The pitch page for software engineers — stand out from a stack of resumes.
PitchPage turns your engineering resume into a single shareable page that shows what a PDF or a bare GitHub link can't: what you've shipped and the impact it had, your stack at a glance, and a 60-second video where a hiring manager meets you before the screen. Engineering recruiters skim stacks of resumes that list the same frameworks — a pitch page is how the person who actually built and shipped stands out.
Why it works for software engineers
- 01
Impact, not a keyword wall
what you shipped and what it moved (latency cut, scale handled, users/revenue affected) as real metrics.
- 02
Stack + proof at a glance
languages, frameworks, and systems in one strip, linked to real work — no ATS keyword roulette.
- 03
The human layer
a 60-second intro and teammate testimonials that show you communicate and collaborate, which code samples can't.
Questions software engineers ask
- What do I send instead of a resume as a developer?
- A pitch page: one link with your shipped projects, impact, stack, and a short video. It goes further than a GitHub link by showing impact and the person behind the code.
- Isn't my GitHub or portfolio enough?
- GitHub shows code; it rarely shows impact, context, or you. A pitch page frames the work ("cut p95 latency 40%," "scaled to 2M users") and adds a face — which is what earns the recruiter call.
- How do I show impact if my work is under NDA or internal?
- Describe the problem, scale, and outcome in ranges without proprietary detail: "rebuilt the billing pipeline, cut processing time 60%" — no code or client specifics.
- I'm a junior or bootcamp grad — is it worth it?
- Yes. Lead with projects you've built end-to-end, what you learned, and a video that shows curiosity and communication. Hiring managers hire juniors on signal and trajectory.
- How much does it cost?
- Free to build and edit. $9 one-time to publish your shareable link — no subscription.
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Build your engineering pitch page
Free to build, $9 to publish. Upload your resume and watch the page build itself.