Six slides that decide
whether your pitch lands.
The pitch module breaks your sales pitch into six parts and scores each one. Scroll to see what you get trained on.
Catch attention in the first ten seconds
The elevator pitch is easiest to lose on the opening. The AI listens for whether your first line creates curiosity or just introduces a company.
Describe the pain in the customer's language
The problem has to feel familiar from day one. Scoring looks for whether you use the customer's phrasing or marketing's.
Show why the usual fix falls short
The insight is what makes a pitch interesting. Without it, you've got a brochure. With it, you've got an eye-opener.
Present the solution without jargon
The solution is scored on clarity, not completeness. Can a non-expert understand it in thirty seconds? Then you've got it.
One real case beats ten stat lines
Concrete social proof is weighed against abstract. The AI notes whether you use a name and a number or just technical benchmarks.
Close with a concrete next step
A vague “let's stay in touch” costs the pitch two full points on the close metric. A concrete proposal lands.
How it works
The setup
- 1
Pick a pitch length: 60 seconds for an elevator, 90 for a demo intro, up to 5 minutes for a full product walkthrough.
- 2
Record in one take with push-to-talk. No counterpart interrupts: you speak without getting cut off.
- 3
The report breaks the pitch down slide by slide: hook, problem, insight, solution, proof, ask. Each part is scored individually.
Scoring rubric
What the AI looks at
- Opening hook: do you grab interest within 10 seconds
- Problem description: does the target audience recognize the pain
- Clarity: is the solution understandable without technical detail
- Emotional appeal: does the pitch trigger a reaction
- Close: does the pitch drive toward a concrete next step