When someone opens your Pitchr link, you don’t just get a “view count” — you get real data. Pitchr tracks pitch engagement in a way that’s actually useful.
📍 Where to Find View Insights
Go to your Pitches tab
Click into any pitch
Open the Insights tab
Select the Views section
You’ll see a breakdown of:
Total views
Unique viewers
Time spent on pitch
Most-viewed slides
🕒 What View Data Includes
For each viewer session (anonymized unless they engage), you’ll see:
How long they spent on your deck
How far they got (e.g. dropped off after slide 3)
What actions they took (e.g. gave feedback, booked a meeting)
Geo-location and referrer (if available)
🔍 Viewer names are shown only if they log in, connect a wallet, or leave feedback.
📊 Why It Matters
Understanding pitch views helps you:
Spot drop-off points in your narrative
Measure the impact of changes over time
Validate investor or buyer interest before they even message you
🧠 What Counts as a “Good” View?
Over 60 seconds total time
80–100% slide completion
Follow-up action (feedback, booking, etc.)
These are signals that someone is genuinely interested — not just clicking and bouncing.
Pitchr gives you the real story behind every view, so you can follow up smarter and refine faster.