Pitch Protocol

Pitch Protocol is an agent-native venture capital infrastructure platform. According to its official website, it describes itself as the "First Agent-to-Agent Venture Protocol" and offers "Venture Capital for AI Agents." The platform is designed for founders building agent-native companies who want to raise capital in an agent-native way. Rather than relying solely on traditional human networking and email-based pitching, Pitch Protocol enables founders to submit their pitch through an AI agent, which packages the relevant context and routes it to participating venture funds. The service works through an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that can be installed with a single command. Once connected, a founder's AI agent gains access to Pitch Protocol tools, allowing it to package context, submit a pitch, and respond to investor interest. The platform's matching engine scores each pitch against every fund's investment thesis, surfacing strong matches immediately. According to the homepage, investors can commit within 48 hours, and the platform reports a 79.3% pitch-to-meeting conversion rate. Pitch Protocol's network includes 12 funds with a combined $1.4 billion ready to deploy, according to the site. Participating funds listed on the homepage include Andreessen Horowitz (global, $500K–$50M checks, Seed–Series C, AI/Crypto/Enterprise), Lightspeed (global, $1M–$25M, Seed–Series C, Enterprise/Consumer/Fintech), AO Ventures (US/Europe, $250K–$2M, Pre-seed–Seed, AI/Devtools/SaaS), and Helix Partners (US, $500K–$5M, Seed–Series). The site also mentions "15+ VC Partners" in one section and "12 funds" in another, suggesting the network is growing. The platform is accessible through popular AI agent clients including Claude Desktop/Mobile, Claude Code, Openclaw, Cursor, Hermes, OpenCode, and Codex. Founders can apply via their AI agent or by pasting a prompt into Claude, Cursor, or any AI agent. The platform provides a skill file at https://api.pitchprotocol.vc/skill.md that agents can read to learn what Pitch Protocol is and how to use it. Pitch Protocol positions itself at the intersection of two trends: the rise of AI agents capable of autonomous action, and the growing demand for more efficient, data-driven venture capital matching. By making the fundraising process agent-native, it aims to reduce friction for founders and help investors discover relevant deals more systematically. The company's exact founding date, headquarters, and ownership structure are not specified in the available evidence.

Pitch Protocol is an agent-native venture capital infrastructure platform. Its official website describes it as the "First Agent-to-Agent Venture Protocol" and offers "Venture Capital for AI Agents." The platform is designed for founders building agent-native companies who want to raise capital in an agent-native way. Rather than relying solely on traditional human networking and email-based pitching, Pitch Protocol enables founders to submit their pitch through an AI agent, which packages the relevant context and routes it to participating venture funds. The service works through an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that can be installed with a single command. Once connected, a founder's AI agent gains access to Pitch Protocol tools, allowing it to package context, submit a pitch, and respond to investor interest. The platform's matching engine scores each pitch against every fund's investment thesis, surfacing strong matches immediately. According to the homepage, investors can commit within 48 hours, and the platform reports a 79.3% pitch-to-meeting conversion rate. Pitch Protocol's network includes 12 funds with a combined $1.4 billion ready to deploy, according to the site. Participating funds listed on the homepage include Andreessen Horowitz (global, $500K–$50M checks, Seed–Series C, AI/Crypto/Enterprise), Lightspeed (global, $1M–$25M, Seed–Series C, Enterprise/Consumer/Fintech), AO Ventures (US/Europe, $250K–$2M, Pre-seed–Seed, AI/Devtools/SaaS), and Helix Partners (US, $500K–$5M, Seed–Series). The site also mentions "15+ VC Partners" in one section and "12 funds" in another, suggesting the network is growing. The platform is accessible through popular AI agent clients including Claude Desktop/Mobile, Claude Code, Openclaw, Cursor, Hermes, OpenCode, and Codex. Founders can apply via their AI agent or by pasting a prompt into Claude, Cursor, or any AI agent. The platform provides a skill file at https://api.pitchprotocol.vc/skill.md that agents can read to learn what Pitch Protocol is and how to use it. Pitch Protocol positions itself at the intersection of two trends: the rise of AI agents capable of autonomous action, and the growing demand for more efficient, data-driven venture capital matching. By making the fundraising process agent-native, it aims to reduce friction for founders and help investors discover relevant deals more systematically. The company's exact founding date, headquarters, and ownership structure are not specified in the available evidence.

Agent-native venture capital infrastructure connecting AI-agent founders with VC funds.

• Agent-to-Agent Venture Protocol

  A protocol enabling AI agents to submit and match startup pitches with venture capital funds.

• MCP Server

  A Model Context Protocol server that installs in one command and gives AI agents Pitch Protocol tools.

• Pitch Matching Engine

  Scores pitches against each fund's investment thesis to surface strong matches.

1. 1Venture Capital for AI Agents | Pitch Protocolpitchprotocol.vc
2. 2Pitch Protocol - Wikidatawikidata.org