You ship on Sunday. The algorithm eats your week.
You built something worth buying. Distribution is eating your week.
You ship on Sunday. Monday you draft a thread. Tuesday you reply to comments. Wednesday you time posts for an algorithm that may never show your link. By Thursday, you've spent more hours performing the pitch than building the product.
That's not marketing. That's a second job you didn't apply for.
Every thread is a pitch you can't edit, version, or measure.
The score you don't have is the score everyone else does
Every thread is another live pitch you can't edit, version, or measure. By the time someone clicks the link in your bio, the post is buried under 14 hours of fresher content.
Three things compound while you perform:
- Time — hours of social, minutes of building. The ratio never improves.
- Proof — no durable score. Just vibes and disappearing engagement.
- Trust — readers can't tell what's an ad, what's hype, and what's honest.
The worst part? The pitch itself is usually fine. Disposable distribution is what's broken.
One permanent page. One HP code. Community-rated.
One page. One code. Done.
Honest Pitches is a permanent, scored pitch page. You write the problem, the proof, the price, the CTA, the disclosures — once. You share a single link and an HP code (the little HP-XXXXX-X badge) in your thread, your DM, your footer, your launch dir listing.
The page does the closing. You keep doing the part you're good at: shipping and talking to people.
How it works in three lines
- Publish one pitch at
studio.honestpitches.com. You get an HP code. - Drop the code in your thread, your DM, your footer, your launch dir listing.
- The page closes. The score sits there, on the record, where future buyers can find it.
No engagement theater. No pay-to-skip-the-line. No hiding the formula.
Dogfood, on the record
This very page is a pitch on Honest Pitches. So are the seven partner pitches that just shipped alongside it — for a pool-presence service, a web-presence score, two pool-cover companies (a Rogue Valley local-service shop and a NW automatic-safety-cover shop), a one-on-one yoga teacher, and a Palmas-del-Mar food-delivery hub. They live at their own HP codes, on the same renderer, scoring on the same rubric. The platform ships its own dogfood before it asks you to ship yours.
Your turn
While you watch, we'll occasionally ask for a quick signal. Every answer is anonymous.
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Have you ever re-pitched the same offer in three different threads this week?
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Did the 'feed vs page' comic make the disposable-distribution problem click for you?
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Did the 'one permanent page, one HP code, community-rated' model feel real or aspirational?
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What's the one thing that would make Honest Pitches not work for you?
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Would you start your first pitch at studio.honestpitches.com today?
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Overall Recommendation
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