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Every pitch, every decision, every outcome. 206 episodes with real founders pitching real investors—for real money.
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Consumer BrandsConsumer Brands
How Niche Is Too Niche?
Orion Brown · The Black Travel Box
S6 · E5
MarketplaceMarketplace
Raising Kids Is Hard. So Is Raising a Startup.
Jen Saxton · Tot Squad
S6 · E4
After The PitchAfter The Pitch
I’ve Looked Death in the Eye
Amado Guloy · Rex Animal Health
S5
After The PitchAfter The Pitch
Fighting the 24/7 Startup Grind
Margot Schmorak · Hostfully
S5
Call-InCall-In
Call-in Pitch Competition
Leigh Isaacson, Hector Morales, Eduard Skhisov & Tom Impallomeni
S5 · E14
Consumer TechConsumer Tech
Wait, Your App Does What Exactly?
Spencer Shulem · WeDo
S5 · E12
After The PitchAfter The Pitch
FightCamp: A Name Change, A Game Change
Khalil Zahar & Tommy Duquette · FightCamp
S5
SubscriptionSubscription
Is This the Amazon Prime of Airline Tickets?
Rama Poola · SkyHi
S5 · E7
FAQ
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How many episodes of The Pitch are there?
There are 206 episodes of The Pitch, spanning multiple seasons of real founders pitching real investors for real money. New episodes are released regularly, so the archive keeps growing.
Can I watch The Pitch episodes?
Yes, select episodes are available to watch on YouTube. Head to our videos page to see the full video catalog, or subscribe on your favorite podcast app to listen on the go.
How do founders get on The Pitch?
Founders apply to pitch on the show. If you’re raising a seed round and want to pitch real VCs in front of a global audience, submit an application. Our team reviews every submission.
What happens after a founder pitches on The Pitch?
Of the 168 founders who have pitched on the show, 81 have gone on to close a round, often with investors they met in the room. Many founders use the episode as a catalyst to finish their raise, and some secure term sheets within days of recording.
Is The Pitch like Shark Tank?
Not quite. The Pitch features real venture capitalists writing real checks into early-stage startups, with no scripted drama or Hollywood editing. We dig into the actual diligence conversations investors have. Read our full comparison The Pitch vs. Shark Tank.