Write your one-page pitch

The pitch is a one-page summary of your startup and the first step in Cuttles. Investors, banks and incubators often read it before anything else.

What's on the page

• Name and one-line pitch at the top: one sentence that says what you do.
• Dropdowns: stage, industry, employees, country, market size and business model.
• 10 text fields: Problem, Solution, Market, Unique Value Proposition, Business Model, Customer Segments, Channels, Competitors, Team and Traction. Each has a guiding question above it (for example "What is the solution to the problem?"). Each field holds up to 500 characters; the counter under the field shows how many you've used.
• Numbers: monthly revenue and monthly burn, chosen as ranges.
• Funding and legal: funding status, how much you've raised, whether you're looking for funding, and whether you've formed a legal entity.
• Company and contact information, which comes from the startup's settings.

Tips for a good pitch

• Write short, concrete sentences. One or two sentences per field is enough to start.
• Use real numbers where you have them. Leave a field empty rather than guessing.
• The ⓘ icon next to a field shows what it's asking for.

Your text saves automatically.

Get help with the wording

On the Grow and Series plans, each field has an AI Rewrite this and an AI Polish button once you've written some text yourself. See How AI Rewrite and AI Polish work.