Discovery across the public web
Our crawler searches the web and trusted event feeds for calls for speakers and calls for proposals. It honors robots.txt, identifies itself, and merges duplicate listings of the same event.
Worth the Pitch searches the public web for calls for speakers, reads the details that matter, and shows you the ones worth your time, each with a fit score and a proposal deadline.
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Type a topic and see conferences accepting speaker proposals right now.
Tell us what you speak about and who you speak to. Worth the Pitch does the searching, sorting and scoring, then keeps the list fresh on its own.
Our crawler searches the web and trusted event feeds for calls for speakers and calls for proposals. It honors robots.txt, identifies itself, and merges duplicate listings of the same event.
Each call shows the event, organizer, dates, location, virtual or hybrid options, audience, session formats, compensation, travel coverage, deadline and submission link.
Every match is scored against your topics, audiences, credentials, location, fee floor, strategic goals and deadline, with plain-language strengths and concerns.
Set a minimum match score between 40 and 95. A live preview tells you how many calls you would see at that setting before you save it.
Matches refresh in the background every six hours and right after you update your profile. Expired calls drop off automatically, so the list stays current.
A daily digest brings your top matches to your inbox, and reminders go out 7, 3 and 1 day before a call closes.
Here is an illustrative example of one scored call for a speaker who talks about remote team leadership. Your matches will reflect your own profile.
Try it on your next callRegional HR Leadership Summit, hybrid, Chicago and online
March 14, 2027
86 / 100
Track on distributed teams lines up with your signature talk; 45-minute breakout format matches your preference.
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Add your topics, audiences, industries, location, fee floor and travel preferences. You can also upload a bio or CV and let Profile Autopilot draft the profile for you.
Open calls appear ranked by fit, each with a Proposals due date, a Conference date and a clear explanation of the score.
Proposal Studio reads the conference's real application form and drafts an answer for every field, ready to paste in with Guided Apply.
Start on the Free plan with 8 AI-scored matches per refresh and one proposal draft a month. When you are ready to apply often, Growth at $59 a month gives you 30 matches per refresh, 50 drafts and priority alerts.
Worth the Pitch searches the public web and trusted event feeds for calls for speakers and calls for proposals. It reads each call page, extracts the key details, and merges duplicate listings of the same event. The crawler honors robots.txt and identifies itself, so organizers know who is visiting.
Yes. The open calls directory at /calls/ lists current calls for speakers publicly. Signing up adds the parts that save the most time: fit scores against your profile, Worth Check verdicts, deadline reminders and proposal drafts written for each conference's actual form.
Your matches refresh automatically every six hours in the background and again whenever you change your profile. You can also press Check for new matches at any time. Calls whose submission deadline has passed are hidden automatically, so what you see is open and accepting proposals.
The score runs from 0 to 100 and combines topic, audience, credentials, location, compensation, strategic value and deadline fit. Each match lists its strengths and concerns in plain language, so you can see why a call ranked high and decide quickly whether to pursue it.
Yes. Each call records whether the event is in person, virtual or hybrid, along with its location, and your travel and virtual preferences filter the list. For conferences abroad, turn on International calls and pick up to three countries: we search each one in its own language and in English, translate every call into English, and keep only calls that accept talks in the languages you present in. They appear under an International tab in your matches.
Yes. Organizers can list a call for speakers free at /submit-cfp.php. Listed calls appear in the public directory and are matched to speakers whose topics and audiences fit your event. Include your deadline, formats, audience and compensation details so the right speakers find your call and submit proposals that suit your program.