Show a prospect what AI says about them.

A pitch report is a scan of a company that is not your client yet. You give GetIntel their website, it runs one scan, and you get the same document your clients get: where AI names them, who it names instead, and what to fix. It is the pitch itself rather than an argument that AI visibility matters.

No. A pitch never touches the client you were working on. It does not appear in the brand switcher, it has no dashboard, and nothing about your own account changes while it scans.

Three ways. The report opens in your browser. The share link is a page anyone can read without logging in, it is unguessable, hidden from search engines, revocable, and its numbers are frozen as the report was written. The email attaches the PDF with none of GetIntel's branding on it, so you send it to yourself and forward it from your own mailbox. The link counts opens, so you can see whether a prospect actually read it.

Pitch reports are a monthly allowance and every plan includes some: 3 on the trial, 10 on Monitor, 30 on Pro, 30 on Agency and 75 on Growth. The allowance resets on the 1st and unused pitches do not carry over.

Press Convert to client. The prospect joins your client roster, starts scanning daily, and is billed from that day. It keeps the scan history from the pitch, so the number you showed them in the meeting becomes the baseline their first month is measured against.

Yes. Over MCP, create_pitch starts one from a URL, list_pitches shows the month's prospects and what is left of the allowance, and get_pitch returns one with its share link. Creating a pitch needs the act permission, so a read-only connection can look but cannot spend. Over the API, POST /v1/pitches starts one and GET /v1/pitches lists them. Both honour the same monthly allowance as the app.