Tutorial: How To Use PitchWorthy With A Reviewer Account
Learn how to use PitchWorthy with a reviewer account to earn money for your feedback, gain new collaboration opportunities and declutter your inbox.
Set your review price and schedule
Set your review price and response time
Decide how much you want to charge per review and set your preferred response time (e.g., 7 days). You have full control to adjust your rates and availability anytime, so reviewing fits your schedule perfectly.
Fill out your profile information
Fill out your profile information
Build your profile by adding your name, website, social media links, and an About section to introduce yourself to pitchers. Complete a separate What I'm Looking For in Pitches section, to explain what exactly you want to see in a good pitch. Be sure to include approximate audience sizes—such as Instagram followers, YouTube subscribers, or blog readers - to help pitchers better understand your influence and tailor pitches accordingly.
Set what kind of pitches you want to receive
Choose what types of pitches you want to receive
Other than describing what makes a pitch a good pitch for you, you can also specify the pitch types you want to receive and review. This way only targeted pitches will find you, which you are more likely to find interesting and accept. You can also add Other as a type to indicate that you are open to any type of pitch without limits. Remember, you can always say no, so you are in total control.
Show up in search results
This is how you'll show up in search results
After you set up your profile, you will show in the search results when pitchers are looking for industry experts and thought leaders to pitch to. When they find you, they will be able to submit pitches to you. After that, you are in total control: review the pitch within the timeframe you agreed to, offer honest, helpful feedback, and either accept it or reject.
Receive targeted, high-quality pitches
Pitchers will see your profile and be able to submit pitches to your
Only committed creators who invest credits can pitch you, meaning every collaboration request you get is relevant, serious, and aligned with your preferences.
Review every pitch with meaningful feedback
How an accepted pitch looks like in the platform
Each pitch must be reviewed with constructive feedback. You are required to either accept and collaborate, or reject with clear, helpful reasons. You don't have to write a novel, but you should strive to honor the pitcher with advice that they can actually incorporate to make their content or future pitches better.
Keep your credits even if you decide to reject a collaboration
You keep your credits even if you reject a pitch
At PitchWorthy you are compensated not for collaborating with others, but for your time and effort to actually review a pitch and provide meaningful feedback (not just a "no"). So there is zero pressure from your side to agree to delivery on a pitch: you keep your earnings whether you accept or decline. But do try to offer valuable feedback so that the pitcher does not feel their pitch was a complete waste of time and money. We want to make PitchWorthy better than cold outreach for both parties!
Mange all your pitches in one convenient dashboard
One convenient dashboard to manage all the pitches you receive
Using PitchWorthy is very easy: just visit your dashboard and you'll see every pitch you receive. From there it's just a few clicks to view a pitch and decide how you like it.
Get paid securely
All earnings accumulate in your PitchWorthy account and can be cashed out any time using secure PayPal or bank transfer options. See our Terms of Service for the legal stuff.
Build your influence and network
Sure, getting paid for your feedback is a nice perk, but that's not the biggest benefits you get out of PitchWorthy. As you continue reviewing pitches, you grow your professional network and influence, gain new opportunities you would have missed otherwise, and you do it all on your own terms and timeline!