Live Pitch Q4 2026

About this session

On Thursday, November 19, at 5:00 PM Pacific (8:00 PM Eastern), a handful of impact founders pitch their companies live. Each one is raising money from the public right now. The rules that allow this are called Regulation Crowdfunding. They let everyday people invest in startups and small businesses, not only the wealthy.

The show is only half of it. Your free registration also opens the networking room for this Live Pitch. It is a private space on the SuperCrowd Platform where you can meet the founders and talk with them directly.

Before the show: stop by the room. Each founder's card says what would help them most right now, like investors, customers or introductions. Say hello, or send a founder a private message with your question.

During the show: each founder pitches for 5 minutes. Then our judges ask questions for 10 minutes, and the audience gets 5 more. While you watch, you can ask the founders your own questions, vote for your favorite company, and keep talking with other viewers in the room. Your votes pick the SuperCrowd Award. The judges pick the Judges' Choice Award.

After the show: the room stays open. Follow up with the founders you liked, ask about the next step, or offer an introduction. Some of the best conversations start after the broadcast ends.

Thinking about investing? Choose "Registration for Investors" when you register. It is free, too. It puts an Investor label on your card in the room, so the founders can spot you and reach out. Startup investing is risky, so read each company's offering page before you put money in.

Who is judging: Léa Bouhelier-Gautreau of KingsCrowd, Sherwood "Woodie" Neiss of Crowdfund Capital Advisors, and Paul Lovejoy of Stakeholder Enterprise. All three are professional investors. Woodie also helped write the framework behind Regulation Crowdfunding. Devin Thorpe hosts.

Watch free on your watch page, on SuperCrowd.tv (Roku and Amazon Fire TV) or on the e360tv network. Your watch link and calendar invitation arrive by email the moment you register.

The room is private. Only people registered for this show, the founders and the judges can get in. You are listed by name, and you can hide your card any time.