Send prospects one page: your video, your calendar, your next step.
PitchPage gives you one polished page for your video, your booking calendar and your next step. You send one link instead of a message full of separate ones, and whoever opens it can watch and book in one place — whether you’re selling, showcasing, recruiting or following up.
Record an intro or a screen walkthrough, upload a video, or use an existing Loom or YouTube link. Add the scheduling link you already use — Calendly, SavvyCal, HubSpot, Google Calendar or almost any other — and your next step. Then share the link or a QR code, or embed the page on your website.
Recording and uploading are included with the trial and with Pro. Loom and YouTube links work too.
No credit card required Your own pitchpage.pro/link $25/month after the trial
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A real PitchPage. Your video, your calendar, your next step. See it live
Use cases
Make one page fit the work you do.
You get the same building blocks — a video, a calendar, a next step — to arrange for the way you actually work, so what you send looks made for the person opening it, not like a mass email.
Give people one place to watch, book and take the next step.
Add a video, paste your booking link, write one line and publish. You send one link instead of three, which means less link friction for whoever opens it.
Video
Record it, upload it, or paste a link
Your video plays at the top of your page, so people can watch it where they land instead of in another tab. Choose whichever is easiest for you:
Camera
Record yourself with your camera and microphone, on a computer or a phone.
Screen, with or without your camera
On a computer, record a screen, window or tab you choose. Chrome and Edge can add your camera in a corner.
Upload a file
Use a clip you already have, including one filmed on your phone: an MP4, MOV or WebM up to 5 minutes and 1 GB.
A Loom or YouTube link
Already made the video? Paste the link, and PitchPage embeds its player on your page.
Recording and uploading are included with the trial and with Pro. Loom and YouTube links work too. Recordings are screen recordings you send, not live screen sharing or video calls.
Booking
Keep the calendar you already use
You don’t have to switch tools. Paste your scheduling link from Calendly, Cal.com, SavvyCal, HubSpot, Google Calendar and more, and booking a time becomes the obvious next move — right beside the video where your provider allows it, or with a Book a meeting button where it doesn’t.
Present it as your own
Choose a light or dark page, your brand color and a custom background, and hide the PitchPage badge — all part of the trial and Pro.
Point people to what’s next
Add a button to your own Stripe, PayPal, Lemon Squeezy or other HTTPS checkout, form or document. PitchPage links out to it and never handles the payment itself.
Share one link anywhere
You get your own PitchPage URL for every page, with no domain to buy. Change it later and the old one keeps redirecting.
Embed the whole page
Put your published page — video, calendar and button together — on your own website with an iframe. You embed your whole PitchPage, not just its video.
Put your page on a flyer, a business card or a slide. Download a PNG or SVG, and name a campaign to see the visits from each code. Included with the trial and Pro.
See what happens after you send it
Check page views, video plays and button clicks for each page. You see totals, not who visited, and bookings stay in your scheduling tool.
How it works
Publish your page in three steps. No code, no domain.
1
Add your video
Start your free trial and claim your pitchpage.pro/name link. Then record, upload or paste a Loom or YouTube link.
2
Add your calendar and greeting
Paste the scheduling link you already use, write a greeting, and add an optional next-step button.
3
Share or embed it
Send the link by email, DM or text, print its QR code, or embed the whole page on your website.
Share or embed
Put the whole page on your own website.
You can use every published page two ways: send its link, or embed it on another site with an iframe. The embedded page is the same page — your greeting, the video, the booking calendar and the next-step button, all working inside the frame.
This is different from the Loom or YouTube player PitchPage shows inside your page: here, your PitchPage itself is what gets embedded.
Embed code — replace the address with your published page
<iframe
src="https://pitchpage.pro/your-page"
title="Watch my video and book a time"
width="100%"
height="760"
style="border: 0; width: 100%;"
loading="lazy"
allow="fullscreen; picture-in-picture"
allowfullscreen
></iframe>
Use the address of a published page. Unpublished pages, the editor and the dashboard cannot be embedded.
Your website builder must let you add custom HTML or an iframe.
On a phone the page stacks the video above the calendar, so it needs more room — about 1,200 pixels high. The frame does not resize itself; adjust the height to fit your layout.
Inside an embed, PitchPage’s own analytics and its consent banner are off. Loom, YouTube, your scheduling provider and the video player can still use their own cookies under their own privacy terms.
Iframes do not run in emails or in LinkedIn posts and messages — send the link there instead.
Pricing
Unlimited pages for one flat price.
PitchPage Pro
$25/mo
Billed monthly, after your 7-day free trial
One flat price for unlimited pages, so it does not grow with your outreach. Make a page for every prospect, client, listing or role without counting them — at 50 pages a month, that is 50¢ a page.
Payments are handled by Lemon Squeezy, so PitchPage never sees your card. We never sell your data or use it for ads.
What you get
7-day free trial
No credit card, nothing charged, nothing auto-renews
Unlimited pages once you subscribe
Up to 3 during the trial
Your video
Use a Loom or YouTube link you already have
Recording and uploads
Camera, screen and file uploads, clips up to 5 minutes. Stores 30 minutes of video during the trial and 10 hours on Pro — unlimited pages, not unlimited video.
Your booking calendar
The scheduling link you already use — Calendly, SavvyCal, HubSpot and more
Share or embed
Send the link, download a QR code, or embed the whole page on your website
Page analytics
Views, video plays and button clicks for each page
Custom colors
Your brand color and custom background
Hide the PitchPage badge
Your page, without our logo on it
Next-step button
Link out to your own external checkout or form
Support by email
Write to support@pitchpage.pro
Your own pitchpage.pro/yourname link · No credit card to start · Subscribe when you are ready
Frequently asked questions
How does the free trial work?
You get 7 days of PitchPage Pro when you create your account — every Pro feature, up to 3 pages. No card is required and nothing is charged. The trial does not turn into a subscription on its own: when it ends you simply lose access to creating and editing until you choose to subscribe. Your pages stay saved either way, including any video you recorded or uploaded, and links you have already shared keep working.
Do I need to buy a domain name?
No. When you sign up you choose a page URL and your page lives at pitchpage.pro/your-name. If you change it later, the old URL redirects to the new one.
Do I need Loom or YouTube?
No. During the trial and on Pro you can record a video in PitchPage or upload a file (MP4, MOV or WebM). You can also paste a Loom share link or a YouTube link instead, and PitchPage turns it into an embedded player. Other video hosts are not supported.
Can I record my screen, or record on my phone?
On a computer, yes: the recorder can capture a screen, a window or a browser tab, narrated with your microphone, and Chromium browsers such as Chrome and Edge can add your camera in a corner. Whether a tab’s or your computer’s sound is included depends on your browser and what you choose to share. On a phone you can record with the camera or upload a video you filmed, but phone browsers cannot record the screen. This is a screen recording you send, not a live screen share or a video meeting.
How long can a video be, and how much can I store?
Recorded and uploaded videos can be up to 5 minutes long and 1 GB. An account can store 30 minutes of them during the trial and 10 hours on Pro — that is how much video an account holds at once, not a monthly allowance. Loom and YouTube links do not count. Pages are a separate limit: up to 3 during the trial and unlimited on Pro.
Can I use my existing calendar with PitchPage?
Yes. Add the booking link from the scheduling tool you already use — Calendly, Cal.com, SavvyCal, HubSpot Meetings, Google Calendar appointment scheduling, Microsoft Bookings, Acuity and many others. There is nothing to switch and no calendar account to connect: bookings, availability and confirmations keep coming from that tool, exactly as they do today.
Can visitors book a meeting directly from my page?
Often, yes. Calendly, Cal.com and SavvyCal booking pages, among others, appear right beside your video, so visitors pick a time without leaving. When a scheduling tool or a particular booking page does not allow embedding, your page shows a Book a meeting button that opens your booking page in a new tab.
Does PitchPage replace my calendar or scheduling tool?
No. PitchPage has no calendar of its own and does not manage your availability. It brings your video, your existing scheduling link and your next step together on one page you can share with a prospect.
Can I put the page on my own website?
Yes. A published page can be embedded on another website with an iframe — the whole page, with the video, the booking calendar and the button — as well as shared by its link. See the embed code. Your site builder must allow custom HTML or iframes.
Can I take payment on my page?
PitchPage does not process or collect payments. On Pro you can add a button that links out to your own checkout — Stripe, PayPal, Lemon Squeezy or any other HTTPS payment link — and the payment happens on that provider’s page.
Can I share my page with a QR code?
Yes. During the trial and on Pro, you can download a QR code for any published page as a PNG or SVG, ready for a flyer, a business card or a slide. Give each code a campaign name, and Analytics shows how many visits came from it.
Can I see whether people opened my page?
Yes, as totals. Analytics shows page views, video plays and button clicks for each page, plus unique visitors among people who accept analytics. It does not show who visited or how much of the video they watched, and bookings made in your scheduling tool are not counted. Your own visits and pages embedded on other sites are left out.
Will my page show up in Google?
Only if you choose it. Every page starts Unlisted — live at its link, but kept out of search. Switch a page to Public and it is added to the PitchPage sitemap and made discoverable to search engines. No one can guarantee that a search engine or an AI assistant will index, rank or recommend a particular page.
Who is behind PitchPage?
PitchPage is owned and run by Shaf Shadaab, its Owner/GM, who acquired it in September 2026. Questions go to support@pitchpage.pro, and the About page has more.
Is it safe to pay for Pro?
Payments are handled by Lemon Squeezy as merchant of record, so your card details go to Lemon Squeezy and never reach PitchPage. Lemon Squeezy also handles sales tax and receipts. We never sell your data or use it for ads.
How is this different from sending a Loom link and a Calendly link?
Instead of a video link and a booking link in one message, you give the person one page: your greeting, the video, a way to book right beside it and an optional next-step button. You can keep recording in Loom, or record or upload in PitchPage. See the full comparison.
How do I cancel Pro?
Sign in to PitchPage, open Dashboard → Billing, and select Manage subscription. You are taken securely to Lemon Squeezy’s customer portal, where you can cancel your plan or update your payment method. If you cancel, Pro stays active through the end of your current paid period. If you need help, email support@pitchpage.pro.
Who's behind PitchPage
Shaf Shadaab · Owner/GM, PitchPage · New York
“I bought PitchPage after using video in my own sales outreach. Sending prospects separate links for a video, a calendar and the next step felt disjointed. PitchPage brings those into one page.”
Shaf Shadaab acquired PitchPage in September 2026 and runs it today. Questions go to support@pitchpage.pro.
