging.
Take rate and monetization clarity. Because these businesses often look like marketplaces, investors expect a Series A deck in particular to state the take rate or fee structure directly rather than leaving it to be inferred from a traction chart.
Where to find creator economy investors
With one deck and $18M+ raised in this set, creator economy is still a thin filter, and this deck is a real, named example rather than another generic template. Pearpop's raise sits just as much in the social media and marketplace tags it also carries, so casting a wider net across those categories will surface more relevant backers. You can browse AngelMatch's investor database to find investors who fund creator and platform startups at your stage.


