Elevator Pitch Generator
Tell us about your business, what makes it different, and who it's for — get 3 pitch lengths to match any situation, from a quick introduction to a full one-minute pitch.
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Why every business owner needs more than one pitch
The right elevator pitch depends entirely on how much time you actually have. A chance meeting at a wedding might only get you 10 seconds before the conversation moves on. A networking event might give you 30. A genuinely interested investor, partner, or customer might give you a full minute. Most business owners only ever prepare one version — usually the long one — and end up either rambling when they only had 10 seconds, or cutting themselves off awkwardly mid-sentence.
Three lengths, ready for whichever moment shows up
This free elevator pitch generator writes all three lengths from the same core details about your business: a tight 10-second version (just what you do and who it's for, one sentence), a 30-second version that adds your differentiator and a reason to be remembered, and a full 60-second version with a bit more detail and a natural call to action. Each version shows its exact word count, so you know it'll actually fit the time you have.
Fill in your business, what makes it genuinely different from competitors, and who it's for, and you'll get all three ready to practice and use — at a trade fair, a chamber of commerce meetup, a customer introduction, or anywhere else you need to explain your business fast.
Practicing your pitch so it doesn't sound rehearsed
A good elevator pitch should sound natural when spoken aloud, not read like a script — say each version out loud a few times, adjust any phrase that feels stiff in your own voice, and time yourself against the target length. The 10-second version especially benefits from memorizing it close to word-for-word, since you genuinely won't have time to improvise; the 30 and 60-second versions can stay a little more flexible so you can adapt them to the specific person you're talking to.
Once your pitch lands, give people something to follow up with — your free BizGo business page is a natural next step to mention or share right after your pitch. See the box above to get started.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much time you have to introduce your business varies by situation — a chance meeting might only give you 10 seconds, while a genuinely interested contact might give you a full minute. Having all 3 ready means you're never caught rambling or cut off.
The 10-second pitch is about 20-25 words, the 30-second pitch about 65-75 words, and the 60-second pitch about 130-150 words — each result also shows its exact word count.
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For the 10-second version, close to word-for-word helps since there's no time to improvise. The 30 and 60-second versions can stay more flexible so you can adapt them naturally to each conversation.
Give the person something easy to follow up with — a business card, a WhatsApp number, or a link to your free BizGo business page works well as a natural next step.
