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Getting started with Pitchkit

This guide walks you through account setup, company profile configuration, creating your first pitch, and understanding the dashboard.

1. Creating an account

Sign up for Pitchkit using your email or Google account. The free tier gives you access to basic pitch creation features.

Go to pitchkit.net/auth/sign-up
Choose to sign up with email or continue with Google
If using email, verify your email address
You will be redirected to your dashboard

Tip: Using Google sign-in is faster and you won't need to verify your email.

2. Setting up your company profile

Your company profile provides the foundation for your pitch. Pitchkit uses this information to generate personalized content, provide relevant suggestions, and tailor AI feedback.

Required information:

  • Company name and one-line description
  • Industry and business model (SaaS, marketplace, etc.)
  • Current stage (pre-seed, seed, Series A)
  • Target customer and the problem you solve
  • Key traction metrics (revenue, users, growth rate)

Navigate to Company Profile from your dashboard to complete this step.

Tip: The more detail you provide, the better AI-generated content will be. You can always update this information later.

3. Creating your first pitch

Pitchkit offers three ways to create a pitch deck. Choose the approach that fits your style:

Story mode

Provide your company story and context. AI structures it into a complete pitch deck.

Fastest

Guided Flow

Answer step-by-step questions with real-time feedback. Great for first-time founders.

Most guided

Blank Pitch

Start from scratch with full control. Use AI suggestions on demand.

Most flexible

Learn more about pitch creation modes

4. Understanding the dashboard

Your dashboard is the central hub for all Pitchkit features. Here is what you will find:

Dashboard sections:

My pitches

View, edit, and manage all your pitch decks. Create new pitches here.

Company Profile

Update your company information that powers AI suggestions.

Competitor Analysis

Run AI-powered competitive analysis to strengthen your pitch.

Market Analysis

Build bottom-up market sizing with TAM/SAM/SOM.

Paperwork

Access term sheet analyzer and other fundraising documents.

Investor Outreach

Find investors and manage your outreach pipeline.

Tip: Use the sidebar navigation to quickly access any feature. The dashboard home shows your recent activity and suggested next steps.

Next steps

Now that you are set up, explore these guides to make the most of Pitchkit:

Building Your First Pitch

Deep dive into the three pitch creation modes

Scoring and Feedback

Understand how AI analysis improves your pitch

Export and Sharing

Share your pitch with investors

Competitor Analysis

Analyze your competitive landscape

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