Rewritten
1. Never lose billable time again.
2. Every hour, tracked. Every hour, paid.
3. Stop working for free.
4. Bill for every minute you work.
5. Your time, automatically accounted for.
About this tool
An elevator pitch is designed to be said out loud in thirty seconds and typically covers the problem, the solution, and the market — far too much ground for a tagline, which has to survive at a glance with no spoken context. This tool takes that fuller pitch and forces a hard choice: it identifies the single most compelling idea buried in the pitch and builds five tagline options around that one thing, discarding the market sizing and secondary points that make a pitch complete but would make a tagline bloated. It's ideal for founders who've refined their pitch in investor conversations and now need a public-facing line to match.
Frequently asked questions
What if my elevator pitch has multiple strong ideas I don't want to lose?+
The tool will pick the single strongest idea to build the tagline around, since trying to fit multiple ideas into one tagline usually weakens it. Consider running it again focusing your pitch on a different angle to see alternate directions.
Should I include the problem statement or just the solution in my pitch?+
Including both tends to help — the tool often finds the strongest tagline material in the tension between the problem and the solution, not just the solution alone.
Is this the same as the business-description-to-tagline tool?+
They're similar in purpose but different in input style — a business description is typically factual and structured, while an elevator pitch is more narrative and persuasive, often including a problem/stakes framing this tool is tuned to extract from.