Investor pitch timer inspired by Shark Tank: 3-minute entrepreneur pitch, 8-minute investor Q&A, 2-minute deliberation, and 2-minute decision. 15 minutes total for a structured pitch meeting.
4 segments · 15 minutes total
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Pitch
3 minutes
Investor Questions
8 minutes
Deliberation
2 minutes
Decision
2 minutes
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On the show, entrepreneurs typically pitch for 1–3 minutes before investors start asking questions. The full interaction usually lasts 30–60 minutes, but is edited down. This timer uses a condensed 15-minute format ideal for practice and pitch competitions.
Absolutely. Many startup pitch competitions use a similar format: a timed pitch followed by investor Q&A and a decision round. This timer keeps every team on equal footing with fair time allocation.
The 2-minute deliberation segment gives investors time to discuss among themselves before making an offer. It mirrors the dramatic pause on the show and gives both sides time to think strategically.
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