LESS INTERRUPTIONS, MORE INCOME.
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The average price a B2B company will spend to get a meeting.
Average number of times we'll get prospected.
Average amount of debt you are in (and that's excluding mortgages!).
No more awkward cold calls, emails, or spam on LinkedIn. Just pay to submit a pitch to your buyer.
Finally a place where sales is welcomed. Sellers pay to submit short pitches to their next dream customer. Buyers get extra income.
Reduce follow up calls and emails by sending salespeople to your Pitchfire page. We reply on your behalf, and pull you out of most sales automation.
Sellers only pay when a buyer answers a pitch. A buyer can book instantly if they are interested, or inform the seller why they aren't interested.
We get prospected an average 780 times a year. Your attention, time, and insight are super valuable.
Get extra income reviewing short sales pitches, and reduce interruptions from cold prospecting.
We've built a specific place for you pitch buyers. Think of it like a highway for selling. No one likes chasing a prospect with awkward cold calls, emails, and LinkedIn messages.
Get more at-bats and build pipeline with Pitchfire.
The average company will spend $3500 to get a prospect into a sales meeting. Outbound prospecting is broken. Most buyers want less meetings.
Engage with your total addressable market for a fraction of the cost.
It's estimated a company loses $1.4 million dollars for every employee dealing with interruptions from sellers.
Reduce interruptions, while letting your employees earn extra income.
List yourself on Pitchfire's B2B marketplace, and start collecting money answering sales pitches.
Sign up with your work email, link up your calendar, and businesses can find and offer you money to answer their sales pitch.
The businesses that cold call, email, and message you on LinkedIn are the hottest leads to pay you for a pitch.
Pitchfire inbox plugin let's you reply to sellers in one click, sending them to your marketplace over email.
Bonus points: It also stops most automated follow up.
If you like a pitch, book with the seller in one-click.
If you don't, tell them why, and still get paid.
