Agency founders

Send the audit, the walkthrough and the next step as one page.

By PitchPage · Published September 21, 2026 · Updated October 9, 2026

A proposal PDF, a Loom walking through it, a calendar link and an invoice link make four attachments and four chances for a prospective client to stop reading.

PitchPage gives each client a single branded page: the walkthrough plays, your availability sits next to it, and the next step is one button away.

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What does PitchPage solve for agency founders?

It turns the audit, the walkthrough and the next step into one branded page per client, so a prospect sees the work and books the call without opening four attachments.

Winning work means looking like the studio you actually are before the first call happens. A scattered set of links undercuts that, and building a bespoke page per client is not worth the hours.

Proposals arrive as attachments nobody opens on a phone.
Audit walkthroughs get separated from the call booking.
Deposit links sit in a separate invoice email days later.
Every new client needs the same page rebuilt by hand.

An example workflow

How do you build a page for agency founders?

In three steps: record the audit, then wrap it in a page, then send and follow through.

1
Record the audit
Walk through the prospect’s site, ads or funnel on screen and point at the three things you would change first.
2
Wrap it in a page
Add the video, your discovery-call calendar, and a greeting naming the client. On Pro, set your brand color and hide the PitchPage badge.
3
Send and follow through
Send the link with the proposal. When they are ready, the same page can point at your deposit checkout or onboarding form.

What goes on a page for agency founders?

One video, one booking calendar and a greeting of up to 120 characters, plus a next-step button on Pro.

Screen-recorded auditThe walkthrough that shows you have already done the work.
Discovery bookingA Calendly or Cal.com link for the next conversation.
Your brandingOn Pro, your brand color, custom background and no PitchPage badge.
Deposit or onboarding linkOn Pro, a button to your external Stripe, PayPal or Lemon Squeezy checkout.

What does an example page look like?

Say Northwind asked for a brand audit. You screen-record a Loom walking through their site and the three changes you would make first, then build a page at pitchpage.pro/northwind-brand-audit with the greeting “Hi Priya — here is the audit walkthrough, the scope, and a time to talk it through.”

You send that one link with your proposal. Priya watches the audit and books a discovery call from the Calendly or Cal.com slots beside it. On Pro, once you agree on scope, the button on the same page can point to your deposit checkout or onboarding form.

pitchpage.pro/northwind-brand-audit

Page title

Northwind — brand audit & scope

Greeting

Hi Priya — here is the audit walkthrough, the scope, and a time to talk it through.

An illustrative example of how this use case fills in the page — not a real customer page.

What should you know before you start?

A few limits, so the page does what you expect for agency founders.

Each page carries one video and one calendar. If the audit and the scope need separate recordings, combine them into one walkthrough or send two pages.
Branding is a Pro feature: your brand color, a custom background and no PitchPage badge. The 7-day trial includes all of it.
PitchPage never holds a deposit. The button links to your own Stripe, PayPal, Lemon Squeezy or other HTTPS checkout, and the payment happens there.
Pages start Unlisted and stay out of search, but anyone with the link can open one, so leave out anything a client should not forward.

Questions agency founders ask

Can I put my agency’s branding on the page?

Yes, on Pro. You can set your brand color and a custom background and hide the PitchPage badge, and your name, company and profile image appear at the top of every page.

Can clients pay a deposit from the page?

Not through PitchPage. On Pro you add a button with up to 32 characters of text, like “Pay the deposit”, that links to your own checkout.

Can I reuse one page for several prospects?

You can, but the greeting is per page, so a page per client reads better. Pro has no page limit, and changing a page’s address later keeps the old link redirecting.

What do I need before I start?

Two links and one line: a Loom or YouTube link for the walkthrough, a Calendly or Cal.com link for the discovery call, and a greeting of up to 120 characters.

What does it cost?

PitchPage Pro is $25/month for unlimited pages, after a 7-day free trial that needs no card. The trial never turns into a paid plan on its own.

Build your first page

Your video, your booking calendar and your next step. Try PitchPage Pro free for 7 days — no credit card — then subscribe for $25/month when you are ready.

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