The home page now tells the whole story: convert, sell, grow

The home page used to describe one product — the pitch deck — while the menu, the pricing page and the credit balance sold four. It now opens on what Pitchko does for an agency or a freelancer as a whole: turn visitors into leads, build the pitch, sell the service. Three step cards replace the old feature grid, and each one links to the products that make up that step — the lead-gen widget and the pitch deck, the technical SEO audit and AI visibility tracking, weekly tracking with white-label and the partner programme. A new "who it's for" section speaks to the small agency and to the SEO or ads freelancer by name, and a short FAQ answers the questions a first visit raises: how this differs from asking a chat assistant, what a credit is, whether the brand on screen can be yours, and whether your data trains anything. Under the hero, the empty logo wall has become a strip of figures read straight from the code — the number of external data sources, the number of products, the single credit balance behind all of them. Every solutions page now says where it sits in that loop and links to the product it hands off to, and lists the freelancer alongside the agency. The free promise changed too: instead of "your first pitch deck is free", every call to action states the credit gift you receive at sign-up, read from the live catalog, and the closing line says what it buys — the mini pitch deck in the free plan. The founder card and the "coming soon" demo placeholders are gone; nothing on the page stands in for material that does not exist yet.