What you'll get
Pitch types supported
How it works
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Describe your pitch
Select the pitch type, enter your product name, describe what it does, and add your key differentiators.
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AI writes your pitch
Click "Write My Pitch" and the AI generates a complete, structured pitch tailored to your audience and goal — streamed live.
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Copy and use
Copy the output into any tool — a slide deck, email, Google Doc, or Notion. Edit it to match your voice.
Why use this AI pitch writer?
Seconds, not hours
Skip the blank page. Fill in a short form and get a complete pitch structure in under 30 seconds.
Audience-aware
Investor, sales, cold email, and grant pitches each follow their own proven structure and tone.
Seven pitch formats
Investor, B2B sales, B2C sales, cold email, partnership, speaking, and grant pitches — all supported.
Editable output
The generated pitch is plain text — copy it straight into any editor, deck, or email and make it your own.
Context-tailored
Your product name, differentiators, and ask are woven into every paragraph — not generic filler.
Iterate instantly
Not happy with the first draft? Hit the button again. Each run produces a fresh perspective.
When would you use an AI pitch writer?
A compelling pitch opens doors. Here are the situations where having a strong one written fast makes all the difference.
Fundraising from investors
You have a great product but struggle to articulate the opportunity concisely. Get a structured investor pitch with the problem, solution, traction, and ask — ready for a deck or intro email.
Cold outreach that gets replies
Generic cold emails get deleted. Generate a tight, personalised cold email pitch that leads with value, not features.
Proposing a partnership
Approaching a potential partner or distributor? Get a professional partnership proposal that explains the mutual benefit clearly.
Selling to a business
B2B sales pitches need to speak to ROI and risk reduction. Generate a pitch structured around the buyer's pain points and your solution's business case.
Speaking at a conference
Conference organisers want to know why your talk is valuable to their audience. Generate a compelling speaking pitch or abstract in seconds.
Applying for a grant
Grant pitches follow strict structures — problem, approach, impact, budget justification. Get the framework right and fill in the specifics.
How the AI pitch writer works under the hood
Here is exactly what happens from when you click "Write My Pitch" to when the text appears on screen.
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Your inputs are assembled into a structured prompt
The pitch type, product name, description, target audience, value proposition, and ask are combined into a detailed prompt that instructs the AI on exactly what to write and how to structure it.
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The request is sent to our AI service
The prompt is sent securely to our server-side API, which forwards it to Google Gemini — a state-of-the-art language model. Your credit balance is checked and one credit is deducted before the generation begins.
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The pitch streams back in real time
Rather than waiting for the full response, the AI output is streamed token-by-token back to your browser. You see the pitch building in real time — exactly like watching someone type.
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Markdown is rendered as formatted text
The AI writes in Markdown. As the stream arrives, the output is rendered with proper headings, bullet points, and bold text so the structure is immediately readable.
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Copy and iterate
Once complete, copy the raw Markdown or the formatted text into any tool. If the first draft isn't quite right, generate again — each run uses the same inputs but may produce a different angle or emphasis.
How to write a good pitch
A strong pitch is not about saying everything — it is about saying the right things in the right order. Here is what separates pitches that get responses from ones that get ignored.
1. Lead with the problem, not your product
The most common mistake is opening with "We built a tool that does X." Your audience does not care about your tool yet — they care about a problem they recognise. Start by naming a pain they feel. Make them nod before you introduce the solution. A good rule: your first sentence should describe a frustrating situation, and your second sentence should hint that a better way exists.
2. Be specific about who you are talking to
Generic pitches get ignored. "Businesses of all sizes" tells your reader nothing. "Early-stage SaaS founders who are losing deals because contracts take three days to get signed" tells them exactly whether this is for them. Specificity builds credibility — it signals that you understand your audience deeply rather than casting a wide net.
3. State your value in one sentence
If you cannot explain what you do and why it matters in a single sentence, your pitch will struggle. This sentence — sometimes called a positioning statement — should follow a simple structure: We help [audience] do [outcome] without [obstacle]. Spend time here. Everything else in your pitch expands on this sentence, so if it is weak, nothing else can save it.
4. Make your ask concrete and confident
Many pitches build momentum and then end with a vague "let me know if you are interested." A confident ask respects the reader's time by telling them exactly what you want next. Whether it is a 20-minute call, a pilot programme, a specific investment amount, or feedback on a proposal — name it directly. Vague asks produce vague outcomes.
5. Trim until it hurts, then trim again
Investors read hundreds of pitch decks. Sales prospects skim emails in seconds. The best pitches are ruthlessly edited. After your first draft, read every sentence and ask: does removing this make the pitch weaker? If the answer is no, cut it. Brevity is not laziness — it is a sign that you have done the hard thinking and distilled your idea to its essence.