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Best B2B Startup Pitches
Software, hardware, and services sold to other businesses. These founders face long sales cycles, procurement, and investors who want to see ARR, churn, and retention before they believe the model. Can they prove businesses will keep paying?
55 B2B pitches received funding from investors on The Pitch. See all funded startups →
After The PitchNectir Part 2: From Flat Round to The Biggest AI Deal in Education
Kavitta Ghai · Nectir
S15 · E8
Live ShowsLIVE in NYC: 3 Startups, 3 Investors, 15 Minutes to Invest
Jaime-Jin Lewis, Amaka Uchegbu & Celine King
S15 · E7
Consumer TechInvestrio: QuickBooks for the People
Joyce Medeiros & Laura Texidor · Investrio
S14 · E6
Electric VehiclesSTAG: The Tesla of Construction Equipment?!
Patrik Psenak & Adam Zajac · STAG
S14 · E5
Consumer BrandsOriginal Sunshine: The Best Bagel You've Never Heard Of
Brad Kent & David Cohen · Original Sunshine
S14 · E2
AIMappa: Can This Voice AI Startup Find You a Job… or a Date?
Sarah Lucena · Mappa.ai
S14 · E1
HardwareMaterial: F1 Engineer 3D Prints Batteries?!
Gabe Elias · Material Hybrid Manufacturing
S13 · E8
AIScience On Call: AI Agents… for Restaurants
Luisa Castellanos & Andrew Freivogel · Science On Call
S13 · E7
Consumer BrandsScarlet by RedDrop: Pitching the Big Vision
Monica Williams · RedDrop
S11 · E3
B2BKimoyo: Is This African Startup Venture Backable?
Mariam Braimah · Kimoyo Insights
S10 · E2
The Qleek TrilogyQleek Pt. III: A Postmortem and a Comeback
Ismail Salhi, Johanna Hartzheim & Matteo Terrevazzi · Qleek
S9 · E8
SustainabilityTether: Bodyguard of the Grid
Luis Medina Rivas & Martim Girao de Melo Perestrelo · Tether
S9 · E2
After The PitchWho Did the PPP Actually Save?
Courtney Caldwell, Tye Caldwell, Margot Schmorak & Tina Hedges
S8 · E1
After The PitchFightCamp: A Name Change, A Game Change
Khalil Zahar & Tommy Duquette · FightCamp
S5
Food & BeverageIs Selling in Walmart a Good Thing?
Debbie Wei Mullin · Copper Cow Coffee
S5 · E1
B2BTicket Scalpers, Beware! Blockchain Is Coming for You.
Harold Hughes · Bandwagon
S4 · E11
HardwareWill This Space Startup Make It off the Ground?
Vanessa Clark & William Kowalski · Atomos
S4 · E9
MarketplaceCould This Be the Next Airbnb?
Courtney Caldwell & Tye Caldwell · ShearShare
S3 · E2
About B2B on The Pitch
What is a B2B startup?
B2B startups sell to businesses, governments, or institutions of any size, as their main market or as a real revenue line beside consumer sales. The Pitch documents 111 B2B pitches across Seasons 1-16, with founders walking into a room of active venture investors and either leaving with a term sheet or leaving empty-handed.
Which B2B startups have pitched on The Pitch?
The Pitch has aired 111 B2B startup pitches: HapWare (S16E10), Church AI (S16E6), Paysquad (S16E5), Supercool Earth (S16E4), Ventrix (S16E2), Pitz (S16E1), Nectir (S15E8), Wiggle Room (S15E7), ROOK (S15E6), Climatta (S15E5). Plus 101 more, including iMirror and Babyscripts. Each episode includes the unedited pitch, the investor deliberation, and the funding outcome.
Which B2B startups received funding on The Pitch?
55 B2B startups received funding from investors on The Pitch. Together, they raised $18M. The funded list: HapWare, Church AI, Supercool Earth, Ventrix, Pitz, Wiggle Room, CosmicBrain AI, Aleoop, Above Health: The Allergy Clinic of the Future, STAG, Original Sunshine, Mappa.ai, Finnecto, Science On Call: AI Agents… for Restaurants, Aura Finance, Lockstop, Oma Health, Manot, Dopl, ESAI, Partytrick, Bridgefy, Vital Audio, Kinometrix Inc, geCKo Materials, Gnara, KredFeed, Thoras AI, PodcastAI: Josh Gets Displaced, Flock, FranShares, RedDrop, ChurchSpace, Nectir, Wist, Bevz, Lotus, Gemist, Dotcal, Tether, Fleeting, The Cru, Sun & Swell Foods, User Interviews, Samaritan, Feedback, Atomos, PartySlate, Shipsi, Hostfully, ShearShare, Rex Animal Health, Shift, Teamable, FightCamp (formerly Hykso).
Which B2B startup raised the most on The Pitch?
Shift raised the most among B2B startups on The Pitch: $3.8M from Phil Nadel, Jillian Manus, Daniel Gulati, and James Altucher in Season 2 Episode 3.
Who are the investors hearing B2B pitches?
The investors most often evaluating B2B pitches on The Pitch are Charles Hudson of Precursor Ventures, Jillian Manus of Structure Capital, and Phil Nadel of Forefront Venture Fund. Across the 111 B2B episodes, each pitch features 3-4 active VCs deliberating in real time.
How do B2B founders apply to be on The Pitch?
- Fill out the application at thepitch.show/apply.
- The casting team reviews submissions and looks for B2B founders with traction, a clear ask, and an unusual story (category has aired across Seasons 1-16).
- Selected founders are scheduled for a recording session in front of 3-4 active VCs.
- The pitch and deliberation are recorded unscripted; the funding decision happens live.
- Episodes air on The Pitch podcast, typically 2-6 months after recording.
When did each B2B pitch air?
B2B episodes have aired on The Pitch from Season 1 (2017) through Season 16 (2026), with the most recent being HapWare in S16E10. Every episode is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and all major podcast platforms, with full transcripts on each episode page.
What VCs have invested in B2B startups on The Pitch?
Active VCs that have invested in B2B startups on The Pitch include The Pitch Fund, Jillian Manus of Structure Capital, Phil Nadel of Forefront Venture Fund, Charles Hudson of Precursor Ventures, Cyan Banister of Long Journey Ventures, and Elizabeth Yin of Hustle Fund, with $18M committed across 55 funded pitches. 18 additional investors have also written checks in this category.






















































































