An AI pitch page is a landing page built for a single lead: their situation, their problem, your offer framed for them. In Orbit, you ask Hiro, the built-in assistant, to build one per lead and draft the email that delivers it. You approve the page and the email before anything reaches the lead. Free landing pages are included.
Generic pitches read like generic pitches. Ask Hiro to go the other way: one page, one lead. It pulls what your CRM already knows about the contact and builds a personalized pitch landing page around them, who they are, what they are dealing with, and how your offer answers it.
Hiro also drafts the delivery email that carries the link, so the whole package is ready in one review. You read the page and the email, edit either, and approve or dismiss. Orbit gives you 5 landing pages and 3 forms free, so the free CRM already has what Hiro builds on.
Both halves of the work, the page and the delivery email, land as suggestions first. You read them, edit them, or throw them out. No pitch reaches a lead until you approve it, and the contact record shows exactly what was sent and when.
That rule is uniform across everything Hiro does: output waits for your approval, nothing auto-sends. AI is included on every plan with free monthly credits, no API key to paste, and paid plans can bring their own key when credits run out. See pricing for the free plan, $14/mo Pro, and the founding rate of Pro at $7/mo for life with code FIRST100.
| Orbit | Doing it yourself | |
|---|---|---|
| Time per pitch | Minutes to review a drafted page | An evening in a deck tool |
| Personalization | Built per lead from your CRM context | Find-and-replace on the last one |
| Delivery email | Drafted with the page, ready to review | One more thing to write |
| Records kept | Page and email logged on the contact | Attachments lost in sent mail |
| What slips | Nothing goes out unapproved | The typo with the wrong company name |
A pitch built for one lead beats a generic deck every time. Ask Hiro to build the page and draft the email, then you approve both.
It is a landing page generated for one specific lead, framing your offer around their situation. In Orbit, you ask Hiro, the built-in AI assistant, to build the page and draft the delivery email. You approve both before the lead sees anything.
No. The page and the delivery email both arrive as suggestions you approve, edit, or dismiss. The lead sees nothing until you say so. Nothing in Orbit auto-sends.
From your own Orbit CRM. Hiro reads the contact record, who they are, your history, open deals, and frames the page around it, so the pitch is specific rather than a generic template.
The pages and forms Hiro builds on are on the free plan: 5 landing pages and 3 forms. AI is included on every plan with free monthly credits, no API key to paste.
People running a business mostly alone: founders, consultants, freelancers, recruiters, agency owners, and small teams. If you pitch one client at a time and want the page built from what your CRM already knows, this fits.
Ask Hiro to draft the page and the email. You approve both. Free to start.
Free forever plan. No credit card. No spam.