Turn "Why charge?" into a compelling answer. Build your value story.
The page accepts product, industry, one of five pricing labels, differentiator lines and competitor text. It does not research a market or call a model. The three rectangles highlight product, industry and the selected pricing label, which become literal text in the pitch. Empty product and industry use generic defaults. The competitor field is carried in a share link but its text is not used by the pitch builder. Statements about rivals, revenue and reliability are unchecked boilerplate, not verified business facts. The builder trims the differentiator text, splits on newline and drops blank lines. Three nonempty supplied lines become three trimmed bullet lines. At sixty pixels per output bullet, the three-bullet bar is one hundred eighty pixels. With no supplied lines, the source instead inserts one generic value claim, represented by a sixty-pixel bar. These counts describe template assembly; they do not establish that any differentiator or fallback value claim is true. Generate fills the local pitch preview. Copy uses that last generated preview, so editing without Generate leaves old pitch text. Share Link serializes current raw fields into a base64 query parameter and copies a URL; it does not send a message or publish a pitch. The source uses Latin-one base64 encoding, so unrestricted Unicode can fail. Reloading a valid encoded link restores its nonempty fields and generates a pitch. It is a draft template whose business claims require human review, not a sales proof or external outreach.