The pitch page for recent grads — stand out when you don't have years of experience.
PitchPage turns a thin résumé into a single shareable page that shows what a new grad actually has: projects and internships, the skills you've built, your story, and a 60-second video where a hiring manager meets your energy before the interview. When you can't win on years of experience, you win by showing up clearly and confidently — a pitch page is how you do that.
Why it works for recent grads
Lead with what you've done
projects, internships, coursework, clubs, and side work, framed as real contributions instead of a sparse list.
Show potential, not just history
a 60-second video where your motivation, communication, and coachability come through (what employers bet on for early hires).
One link that beats a half-empty PDF
memorable, modern, built in minutes — exactly the initiative employers want to see.
See a finished page
See example pitch pages across rolesQuestions recent grads ask
- I don't have much experience — what do I put on it?
- Projects, internships, relevant coursework, clubs, volunteer work, and side projects, plus a video. Frame what you've done and what you learned; clarity beats length.
- Will employers take a new grad's pitch page seriously?
- Yes — it signals initiative and communication, the traits employers most want in early hires, and it stands out against identical one-page résumés.
- What do I say in the video?
- Who you are, what you're excited to do, one thing you've built or learned, and what you're looking for. 60 seconds, genuine, looking at the lens.
- Is it worth $9 if I'm just starting out?
- It's free to build and edit; you only pay $9 once when you publish a page you're proud to send — cheaper than the interviews it can help you land.
- How much does it cost?
- Free to build and edit. $9 one-time to publish — no subscription.
Build your pitch page
Free to build, $9 to publish — upload your résumé and watch the page build itself.
Build My Pitch Page