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Protect Your Startup Idea Before You Pitch to Investors
FITTIN tells you exactly how to protect your idea before pitching — so you can pitch confidently without giving away your innovation.
The Problem
Most investors won't sign NDAs. But pitching without any protection means sharing your entire invention publicly.
What You Get
- ✓What to disclose vs. what to protect in a pitch
- ✓Provisional patent as protection before pitch meetings
- ✓Trade secret documentation strategy
- ✓NDA alternatives when investors won't sign
- ✓IP status as fundraising signal
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How It Works
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Describe your startup idea and pitch timeline (2 min)
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FITTIN identifies what to protect and how before you pitch
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Get a pre-pitch IP checklist
FAQ
Should I ask investors to sign an NDA?
Generally no — most institutional investors refuse NDAs as a policy. Instead, file a provisional patent to establish priority before pitching.
What if an investor copies my idea?
Filing a provisional patent before pitching gives you a priority date. If they copy a patented method after your filing date, you have legal recourse.
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