Vator.TV launches, lets you pitch your business

Vator.TV, the video site started by Bambi Francisco, the former MarketWatch columnist, officially launches tomorrow.

It is designed for people to share ideas about their companies, to investors and others. From the main page, you can select “My Vator” to create a pitch and manage your profile. Outsiders can use a search bar to find pitches. There is also a text news section and a place where pitching competitions are listed.

While the site has been up in a test format for a couple of months, Francisco has been busy building out the platform and striking deals with advertisers and others. Above is an example of the sort of video you’ll find from Vator.TV — this one is by Francisco herself, together with her CTO Cyril Brignone, explaining what their company is all about. Here is their own pitch page on Vator.

We mentioned earlier that Francisco had raised a seed round of capital. She confirmed tonight the round was about $1 million, and that she may be raising more.

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