Record once. Get matched. Then talk properly.
For founders, partners, investors and mentors. PitchXM is opening soon. The waitlist is how to hear first. Here is each step, how we keep it safe, and the questions people ask first.
The four steps
Make your card and record a pitch
When PitchXM opens you enter your email and we send you a one-time link or code. There is no card and nothing to sign up for first.
Make your card: who you are, what you offer, your topic and your stage. Then record a short pitch in your browser, upload one you already have, or paste a YouTube link.
Before your first pitch you tick that you are 18 or over and read the short terms line.
People swipe through pitches
People who are looking for what you offer swipe through pitches, and they can narrow them by topic and stage.
Nobody has to sit and wait for you. Your pitch is there to be watched when they have the time.
Swipe right and you are matched
When someone who fits swipes right on your pitch, you are matched.
You get each other's details, so either of you can reach out.
Set a time for a longer talk
You set your availability in your calendar.
The person you matched with picks a time from it, and you have a longer pitch, a talk or a meeting, with an agenda.
Safety
18 or over
You must be 18 or over to use PitchXM, and you confirm it before your first pitch.
Report
Report any pitch or match. The report is read by our team.
Block
Block someone and the two of you are never matched again.
Take it down
You can take your pitch down at once, whenever you like.
You confirm you are 18 or over. Your pitch can be watched by people on PitchXM, including investors, attendees and the public. You can take it down at once. You can report or block.
Questions
What does it cost?
Nothing. PitchXM is free to use. There is no card to enter.
When does it open?
PitchXM is opening soon. The waitlist is how to hear first. Join the waitlist and we email you once, when sign-in opens.
Does it work on a phone or a laptop?
Both. Use Chrome on Android, Safari on iPhone, or a current browser on a laptop. To record a pitch you need a camera and a microphone, or you can upload a video or paste a YouTube link.
The camera is blocked. What now?
If you opened the link inside another app (LinkedIn, Instagram, WhatsApp and similar), the camera is often switched off there. Open the page in Chrome or Safari instead: use the menu in that app and choose "Open in browser".
Who can see my pitch?
Anyone who wants to watch, including investors, attendees and the public. You and the person you match with get each other's details.
Can I take my pitch down?
Yes, at once. You can take it down whenever you like.
Who made PitchXM?
PitchXM is made by MeridianXM. It is not part of Web Summit, and Web Summit has not endorsed it.
Opening soon
PitchXM is opening soon. The waitlist is how to hear first. Free, and no card. You must be 18 or over.
Sign in to start pitching