Salary Letter
Ask for more
without making
it awkward.
Enter the offer, your target, and your strongest achievements. Get a professional counter-offer email or formal letter — grounded in your experience, calibrated to how hard you want to push.
Available on Credits ($9 for 20 credits) and Pro ($17/month)
Your negotiation email
Subject
Re: Senior Software Engineer offer — salary discussion
Body
Dear Sarah,
Thank you for the offer to join Acme Corp as Senior Software Engineer. I'm genuinely excited about the role and the team, and I'd love to find a way to make this work.
With 7 years of experience and my recent work leading the migration that reduced latency by 40%, I was hoping we could discuss moving the base salary to $115,000 — closer to the market rate for this seniority...
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Tone
CollaborativeHow it works
Four steps to a letter you'll actually send
Enter the offer details
Job title, company name, what they offered, and what you're targeting. The gap between these numbers shapes the whole letter.
Add your strongest achievements
Up to three achievements to use as leverage — specific, quantified, and directly relevant to why you're worth the number you're asking for.
Choose how direct you want to be
Collaborative (let's find a number that works for both of us), Confident (based on experience and market rate), or Firm (I need this number to accept). The letter changes significantly between them.
Get your email or formal letter
A ready-to-send negotiation email or formal letter — with subject line. Edit inline, copy, or export as PDF.
Tone options
How direct do you want to be?
Different situations call for different approaches. Pick the one that fits.
Collaborative
Excited and want to find a number that works for both parties
Confident
Based on experience and market rate, stating clearly what I'm looking for
Firm
I need this number to accept the offer
What makes it different
Not a generic template you have to rewrite
Three tones
Calibrated to how hard you want to push
Collaborative keeps the relationship warm while still asking. Confident is direct about market rate and experience. Firm communicates that you need the number to accept. Pick what fits your situation.
Inline editing
Edit the letter before you send it
The generated letter is a starting point. Flip into edit mode to adjust any line before you copy or export — so you're sending something you actually believe in.
Achievement-grounded
Built around what you actually bring
The letter uses your specific achievements as leverage — not generic "I have extensive experience" filler. The ask feels grounded because it is.
Pricing
Available on Credits and Pro
The salary letter is a paid feature — one well-written counter-offer can more than pay for itself.
Free
Salary negotiation letters are not available on the free tier.
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- LinkedIn bio (1/month)
- Company research (1/month)
- Follow-up emails (3/month)
Credits
Pay as you go. Each salary letter costs 1 credit.
- 20 credits per pack
- 1 credit per salary letter
- Email or formal letter format
- All 3 tone options
- Inline editing + PDF export
Pro
Unlimited salary letters alongside all the other tools.
- Unlimited salary letters
- All resource tools
- Unlimited resume tailoring
- Cover letter generation
- Full ATS breakdown
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Negotiate. Most people don't.
Studies consistently show that employers expect negotiation. A confident, professional ask rarely costs you the offer — and one good letter can be worth tens of thousands.
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