Drop in a company, a person, or a topic. Get a sourced dossier in about a minute. Skip the 20-tab rabbit hole — Pinpitch pulls the public facts, shows its sources, and gives you a clean starting point for whatever you're writing.
1 free search · No credit card · Works on any topic with public information
You know the feeling — you start with one source and end up with 14 tabs, half of them useless. Pinpitch does the first sweep for you and shows where each fact came from.
Pull a structured overview of any company, organization, or public figure — the kind of context you need before you start your bibliography and citations.
Need to research a market, a technology, or a nonprofit? Drop it in and get a dossier with the public signals — funding, leadership, recent news, key facts.
Walking into a class presentation or a debate? A few minutes of research gives you the named specifics that sound like you actually read the room.
Every claim is tied to a public source so you can verify before you cite. No hallucinated facts, no fabricated stats — just the public record, summarized.
No training video. No new accounts to set up beyond the free signup.
Enter a company name, a person, or a topic. Be as specific or as broad as you want — both work.
We search the public web, read what's relevant, and structure the findings into a dossier with sources attached to each claim.
Use each source link to verify before you cite. Treat the dossier as a fast first draft of your bibliography.
Honest answers to the questions students usually ask first.
The first search is free — no credit card needed, no time limit. One search is enough to see how it works on whatever topic you're researching right now. If you need more, paid plans start at $49/month, which is built around sales-research use cases but works just as well for anyone who needs a lot of sourced briefs in a hurry.
The dossier is a starting point — not a finished source. Every claim is tied to the public URL it came from, so the real citation is the underlying source (a press release, an SEC filing, the company's own page). Read the source yourself, then cite the source. That's how academic citation works anyway, and the dossier gets you there in a fraction of the time.
Every line in the dossier has a source link next to it. Click through and verify before you cite. We're explicit that Pinpitch pulls from public information only — if something isn't on the open web, it won't show up. We'd rather give you a smaller dossier with verifiable claims than a big one you can't trust.
It works best for things that have a public footprint — companies, organizations, nonprofits, public figures, technologies with a known vendor or research program behind them. For more abstract academic topics (philosophy, theory), a library database is still your best bet. Use Pinpitch for the public-record part of your research, and your library for the scholarly part.
See what a sourced dossier looks like for your topic. One search is on us — no credit card.
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