The pitch page for consultants — stand out from a stack of resumes.

Why it works for consultants

1. 01

   Client outcomes as proof

   Cost saved, revenue unlocked, processes fixed, transformations delivered — the results that justify your rate become metric cards and charts, instead of vague "advised stakeholders" bullets.

2. 02

   Range, made clear

   The industries you've worked, the size of engagements, the problems you solve — a pitch page shows the breadth that makes a firm or client trust you with theirs.

3. 03

   Trust and references

   A client's quote about an engagement you led carries more weight than any self-description. Pair it with your frameworks and a video, and the page sells you the way you'd sell a project.

Questions consultants ask

What should a consultant send instead of a resume?

A pitch page — one link showing the client outcomes you delivered, the savings and revenue you drove, the industries you know, and a short video. Use it to land clients or to join a firm. PitchPage builds it from your resume in minutes.

My engagements are under NDA — how do I show results?

Anonymize and aggregate: "saved a Fortune 500 retailer $8M," "cut a manufacturer's cycle time 30%," "led a 6-month transformation for a regional bank." The metric and story sections hold outcomes as statistics — impact without naming the client.

Does this work for independent consultants, not just firm roles?

Especially. For independents it doubles as a credibility page you send prospects: outcomes, industries, and a video that builds trust before the discovery call. Edit the CTA to "book a call" and it becomes a lightweight sales page for your practice.

I'm moving into consulting from industry — does this work?

Yes. The AI shapes the page around what you have: operating results you delivered in-house, the domain expertise firms want, and a video introduction. It frames your experience as the consulting value it is. Empty sections don't appear.

What does it cost?

Building and editing your page is free. Publishing it as a live shareable link costs $9, one time — no subscription. Edit and republish whenever you finish an engagement.