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PropTech Series B Board Deck Template

A complete board meeting presentation template for PropTech startups at the Series B stage. KPI dashboard, financial performance, product update, sales pipeline, and strategic decisions — structured the way experienced boards run effective meetings.

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Meeting Cadence

Monthly formal board meeting + bi-weekly audit committee call

Meeting Length

3–4 hours

Pack Deadline

72 hours before meeting

Board Size

5–7 members: CEO, 2 investor directors, 2 independent directors, optional observer seats

Running Effective Series B Board Meetings

Series B board governance is increasingly institutional. Build a dedicated board operations function (can be the CFO or a fractional board secretary). Track all board commitments and action items in a formal tracker reviewed at the start of each meeting.

PropTech Board Context

PropTech boards require interest rate sensitivity reporting at every meeting when rates are volatile. Prepare a slide showing volume scenarios at current, +200bps, and -200bps from prevailing mortgage rates. This is the first question every board member will ask.

Board Deck Structure — 8 Standard Sections

1. Agenda and Previous Action Item Review

Open with meeting agenda, approved minutes from the prior meeting, and status update on all prior action items. This sets accountability and context before any performance review.

2. KPI Dashboard — PropTech Metrics

Present current period actuals vs. plan and vs. prior period for all key metrics. Traffic light status (green/yellow/red) on each metric makes the dashboard scannable.

  • Transaction volume and GTV by market
  • Net revenue and take rate vs. plan
  • CAC by acquisition channel with payback
  • Market density metrics by geography
  • Agent or customer NPS by market cohort

3. Financial Performance

  • Revenue and take rate by market cohort
  • Unit economics by geographic market vintage
  • Interest rate sensitivity scenario analysis
  • Cash and runway with next market expansion capital

4. Product and Engineering Update

  • New feature launches and agent adoption
  • MLS integration completions and coverage expansion
  • Data platform improvements and accuracy metrics
  • Mobile app performance and rating trend

5. Sales, Marketing, and Pipeline Review

  • Agent and broker partnership pipeline by market
  • New market launch pipeline and investment case
  • Lender and title partner integration status
  • Market share by geography and property type

6. Hiring and Team Update

Current headcount vs. plan, new hires this period, open roles, and any departures. Include a brief note on team health and any organizational design changes. Board visibility into executive team changes is a governance requirement.

7. Strategic Decisions and Discussion Topics

The most important section — this is why you have a board. Include 2–3 decisions or discussion topics that require board input or approval:

  • New market entry prioritization and investment case
  • Interest rate environment strategy and volume response
  • Technology acquisition for valuation or data capability
  • Regulatory strategy for new state license applications

8. Action Items and Next Meeting

Close the meeting by assigning all action items with owner, deadline, and success criteria. Confirm the next board meeting date. Distribute meeting minutes within 48 hours of the meeting.

Governance Requirements at the Series B Stage

Board Composition

5–7 members: CEO, 2 investor directors, 2 independent directors, optional observer seats. Audit and compensation committees are formally constituted.

Pack Distribution Timeline

72 hours before meeting. Board members should have enough time to review all materials and come prepared with questions — not learning the data for the first time during the meeting.

Formal Requirements

  • Formally approved board minutes
  • Audit committee quarterly financial review
  • Compensation committee equity and bonus approvals
  • Annual say-on-pay and director compensation review
  • Related-party transaction approval process
  • D&O and E&O insurance review annually

Frequently Asked Questions

What should a Series B PropTech board deck include?

A Series B PropTech board deck should cover: a KPI dashboard (Transaction volume and GTV by market, Net revenue and take rate vs. plan, CAC by acquisition channel with payback), financial performance, product update, sales pipeline, team update, and strategic decisions requiring board input. PropTech boards require interest rate sensitivity reporting at every meeting when rates are volatile. Prepare a slide showing volume scenarios at current, +200bps, and -200bps from prevailing mortgage rates. This is the first question every board member will ask.

How often should Series B startups have board meetings?

Monthly formal board meeting + bi-weekly audit committee call. Board meetings at the Series B stage are 3–4 hours and materials should be distributed 72 hours before meeting.

What PropTech-specific metrics belong in the board deck KPI dashboard?

Your PropTech board KPI dashboard should track: Transaction volume and GTV by market, Net revenue and take rate vs. plan, CAC by acquisition channel with payback, Market density metrics by geography, Agent or customer NPS by market cohort. Present current period actuals vs. plan and vs. prior period for each metric.

What should the financial section of a board deck include?

The financial section should cover: Revenue and take rate by market cohort; Unit economics by geographic market vintage; Interest rate sensitivity scenario analysis; Cash and runway with next market expansion capital. Send the financial data in the pre-read 48–72 hours before the meeting. The board meeting is for discussing implications and decisions, not for first-pass review.

What governance requirements apply to Series B startups?

Series B startups need: Formally approved board minutes, Audit committee quarterly financial review, Compensation committee equity and bonus approvals, Annual say-on-pay and director compensation review, Related-party transaction approval process, D&O and E&O insurance review annually. Board composition at this stage is typically 5–7 members: CEO, 2 investor directors, 2 independent directors, optional observer seats. Audit and compensation committees are formally constituted.. Series B board governance is increasingly institutional. Build a dedicated board operations function (can be the CFO or a fractional board secretary). Track all board commitments and action items in a formal tracker reviewed at the start of each meeting.

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