Pitchkit uses AI to analyze your pitch and provide actionable feedback. Learn how scoring works, what the feedback means, and how to improve your pitch.
Pitchkit analyzes your pitch against investor criteria. The AI evaluates content quality, completeness, and how well it addresses what investors look for.
Trained on investor frameworks and pitch best practices
Each section scored independently for targeted improvement
Specific suggestions, not just scores
Each of the 12 pitch sections receives its own score and feedback. This helps you prioritize which sections need the most work.
Section is complete and investor-ready. May have minor suggestions for polish.
Section has content but missing key elements or lacking depth. Address feedback before sharing.
Section needs significant improvement. May be incomplete, unclear, or not addressing investor questions.
Tip: Focus on improving your weakest sections first. A pitch is only as strong as its weakest part.
Each section receives specific feedback explaining what works, what is missing, and how to improve.
Problem section (Score: 65)
Strength: Clear identification of the target customer and pain point.
Missing: Quantification of the problem. How much does this cost customers? How often does it occur?
Suggestion: Add specific numbers like “Companies spend X hours per week on this” or “This costs businesses $Y annually.”
Follow these strategies to improve your pitch scores:
Replace vague claims with concrete numbers, dates, and examples. “Growing fast” becomes “50% MoM growth.”
If feedback says something is missing, add it. Investors expect certain information in each section.
Let AI help rephrase content for clarity and impact. Compare options and pick what sounds like you.
Check the knowledge base for examples of strong sections in similar companies.
For any section, you can request AI-powered rewrite suggestions. These help you improve content without starting from scratch.
Tip: Request multiple rewrite options and combine elements from different versions. The goal is to sound like you, but clearer.
There is no perfect pitch, but here are signs you are ready to share:
Remember: Done is better than perfect. Get feedback from real investors early and iterate based on their questions.