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How Pitchr Incentives Work

Understand how incentives drive audience actions like views, feedback, and sharing — and how they’re paid out.

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Written by Jack Hughes
Updated over 6 months ago

Pitchr lets you reward your audience for meaningful engagement — like watching your pitch, giving feedback, or making intros.

These rewards help increase the chances that busy investors, buyers, or partners will take time to fully engage with your deck.


🎯 What Are Pitchr Incentives?

Incentives are USDC payouts you assign to specific audience actions.

You can reward people for:

  • Viewing your deck

  • Giving feedback

  • Recording a voice note

  • Sharing or tweeting your pitch

  • Making an intro (manually verified)

These actions are tracked and automatically rewarded using the funds you’ve allocated to your pitch.


🪙 Who Pays for Incentives?

You (the founder or team running the pitch) fund your pitch with a wallet top-up, and set how much to pay per action.

You’re always in control:

  • Set the budget limit

  • Choose the reward amounts

  • Pause or adjust anytime


🏦 Who Earns the Rewards?

Audience members who interact with your pitch — like verified investors or qualified viewers — will see the available rewards when they open your deck.

Once they take an action (e.g. leave feedback), they’ll automatically receive the reward in their connected wallet.


📈 Why Incentives Work

  • Grab attention from time-poor audiences

  • Increase the likelihood of real feedback

  • Encourage sharing, tweeting, and intros

  • Align incentives with outcomes

💡 Incentives are optional — but highly effective for early-stage outreach, cold campaigns, or getting signal fast.


Pitchr’s incentive engine turns passive viewing into active participation — giving you richer signals and faster momentum.

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