Seven things weighed at once
The score weighs topic, audience, credentials, location, compensation, your strategic goals and the time left before the deadline. Your top-ranked topics count most.
Match score
A 0 to 100 match score for every call for speakers, with the reasons written out
Worth the Pitch scores each call against your topics, audiences, credentials, location, fees, goals and deadline, then tells you why it scored the way it did and whether the fee is worth your time.
Free plan includes 8 AI-scored matches per refresh. No card required.
Sound familiar?
Too many calls for speakers, too little time to vet them
- You open a promising call, read the whole page, and find out on the last line that the audience is nowhere near yours.
- Two calls sound equally good, and you have no quick way to decide which one deserves your only free evening this week.
- The fee is buried or missing, so you write a full proposal before learning it pays less than your usual floor.
- You find a great fit three days before the deadline, when a strong proposal needed two weeks.
What you get
A fit score that shows its work
Every call we find goes through the same three stages, and every match card explains the result in plain language.
Reasons on every card
Each match shows a one-line reason, the Strengths, and points to Consider. The Consider line often flags a short deadline or an unclear fee before you start drafting.
Filters that respect your rules
Calls on your Excluded topics list, in-person events when you only take virtual work, and unpaid calls when you only want paid work drop out before scoring.
Minimum match score slider
Set your threshold from 40 to 95 in steps of 5. As you drag, the hint shows how many of your scored calls you would see, such as 14 of your 38.
Worth Check verdicts
Each card compares the listed fee with your Minimum speaking fee and says Worth it, Negotiate, Skip, Check fee or Visibility play. Negotiate shows the gap.
Quick filter chips
Narrow your list with All, Worth it, Paid, Virtual, Closing soon and Saved, so you can go straight to the paid calls or the ones due first.
See the output
What a scored match looks like
Below is an illustrative match card for a speaker who teaches customer success teams. The event, numbers and fee are examples.
Try it on your next callExample: a scored match card and slider hint (illustrative)
1Match score
84 out of 100
2Reason
A customer success conference with a retention track that lines up with your top-ranked topic.
3Strengths
Audience of CS leaders and account managers; virtual option offered; fits your goal of speaking at industry conferences.
4Consider
Proposals are due in 9 days, so plan your draft this week.
5Worth Check
Negotiate: the listed fee is $500 below your floor.
6Minimum match score: 75
Only calls scoring 75 or higher out of 100 appear in your matches. Right now that is 14 of your 38 scored calls.
How it works
How the match score works
- 01
Build your profile
Add your topics in order of importance, your ideal audiences, strategic goals and fee floor. Profile Autopilot can build it from your bio or CV in about a minute.
- 02
We score every open call
Hard filters come first, then a semantic shortlist by meaning, then a full AI review that produces the 0 to 100 score in the ring.
- 03
Set your threshold
Drag the Minimum match score slider on the Profile tab and watch the live count. 70 is the default and suits most speakers.
- 04
Act on the best fits
Read the reason and the Worth Check verdict, then draft a proposal for the calls that earn your time.
The difference
Choosing which calls to apply for, before and after
Vetting calls by handWith Worth the Pitch
Reading every call page end to end to judge fitA 0 to 100 score and a one-line reason on each card
Hunting for the fee after you have started writingA Worth Check verdict against your fee floor up front
Guessing how many calls a stricter filter would leaveA live count of matching calls as you move the slider
Spotting a tight deadline once it is too lateDeadline timing built into the score and flagged under Consider
Scrolling one long list for paid or virtual callsFilter chips for Worth it, Paid, Virtual and Closing soon
Pricing
The Free plan scores 8 matches per refresh. Basic at $29 scores 15 per refresh, Growth at $59 scores 30, and Pro at $149 scores 60, with more match refreshes each month on every paid plan.
Free $0Basic $29/moGrowth $59/moPro $149/mo
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FAQ
Questions, answered
What does the match score measure?
It is a 0 to 100 fit score based on your topics, audiences, credentials, location, compensation, strategic goals and the time left before the deadline. Your top-ranked topics carry the most weight. Each match card shows the reason, the strengths, and points to consider.
What Minimum match score should I choose?
Start at 70, the default, which gives most speakers a balanced list. Drop to 60 or 65 when your profile is new, your topic is niche, or it is a slow season. Move to 80 and up when your calendar is full and you only want the closest fits. The slider hint shows how many of your scored calls each setting keeps.
What do the Worth Check verdicts mean?
Worth it means the listed fee meets your floor or the fit is excellent. Negotiate means the fee is below your floor, and the card shows the gap. Skip means the call is unpaid and you only take paid work, or it is unpaid and a weak fit. Check fee means you should confirm compensation first. Visibility play marks an unpaid call with a very strong fit.
Why did one of my scores change?
Scores are recalculated when you edit your profile, so adding a topic or a strategic goal can move a score up or down. Matches also refresh automatically every 6 hours.
Can I score a call I found myself?
Yes. Paste the link with Add & score and the call gets the same review. If it scores below your minimum, the message tells you, and you can lower the slider to see it in your list.
Does the daily digest use the same threshold?
The digest has its own setting under Settings, called Alert me for scores of at least, so you can keep a broad list on screen and a stricter list in your inbox.
Guides for this
Finding gigsWhere to Find Calls for Speakers in 2027: Sources, Search Tricks, and a Weekly RoutineEvery reliable source of speaking opportunities in one place, plus the search operators and 30-minute weekly routine that keep your calendar full.Read the guide →Business of speakingHow Much to Charge for Speaking: Setting Speaker Fees, a Fee Floor, and Negotiation ScriptsSpeaker fees vary widely. Here is how to price your talks with confidence, set a fee floor, weigh non-cash value, and negotiate without awkwardness.Read the guide →
How it works on your dashboard
Help · MatchesUnderstanding your match scoreWhat the 0 to 100 fit score measures, how to set your Minimum match score, and how to read the Worth Check verdict.Read the article →Help · MatchesApply this week and Draft my top 3See which calls close in the next 14 days and draft proposals for your best three matches with one click.Read the article →Help · MatchesAlerts, digests, and deadline remindersChoose which emails you get, how strong a match must be to alert you, and when deadline reminders arrive.Read the article →Help · Getting startedGet set up in 10 minutesCreate your account, build your profile, run your first match, and draft a proposal in about ten minutes.Read the article →
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