Use cases
Six situations in which LetterForge writes the reply
How to word it is in the guides. Here you see what LetterForge takes off your hands in each situation, and what it uses for it.
Answering a salary question with the range from the vacancy
The range from the vacancy, set against what the candidate expects.
See how →Answering questions about remote work and the notice period
Several questions in one email, each answered from the vacancy and your notes.
See how →Presenting candidates to your client
A factual profile to the client, and their feedback back to the candidate.
See how →Writing a rejection on behalf of your client
The rejection from the client's feedback, with no invented reasons.
See how →Following up when a candidate goes quiet
A reminder after every email, and the draft to follow up.
See how →Keeping LinkedIn replies in the thread
Pasted LinkedIn replies count like an email.
See how →Rather write it yourself
Guides and templates for the same situations, to read and to copy.
Try it yourself
Try it on your own emails, with 20 free replies a month.