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Know who you're meeting.

Firepitch reads up on the client and hands you the angle, the opener and the questions. With a source for everything.

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  1. Meeting Havbrekke Maskin tomorrow at 10:30. Help?
  2. On it. I've read up on them.
  3. The headline: they opened a new production facility in March with an 800 kW hardening line. And they're moving to two shifts.havbrekke.no · Mar 2026Job ad · deadline 15 Oct
  4. My angle: the shift changeover could be the fifteen minutes that sets their power bill for the whole month. Open with that.
  5. Your pitch is ready, in Lyngtind's colours. Want it shorter?

Five minutes to the meeting. Twenty tabs open.

Sound familiar? That's where Firepitch starts.

Read, checked, ready.

It reads what you don't have time for.

Their website, news, job ads, tenders and reviews. For Norwegian companies, the business registry and annual accounts too.

  • In March 2026 they opened Hall C, with two new five-axis CNC machines and an 800 kW induction hardening line.havbrekke.no · 2026-03
  • They are moving the whole workshop to two shifts and hiring six CNC operators for the afternoon shift, deadline 15 October 2026.Job ad · deadline 15 Oct
  • Havbrekke Maskin is a machine workshop in Ulsteinvik with 64 employees, founded in 1978.brreg.no
ExampleLyngtind Energi → Havbrekke Maskin

A source for everything. Or it's out.

Every claim about the client has to appear word for word in a source. What it can't find becomes a question for the meeting.

Not found

  • Nothing in the sources on how electricity use is measured or managed today.
  • No power contract, grid company or size of the electricity bill found.

Ask in the meeting

How do you follow power consumption today? Do you see it hour by hour, or only the monthly bill?

ExampleLyngtind Energi → Havbrekke Maskin

You know what to say.

The angle, why now, the opener, the questions, likely objections with answers and the next step. Plus a draft email for before the meeting.

Say this first

You mentioned on the phone that the power bill has come up at board level. At the same time, you've taken Hall C into use with an 800 kW hardening line, and you're moving to two shifts.

Then ask

  • How do you follow power consumption today? Do you see it hour by hour, or only the monthly bill?
  • When does the hardening line heat up, and what else starts at the same time at shift change?
ExampleLyngtind Energi → Havbrekke Maskin

How it goes.

  1. Your website

    Your company profile and brand come from there. Once.

  2. Who you're meeting

    Look up a Norwegian company, or type a name and website. Say what the meeting is for.

  3. The brief

    Ready in a few minutes. Read it on the way in.

The rest of the way.

  • Pitch

    It looks like you.

    A pitch in your brand, one idea per slide. Show it in the meeting, or share it as a link.

  • After the meeting

    It writes the follow-up.

    A few lines on how it went. You get the email and an updated pitch.

Ask away.

Where does the research come from?

Public sources: the client's website, news, job ads, tenders, reviews and web search. For Norwegian companies, also the business registry and annual accounts. Every claim shows its source.

Can I trust what it writes?

Every claim about the client has to appear word for word in a source, or it's cut. What it can't find becomes a question for the meeting. And you always read it first.

Which meetings can I prepare for?

First meeting, demo, idea, follow-up, decision, tender and renewal. The brief fits what the meeting is for.

Does it work for companies outside Norway?

Yes. Type a name and website, and Firepitch uses the website and other public sources. Registry data and accounts are for Norwegian companies only.

Does it know what I sell?

Yes. Your company profile is built from your website: what you sell, your cases and your tone. Change it whenever you like.

Who are you meeting tomorrow?

Tell Firepitch. It'll take it from there.

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