Pitch me
The deck, the ask, your honest written verdict. Add a €149 priority tier for a 48-hour turnaround.
Use this formatCold pitches, intro requests, "would love your feedback on my deck", students asking for advice. You want to help. You also have a company to run. A paid pitch with a guaranteed written verdict is the fairest filter there is, and the good ones will still find you. Faster, in fact.
Free to start. You keep 80%. No verdict inside your window, they get refunded.
Most pitches in your inbox are shots in the dark. A few are from people who've done the work, and those are exactly the ones a €49 fee doesn't deter. The paywall isn't there to make money on pitches. It's there so the one worth a coffee doesn't sit between thirty-nine that aren't.

One paragraph, a deck link, what they want from you. You reply with what you actually think. That's worth more than most accelerators charge for.
Universities and biotech labs sit on millions in idle equipment. We list it, verify it, and take 12% on each sale. €40k GMV in 3 months. Deck attached. Would you invest, and if not, why not?
Not yet, and here's the exact reason: your take rate assumes buyers, but all your traction is sellers listing. €40k GMV with 3 completed transactions is a classifieds site, not a marketplace. Show me 20 completed sales and a repeat buyer and the answer changes. Two things I'd do this month…
Illustrative example, not a forecast or a typical result. Your requests, prices and reply rate will differ.
The deck, the ask, your honest written verdict. Add a €149 priority tier for a 48-hour turnaround.
Use this formatHiring, pricing, fundraising, co-founder trouble. One question with stage and runway attached; one answer from someone who has done it.
Use this formatFor operators: someone's profile before their next job hunt, reviewed by a person who actually hires.
Use this format€49 for a guaranteed, written verdict from you is cheap next to the advisors and programmes they're already paying. The paywall mostly filters out the people who were never going to build anything. And "no, because…" is often the most valuable answer a founder gets that month.
A short, honest pass is a complete answer. Don't want the money for a particular pitch? Refund it in one click.
Some founders point the Stripe account at a scholarship fund or a charity and say so on the form. It changes how the paywall reads.
The link is for cold inbound. Your network still gets you the old way.
Set up the pitch form in five minutes, put the link in your newsletter footer, and read only what's worth reading.
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