Practice investor pitches with AI feedback. Perfect your fundraising presentation, handle VC questions with confidence, and close your round.
Quick Answer
EchoPitch's investor pitch coach is an AI tool that helps founders practice fundraising presentations before meeting real VCs. It records your pitch, then gives instant feedback on delivery elements investors respond to: conviction and confidence signals, pacing against the typical 10-15 minute pitch window, and filler words like "um" and "basically" that undermine credibility. The tool also generates and lets you rehearse answers to tough VC questions, including market timing, unfair advantage, unit economics, and your funding ask, until responses feel natural rather than rehearsed. It's used by over 200 funded startups, whose founders have collectively raised more than £50M after practicing with it. A trial gives you 5 AI-powered practice sessions for £9.99, with an unlimited monthly plan for founders preparing for demo day or a full fundraising round, and progress tracking so you can see exactly how each new attempt compares with the last.
Your product is great. Your traction is real. But if you can't present with conviction, VCs won't bite. Founders who practice their pitch systematically raise faster and at better terms.
EchoPitch generates additional questions based on your specific pitch and industry.
Know exactly how long each section takes. Hit your 10-15 minute target.
AI measures confidence signals that VCs look for — voice steadiness, pace, presence.
Catch 'um', 'like', 'basically' — filler words that undermine credibility.
Compare attempts. See improvement. Know when you're ready.
Practice handling tough questions until answers feel natural.
Review your practice sessions. Spot issues you didn't notice live.
"Practiced my Series A pitch 12 times before meeting Sequoia. Closed the round in 2 weeks."
"The AI caught that I said 'basically' 15 times in my first run. Embarrassing but valuable."
"Being able to practice at 11pm before a 9am pitch is invaluable when you're fundraising."