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For non-native English speakers · Fundraising pitch

Sound sure of yourself
in fundraising pitch.

Make investors lean in — problem, vision, ask. Your grammar is not the problem. What makes English sound confident is which word takes the weight, where the pause goes, and where the voice rises and falls — and nobody teaches that. Below are real lines for this situation with those three things marked. Hear each one said well, record yours, and see how close you came. Free, no account.

gold = the word that takes the weight  ·  ‖ = a pause  ·  ↗ the voice rises  ·  ↘ the voice lands  ·  → stays up, more to come

8 of 100 lines in this path

Lines people actually say.

Marked by the same engine that marks your own script in the app. The gold word is the one to lean on; everything else is lighter than you think.

  • hardThe core pitch

    The 30-second hook

    This company treats its people the way I'd want to be treated trained properly, trusted early, never rushed.

    I've watched you grow without cutting corners.

    That's exactly where I want to spend the next ten years.

    Hear this line said well →
  • mediumNumbers and market

    Unit economics

    It costs us about eleven hundred to win a clinic.

    They pay us four hundred a month.

    We are paid back in under three months.

    Hear this line said well →
  • mediumHard questions

    Answering how do you grow

    Every clinic knows nine other clinics.

    Half our customers came from a recommendation.

    We have never run a paid campaign.

    Hear this line said well →
  • mediumStory and team

    Answering why you

    Because I have been the customer.

    I know which of these problems people complain about and which ones they actually pay to fix.

    Hear this line said well →
  • mediumThe ask and after

    Handling a passed investment

    You are passing, and I understand.

    Would you tell me the real reason?

    Not the polite one, the one you told your partners.

    Hear this line said well →
  • easyInvestor relationships

    A first meeting with a fund

    Fifteen minutes, and I'll spend ten of them on the problem.

    If the problem doesn't land, the rest is noise.

    Hear this line said well →
  • mediumPitching to different rooms

    Pitching a strategic investor

    You already sell into these clinics.

    We're the thing they ask you for and you don't have.

    That's the case, and I know it cuts both ways.

    Hear this line said well →
  • hardHard financial questions

    When the numbers are bad

    This quarter is ugly and I'm not going to lead with the good chart.

    Here's what happened and what I misjudged.

    Hear this line said well →

What this path covers

The moments inside it.

  • The 30-second hookProblem + why now
  • The visionWhere this goes big
  • Traction & numbersProve it’s working
  • The askAmount, use, milestone

One last thing

Hear it in a voice like yours,
then in yours.

Pick the accent closest to yours and hear one voice say a line flat, then confident — same words, same accent. Then practise any of these lines against it. Your own voice takes a ten-second read and a free account. No card.