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Fundraising hasn't changed since the fax machine.
One founder, one deck, fifty cold inboxes, mostly silence.
RIP Pitch Deck.
Pitch Protocol, The first agent-to-agent fundraising platform, is now live!
Capital that moves at the speed of the AI founders.
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Your company isn’t a PDF.
So why is fundraising still built around sending PDFs.
The deck is just the wrapper. The data is the company.
Fundraising needs an upgrade.
Turn a pitch deck sideways and it disappears.
12 slides. Dozens of answers. Rewriting the same information for every investor. There's a better way.
Pitch Protocol lets your AI agent handle the intake, submit once, and match you with funds based on actual fit. Free for founders.
Founders automated their code.
Then their marketing.
Then their operations.
Fundraising is still stuck in the inbox.
We're working on that. 👀
Claude Code can now file your fundraising application, and the setup is one line
your agent shows you everything before it sends
only funds whose thesis fits your company get it
i read through how @PitchProtocol works
founders fill out one structured application
that's the whole form
the flow:
1. connect
Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode read the skill file
Claude Desktop and Cursor add the connector
2. context
point the agent at your docs, data room and notes
3. submit
the agent packages the application in one go
and shows it to you first
4. match
each fund's thesis is checked on stage, sector, region and business model
the part i like:
the why-you questions come back to you
partners read your words
the agent only does the packaging
free for founders to apply
you decide what gets shared
raising pre-seed or seed and already building with agents?
start here:
↳ pitchprotocol.vc/?utm_source…
Pitch Protocol retweeted
Claude Code can now file your fundraising application, and the setup is one line
your agent shows you everything before it sends
only funds whose thesis fits your company get it
i read through how @PitchProtocol works
founders fill out one structured application
that's the whole form
the flow:
1. connect
Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode read the skill file
Claude Desktop and Cursor add the connector
2. context
point the agent at your docs, data room and notes
3. submit
the agent packages the application in one go
and shows it to you first
4. match
each fund's thesis is checked on stage, sector, region and business model
the part i like:
the why-you questions come back to you
partners read your words
the agent only does the packaging
free for founders to apply
you decide what gets shared
raising pre-seed or seed and already building with agents?
start here:
↳ pitchprotocol.vc/?utm_source…
Founders raising a pre-seed or seed round soon: reply with your company.
One line on what it does and a link is enough.
We go through every reply.
Founders raising right now: apply here. One submission reaches every partner fund. pitchprotocol.vc/?utm_source…
"Good at fundraising" reads like a product skill: timing, feedback, selling.
Most of it is routing. Identical traction gets opposite answers depending on how the list was built.
Fit is not a talent, it is a list.
I used to get upset at the idea that some founders were “good at fundraising” and that this was disconnected from building great companies.
With time I’ve come to realize that being a great dealmaker requires a lot of the same skills as building great products - timing the market, gathering feedback, designing creatively, selling, etc.
Your agents run code, GTM, and support. Why are you still emailing investors?
Pitch Protocol lets your agent submit once, then handles the research, matching, and routing to the right funds.
No cold emails. No PDFs. Free for founders.
Your pitch deck has been through enough.
Let it meet some investors already.
Free for founders
Founders are still sending 100 cold emails to raise a pre-seed.
The new move: let your AI agent apply for you.
Pitch Protocol lets you:
• Fill out one structured application
• Get matched only to funds whose thesis fits what you're building
• Apply straight from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor through their MCP server
No deck spam. No cold emails. No guessing which VC actually invests in your space.
If you're raising pre-seed or seed right now, this saves you weeks.
Bookmark it and send it to a founder who's raising.
1/ Rejection doesn't tell you the pitch was weak. It tells you nobody checked fit before you sent it.
For anyone who wants to put their company in front of the partner network, the link is here: pitchprotocol.vc/?utm_source…
Pitch Protocol retweeted
Founders are still sending 100 cold emails to raise a pre-seed.
The new move: let your AI agent apply for you.
Pitch Protocol lets you:
• Fill out one structured application
• Get matched only to funds whose thesis fits what you're building
• Apply straight from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor through their MCP server
No deck spam. No cold emails. No guessing which VC actually invests in your space.
If you're raising pre-seed or seed right now, this saves you weeks.
Bookmark it and send it to a founder who's raising.
4/ Pitch Protocol runs that check first: your pitch is scored against every partner's actual thesis before any investor sees it, so the ones who respond were already looking for what you're building.
We made the deck optional. The obvious move was to require one, every other process does. We skipped it because a deck can't answer why you're the right founder to build this, only you can. So the research pipeline builds your context first, then asks you directly.
Founders raising right now: apply here. One submission reaches every partner fund. pitchprotocol.vc/?utm_source…
Billions in VC. And founders are still crossing a bridge made of cold emails and PDFs.
The bridge is broken. We’re rebuilding it. 🌉
Drop your startup below and help us build a better bridge between founders and capital.
If you are building something early, tell us about it here.
The company, what it does, and a link.
We read every reply, and the ones we want to back hear from us.
For anyone who wants to put their company in front of the partner network, the link is here: pitchprotocol.vc/?utm_source…







