The pitch page for field service technicians — stand out from a stack of résumés.

PitchPage turns your technician résumé into a single shareable page that shows what a PDF can't: your first-visit fix rate, the service volume you've handled, your certifications at a glance, and a 60-second video where a service manager meets you before the interview. Service managers hire for reliability and customer trust — a pitch page proves both before they ever call your references.

Why it works for technicians

Questions technicians ask

What do I send instead of a résumé as a technician?

A pitch page: one link with your fix rate, service volume, certifications, and a short video. Send it in your application or follow-up and a service manager sees your reliability in numbers instead of a generic PDF.

Which numbers should I put on it?

The ones service managers screen for: first-visit fix rate, calls completed, average response/turnaround time, SLA compliance, and customer satisfaction. Even approximate, honest figures beat a list of duties.

What if I don't track exact stats?

Use honest ranges plus the systems and equipment you've serviced and the kinds of sites you cover (restaurants, clinics, retail). "Six years keeping commercial sites running, strong first-time fix" still signals competence.

Can I show my certifications and the equipment I know?

Yes — EPA 608, OSHA, manufacturer certs, and your systems get their own at-a-glance strip, so a hiring manager confirms your qualifications instantly.

How much does it cost?

Free to build and edit. $9 one-time to publish your shareable link — no subscription.