Less hesitation. Better terms.

The money conversation.
Minus the dread.

Answer five questions. Get a firm, polite negotiation email for the salary, rent, refund, or charge you shouldn’t have to accept without a conversation.

Start with a free basic draft. You decide what to send.

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Our promise, not a sales pitch

Firm language. No hostility.Your facts. No invented claims.You review. You send.

01 / Make your case

Not just an email.
A clear ask.

Choose your situation, answer five focused questions, and let AI turn your facts into a structured request. No blank page. No awkward opening line.

Context → case → next step

A professional tone, a specific outcome, and an actionable close. Review every detail before sending.

Automated writing assistance, not legal advice or human review. Results depend on your circumstances and the recipient.

01

Salary

Ask for an offer that reflects your experience, responsibilities, and target compensation.

02

Rent

Push back on a renewal increase or make a clear case for a lower monthly payment.

03

Refunds

Request an exception after the return window, with your circumstances clearly explained.

04

Disputes

Challenge a parking fine or an unexpected charge using the facts you provide.

05

Cancellations

Request an end to a gym contract and explain the resolution you want.

Illustrative rent request · excerpt

“Before I commit to renewing, would you consider keeping the monthly rent at its current rate?”

Clear doesn’t have to mean confrontational.

02 / Choose your level of polish

Start with the words.
Add the strategy.

Begin with a free basic draft. Paid options add a polished email, strategy annotations, and negotiation timing tips. Review the available packages below before purchasing.

Free

For individuals getting started

$0/month

  • 1 workspace
  • Up to 3 team members
  • Basic analytics
  • Community support
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03 / Take the first step

You don’t need to be fearless.
You need a first draft.

That email you’ve been putting off? Let’s get it out of your head and into words you can stand behind.

Write my first draft

Five questions. Your voice. Your final say.

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