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PitchRadar
Stop getting ghosted out of your brand deals
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Stop getting ghosted out of your brand deals
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Creators don't lose brand deals to "no" — they lose them to silence. PitchRadar tracks every pitch, nudges you the exact day a follow-up is due (email or Telegram), writes the escalating sequence for you, and when the deal closes it generates a numbered invoice and chases the payment instead of the reply. Free for 10 deals, no card. 50 founding lifetime spots at $39.99 — once they're gone, they're gone.
Love how it handles the silence problem, the nudge timing and auto invoice is genuinely clever. One thing I'd want though is a quick view of my best response windows per brand or category so I know when pitches historically get opened and replied to, instead of relying on a single generic follow up day.
@fatihrdeleests thanks. the response window idea is good, but it runs into two walls and i'd rather say them out loud than promise something i can't deliver.
first, i can't tell you when a pitch gets opened. that needs a tracking pixel inside your email, and i'm not putting one in. it's creepy, and plenty of mail clients block it anyway.
second, per brand or per category stats only mean something once you have a real pile of deals in each bucket. for someone who pitches occasionally, that split would be two deals against three, and i'd be showing you noise dressed up as insight.
what i can do honestly is measure time to reply on the deals you've already logged, and surface a pattern only when there's enough of it to be worth trusting. would that cover what you're after, or is the open rate the part you actually wanted?
the follow-up nudges actually came on the day i needed them, which never happens with my own reminders. wish i'd had this during my last sponsorship run.
@soneragah57306 ha, that's literally why i built it. my calendar reminders always went off on some random tuesday when i couldn't do anything with it anyway.
the part that hurt more was after the yes though. they agreed, i delivered, and then the payment just went quiet for two weeks. so now when a deal is marked agreed it stops chasing a reply and starts chasing the invoice instead.
how did your last run end up, did they ever come back?