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PitchPage for schools, bootcamps and career programs

Students practise the way they will work: a short video, a booking link and a clear next step on one page they can send to an employer, a client or a mentor. PitchPage sponsors that access for students in partner programs, for the length of each program.

What sponsored access includes

  • Up to 30 pages at a time — delete one to make room for the next, as often as you like
  • Record or upload a video, or use a Loom or YouTube link
  • Your scheduling link, a next-step button, page analytics and QR codes
  • No credit card, and nothing is ever charged automatically
  • Free through the last day of the program
  • When access ends, your pages stay saved and shared links keep working

How it works

  1. 1

    Your program partners with PitchPage

    We set up a cohort for each program run, with its dates.

  2. 2

    Students get one private enrollment link

    Opening it and creating a free account is all a student does. People who already have an account can use the program’s code instead.

  3. 3

    Students build and share pages

    Each student can keep up to 30 pages at once for the whole program.

  4. 4

    Organizers get an aggregate summary

    Registrations, how many published a page, and activity — totals only, never individual students’ activity.

Who is eligible

Sponsored access is available to students in programs that partner with PitchPage. If your school or program is not a partner yet, an organizer can ask us about one. Students can also start a regular 7-day free trial at any time.

Ask about a partnershipStart a free 7-day trial instead

Questions

Is it really free for students?
Yes. No card is collected and nothing is charged. When the program ends, a student can choose to subscribe, or simply keep their existing pages online.
What happens when the program ends?
We email a reminder two weeks and three days before. After the end date, pages stay saved and published links keep working; creating or editing pages needs a subscription.
What do organizers see?
Aggregate numbers for their cohort only: registrations, how many published a page, and activity. Small cohorts see less detail so no student can be singled out.
Can teachers use it too?
Yes — educators in a partner program can be given the same access.