Pitch Submission Guide

What Is an Adventure?

At Think Neverland, every venture is called an Adventure. When you pitch an idea, you’re proposing a new Adventure that the studio will design, build, and operate — with you driving sales and marketing.

Think Neverland retains full ownership of the product, code, and infrastructure. You participate through a revenue share arrangement — no equity, no investment required.

Before You Submit

Make sure your idea is a good fit. We look for:

• A real problem — Who has this pain? How do they solve it today?
• Software-solvable — Can this be built as a SaaS product, developer tool, or digital platform?
• Market potential — Is there a reachable audience willing to pay?
• Your domain expertise — Do you have knowledge, connections, or experience in this space?

You don’t need a business plan, wireframes, or technical specs. We handle the product side. You bring the vision and the hustle.

How to Submit

Step 1: Go to the Pitch Page

Navigate to thinkneverland.com/pitch to access the submission form.

Step 2: Fill Out the Form

The form has two sections:

Your Info

• Full Name — Your legal name (used on agreements if we move forward).
• Email — Where we’ll reach you. Double-check for typos.

Your Idea

• Adventure Name — A working title for your venture. Don’t overthink it — this can change.
• Category — Select the closest match: Developer Tools, SaaS Platform, AI/ML, E-Commerce, Healthcare, Education, Finance, Logistics, or Other.
• One-Line Summary — The elevator pitch in one sentence. Example: “A scheduling tool for freelance dog walkers.”
• The Full Map (optional) — Describe the problem, your vision, who it’s for, and why now. Up to 5,000 characters.

Step 3: Submit

Click Set Sail →. You’ll see a confirmation message. No account is needed to submit.

What Happens Next

• Review (1–5 business days) — Our team evaluates every submission. We consider market fit, technical feasibility, and alignment with our portfolio.
• If selected — We’ll email you to schedule a conversation and discuss the opportunity in detail.
• If not selected — We may still reach out with feedback. Not every idea is a fit right now, but that doesn’t mean never.

After Selection: Onboarding

If your Adventure is greenlit, you’ll be invited to create an account and begin the onboarding process. This includes:

• Signing legal agreements (Operating Agreement, Revenue Share, NDA, IP Assignment, Code of Conduct)
• Setting up your profile
• Getting connected to the platform

For details, see the Onboarding Guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a fee to submit?

No. Submissions are completely free.

Can I submit more than one idea?

Yes. Submit separate pitches for each idea.

Do I need technical skills?

No. Think Neverland handles all design, development, and infrastructure. You focus on sales, marketing, and domain expertise.

What if my idea already exists?

Competition is normal. We care more about your unique angle, market access, and ability to drive adoption than whether something similar exists.

Who owns the product?

Think Neverland LLC owns 100% of the product, code, and IP. You participate through a revenue share agreement — you earn a percentage of revenue from customers you bring in. See our Onboarding Guide for details on the agreements.

How long does review take?

Expect a response within 5 business days. If we need more information, we’ll reach out sooner.