Script your 8–10 minute investor pitch using the storytelling structure that actually closes seed rounds. $97 USD

You know your business better than anyone in that room.

But when an investor looks up from your deck and says "so what do you do?" you freeze, you ramble, or you start explaining the architecture when they just want to know if customers will pay for it.

That's not a you problem, It's a structure problem, and structure is teachable.

In 90 minutes, you will script your full 8–10 minute pitch using the same storytelling framework used by founders who close seed rounds. This is not a template you fill in blindly. It is a guided system with investor psychology built in so you understand why it works, not just what to write.

Walk through building your full pitch script, section by section, in your own words. By the time you finish, you will have a complete draft you can actually say out loud.

Built for seed-stage tech founders raising $1M+. Perfect for:

• First-time founders who have never been taught how investor conversations actually work

• Technical founders who know their product inside out, but struggle to translate it into language that makes a room believe

• Non-native English speaking founders pitching in English for the first time

• Founders who have already been pitching and keep getting polite nos without understanding why. The structure is usually the problem. This fixes it

What’s Inside:

• A welcome section that reframes why your pitch isn't landing and what to do about it

• The Pixar storytelling structure explained, and why it works in investor rooms specifically

• Ten guided sections covering every part of your pitch: elevator pitch, founding story, problem solution, traction, market, business model, competition, team, and the ask

• A complete script compilation page so everything lives in one place

• A next steps section that tells you exactly what to do after you finish scripting

Each section gives you:

• What the investor is actually thinking when they hear this part of your pitch

• The #1 mistake founders make

• Fill-in-the-blank template

• Writing space, a real example, and a test to make sure it’s working

• Delivery guidance on where founders lose the room in that specific section and what to do about it.

You’ve built something fundable. Now let’s make sure the room knows it.