Profile your board games · Free
Fill in a short survey for each board game: players, playtime, weight, mechanics, themes, and what it isn’t. That profile is what everything else uses.
Paid accounts can upload a rulebook for a richer profile.
Who to pitch.
Which game to lead with.
There are hundreds of publishers that could publish your board game.
Ludipitch ranks the ones worth your time, which board game to pitch, and the potential fit issues to consider.
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How matching works
Get your pitch list · Paid
Ludipitch scores every game you’re pitching against the publishers attending your show, then ranks the top 20. Each one comes with a Ludiscore, the reasoning behind it, the risks worth pre-empting, and which of your titles to lead with.
Track your hits · Free
Mark who you’ve contacted and how, track the materials you’ve sent, set follow-ups, and keep your contacts in one place. As you work through the list, the next best publishers move up.
What should you pitch?
Five prototypes, forty publishers, and each one wants something different. Ludipitch scores your whole catalogue against every publisher and tells you which title to lead with.
Matches you can trust
Every publisher profile is based on their BoardGameGeek presence, their own site, and convention exhibitor lists. We track what they’ve published recently, how they take pitches, and when they were last checked.
Show floors are full of one-game self-publishers and companies who don’t take outside submissions. Those don’t make the directory.
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Built by a designer who pitches
I’m Jason Kogan. I have five games out to publishers and three more in development, and I built Ludipitch because working out who to meet at Essen was eating the time I wanted to spend designing.