pitch.com/

Pitch

pitch.com/

Pitch is a cloud-based presentation tool for teams to build, collaborate on, and deliver slide decks, combining an AI slide generator with sharing, brand-library, and engagement-analytics features. Its headline, "Create slides that win," is paired with the specific claim that 4M+ teams use the product and save an average of 5 hours a week, and it stocks 150+ expert-designed templates. Notably, its customer testimonials name Perplexity alongside design studio Pentagram and Feedly, an unusual mix for a presentation tool's proof section, and the site frames presentations explicitly as "your new competitive advantage" rather than just an output format, reinforced by dedicated case-study links per named customer.

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Productivity & Collaboration

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Dark Colorful

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Framer

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Mark Pro BoldEina 03 Regular

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The AI presentation workspace

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Updated

Oct 15, 2026

Pitch's landing page, section by section

Each section below is cropped straight from Pitch's live page — useful references for productivity & collaboration landing page design.

Pitch design review: how the homepage is built

The page runs about 12,530px at desktop width, moving from a violet gradient hero through a white middle into a dark purple lower third and a white footer card. Blocks run: logo strip, workspace intro, three stats, quote cards, a seven-tile toolkit grid, integrations, a tabbed audience panel, a template list, four question rows and a link footer. Colour comes from #5318eb and #280f62 purples, with #c4ee87 lime kept for sign-up buttons. Type is Mark Pro Bold with Eina 03 Regular. Oversized hero type over drifting template thumbnails is the distinctive move.

Above the fold

A lilac announcement strip sits above a nav of five labels, Product, Use Cases, Templates, Resources and Pricing, with a white "Log in" pill and a lime "Sign up" pill at the right. The headline "Create slides that win." fills two lines of very large white type. A white prompt box below reads "Generate a sales presentation for a digital marketplace", with a "Prompts" control and a pale "Generate" button. Seven logos run in one row beneath.

Workspace intro, stats and quote cards

"Pitch is your presentation workspace" leads into "Stay in control" beside a lilac editor screenshot with two collaborator name tags. Three purple figures follow: "4M+", "150+" and "5H+", each with a short caption. "From first draft to closed deal, and beyond" opens a horizontal slider whose first card is numbered (01) Create, with a dark second card cut off at the right edge. Two rows of tall quote cards surround a centre tile reading "Trusted by 4M+ teams".

Toolkit grid, integrations and audience tabs

Under "A complete presentation toolkit" sit seven tiles in rows of two, two and three, from "AI Agent" and "Slide editor" to "Unrivaled visuals", alternating white, lilac and dark purple. "Start creating" leads to "Generate slides from your existing stack", a Pitch pill ringed by six round app icons. The page then turns dark purple for "Pitch is for people who mean business", with four tabs starting at "Software companies", a photo and a quote card.

Template list, questions and footer

A large "Templates" heading sits beside a vertical list of category words from PITCH DECK to CREATIVE, with the highlighted DESIGN row showing three thumbnails. "Not just another slide tool" heads four rounded question rows, the first reading "Is Pitch free to use?". A ghosted "Let's Pitch" wordmark sits behind a white footer card with four link columns and five social icons.

On mobile

At 390px the headline stacks on three lines and a slide screenshot replaces the prompt box, with "Sign up for free" and a lime "Get a demo" directly under the subhead. The logo row is cut off after two names. Stats wrap into two columns plus a lone third figure, toolkit tiles stack in one column, and the footer links split into two columns.

Worth borrowing

A prompt box over drifting template thumbnails shows the product before any copy is read.
Alternating white, lilac and dark purple tiles separate seven features without borders.
Lime appears only on "Sign up" and "Get a demo", so conversion buttons are the one warm colour.