For Screenwriters
Find the Hollywood doors that are actually open to you.
Most of the town will not read an unsolicited script, and that is not changing. Upload yours and Lew shows you the 15 companies most likely to be a real door for it right now, the strategic read on each, and how to reach them.
The Brief
Every morning Lew hands you the one move that matters, the buyer windows that opened overnight, and everything the crew did while you slept.
15 realistic doors in your genre, ranked
Lew scores every company by fit, timing, and real deal velocity, then hands you the shortlist with the strategic reason each one fits and a recent market signal. The wrong-door companies never make the list: a spec is never pitched to a distributor, a sales agent, or a streamer, because that is not how those doors work.
Go deep on any buyer, then find the way in
Recent acquisitions, who actually decides, their work email when we can find it, and the warm path from your network to their desk. Every claim sourced and dated.
Screenwriter Core
$19.99 USD per month or $199 USD per year, plus applicable taxes. Seven days free with a card, then the selected interval renews automatically unless canceled online first.
Questions
How do I find a producer for my screenplay?
Aim at appetite, not prestige. The most reachable tier is the independent producer financing outside the studio system: nobody packages projects for them, so they go looking for material. ScriptMatch ranks the producers and production companies documented as acquiring in your genre right now, with the strategic reason each fits and a recent market signal, then maps the warm path in.
Where can I sell my screenplay?
The realistic answer depends on your genre, budget lane, and where you are in your career. For an unrepresented writer holding a spec, the doors that genuinely read new material are independent producers, managers who take queries, and labs and fellowships, plus production companies actively developing in your lane. Studios, streamers, distributors, and sales agents are not spec buyers, whatever their press releases say. ScriptMatch matches your script against 12,000+ tracked companies and separates the two groups for you.
Do most production companies accept unsolicited scripts?
Most do not, and that will not change. Reading cold material weakens a company's legal defense if it later develops something similar, so the policy is a liability shield, not a comment on whether they want good work. The filter sits on the channel, not the appetite. The practical move is to convert cold to warm (a credential, a specific query, a referral) and aim it at a company that is actually acquiring right now.
Do I need an agent to use ScriptMatch?
No. ScriptMatch gives you the market intelligence, the contacts we can source, and the warm paths we can map, without representation. Lew and his crew draft the outreach; you approve and send. To be clear about what this is not: we do not submit your script anywhere, we do not make introductions, and we have no relationship with the companies we track. It is research and prioritization, not access.
How much does it cost?
Screenwriter Core is $19.99 USD per month or $199 USD per year. The card-required seven-day trial automatically renews at the selected interval unless canceled online first. Scripts are never used for AI training.