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Elevator Pitch Generator
Describe your business and get ten ready-to-say elevator pitches — each with an opening hook, problem, solution, key benefits, closing CTA, delivery tips, speaking time and a confidence score. Bonus one-line, investor and sales pitches included. Everything runs offline in your browser.
About the Elevator Pitch Generator
The elevator pitch generator writes short spoken pitches with an opening hook, the core explanation, a close and delivery notes including an estimated speaking time. The output is written for the ear, with shorter sentences than you would use on a page.
How to use it
- Enter your business, role or idea.
- Generate pitches and pick one whose length matches your situation — thirty seconds for networking, ninety for an investor meeting.
- Read it aloud twice and cut any clause you stumble over.
Tips for better results
- Open with the problem, not your job title.
- Use one number you know by heart rather than three you have to look up.
- End with a question so the conversation continues instead of stopping.
- Memorise the shape, not the script — recited pitches sound recited.
Example use case
A hardware founder trims the generated ninety-second pitch to forty seconds for a trade show, keeps the closing question about the visitor's current supplier, and books four follow-up calls.
What to do with the result
Use the pitch at networking events, in investor first meetings, on the phone and as the opening paragraph of a cold email. Save two versions — short and long — so you are never caught adapting on the spot.
Frequently asked questions
- How long should an elevator pitch be?
- Thirty to sixty seconds for most situations. Anything longer needs to be a conversation with the other person talking too.
- Should the investor pitch differ from the customer pitch?
- Yes. Investors want market size and traction; customers want the problem you remove from their day.