The Honest Pitches stack
Honest Pitches doesn't replace your stack. It closes the sale when your stack sends traffic to a URL.
The builders, funnels, decks, and social schedules you already use are the bait. Honest Pitches is the hook. The page is the asset that scores, compounds, and converts while you sleep — the URL you send in every follow-up, in every reply, in every cold email.
The "better together" picture
If you already use ClickFunnels + a landing page builder + a social schedule, you do not need to throw any of it away to add Honest Pitches. You need to point the funnel at a scored permanent page instead of a static destination. Every combo below shows you where the page slots in, what the other tool still wins, and how the two compose.
The combos
Honest Pitches + ClickFunnels (or any sales funnel)
Funnels send traffic. The page closes it.
Honest Pitches + a landing page builder
Builders earn the click. The page earns the trust.
Honest Pitches + a pitch deck tool
The deck closes the room. The page closes the URL.
Honest Pitches + a sales pitch deck
Send the deck on the call. Send the page after.
Honest Pitches + review platforms
Reviews prove the product. The score proves the pitch.
Honest Pitches + social and content marketing
Posts earn the click. The page earns the close.
How to add Honest Pitches to your stack
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Step 1
Get an HP code
An HP code is your permanent channel address. Issue one in the Studio (free during the Founding Pitcher window) or buy the $100 SKU for the permanent bundle (capped at 100).
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Step 2
Point your existing URL at the page
Swap the destination URL of your funnel, your builder, your bio link, your deck follow-up, or your review profile for the HP code URL. The buyer sees a scored pitch page instead of a static form.
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Step 3
Let the page earn the score
Critics score the pitch across six dimensions. The score follows the URL forever. Send the same link next month; the asset has been compounding the whole time.
Why we don't replace anything
We are the third column in each row, not the headline. Pick the tool that fits the job. Then send the buyer to a pitch page when the job is to close. The page is the asset; the work you put into it compounds; the rest of your stack does what it already does well.