For accelerators & university entrepreneurship programs
Pressure-test your pitch before investors do.
PitchLab helps accelerators and university entrepreneurship programs give founders structured pitch assessments, realistic investor Q&A, and measurable improvement across repeated attempts.
Investor-level feedback
Assessed the way an investor would hear it
Repeatable improvement
Every attempt scored on the same dimensions
Timestamped issues
Each finding anchored to the moment it happened
Built for programs
Designed for accelerators and university centers
What founders receive
Clear, actionable feedback at every stage.
PitchLab analyzes what a founder says, not just what is on their slides. Every assessment highlights what worked, what hurt, and exactly how to improve.
- Flags exactly where the pitch lost credibility
- Explains why each issue matters to an investor
- Gives a specific fix, not “be clearer”
- Anchors every finding to the moment it occurred
- Overview
- Analysis
- Q&A
- History
Verdict
Conditional
Target length
9–12 min
Your length
8:42
Revenue model contradicts the pricing slide
You described per-seat pricing, then sized the market on a per-location basis.
Traction claim without numbers
You mentioned strong traction but did not provide specific metrics.
Problem framed, no customer named
You explained the problem but did not identify a specific customer segment.
Sample assessment shown for illustration. Scores and findings are examples, not results from a real pitch.
How it works
A simple process.
A much stronger pitch.
Founders record, get structured feedback, and improve through repeated practice.
- 1
Record
Capture a practice pitch in the browser or upload video or audio. Add a deck for context.
- 2
Analyze
PitchLab assesses delivery and content across structure, clarity, completeness and defensibility, flagging issues with timestamps.
- 3
Improve
Work from the debrief, practice the follow-up questions the weaknesses invite, and attempt the pitch again.
Key capabilities
Everything a founder needs to pitch with confidence.
Structured analysis
Investor-grade feedback on structure, clarity, completeness and defensibility — with exact timestamps and explanations.
Investor Q&A simulation
Realistic follow-up questions drawn from the specific weaknesses in the pitch, with graded answers.
“Is the forty-nine dollars per seat or per location? Walk me through revenue for one typical customer.”
Live coaching
Real-time interruptions while a founder speaks, when vague claims or unsupported numbers are detected.
You stated a $49 price point but have not explained gross margins.
Attempt history
Progress across repeated attempts, scored on the same dimensions so improvement is measurable.
Sample figures shown for illustration. Scores, questions and findings are examples, not results from a real pitch.
Built for entrepreneurship programs
Give your founders a more rigorous way to practice.
PitchLab gives accelerators and university entrepreneurship programs a way to help founders prepare for demo days, investor meetings and competitions — without adding to the coaching load.
- Consistent, investor-level feedback for every participant
- Better preparation before demo days, showcases and competitions
- A repeatable tool founders can use between mentoring sessions
- A practical complement to existing curriculum and coaching
Bring better pitch preparation to your program.
See how PitchLab can help your founders practice, improve, and walk into investor meetings ready.
Common questions
Who is PitchLab for?
Accelerators, university entrepreneurship centers and similar programs, who provide it to the founders they support. The people using it day to day are founders and student entrepreneurs.
Do you offer individual subscriptions?
No. PitchLab is sold to organizations, and founders get access through the program they belong to.
Is there a dashboard for tracking a whole cohort?
Not today. PitchLab assesses individual founders; each founder sees their own attempts and history. Program-level reporting is not part of the product.
What kinds of pitch work best?
Spoken pitches of roughly nine to twelve minutes, recorded in the browser or uploaded as video or audio. A deck can be added for context, but the assessment is of what is said.
How is the feedback produced?
The pitch is transcribed, then assessed by a panel of evaluation agents covering structure, market, go-to-market, business model and an overall investor view. Feedback is generated automatically and is intended as structured practice, not investment advice.