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Re: Mail a Letter Online

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post #71

I'm the founder of http://handwrite.io , which allows you to use your own real handwriting to send out cards in about 30 seconds a card. Our robots use real pen and paper to write in your actual handwriting. For every card, your handwriting is generated from scratch so it's unique every time and not a font like other services. And if you don't like how your writing looks, you can always use one from our selection. We…

I was a customer of one of your competitors (bond.co) who just recently shut down operations, though I'm not sure why. Would love it if there was an API integration, so that I could automate the delivery of handwritten cards. Do you have anything like in the works?

Thankster.com has an API you can use as well as several integrations. You can reach out via the site and if you can mention HN we'll give a discount on your first order. Thanks.

Re: Mail a Letter Online

#112
post #102

I'm the founder of http://handwrite.io , which allows you to use your own real handwriting to send out cards in about 30 seconds a card. Our robots use real pen and paper to write in your actual handwriting. For every card, your handwriting is generated from scratch so it's unique every time and not a font like other services. And if you don't like how your writing looks, you can always use one from our selection. We…

Only monthly plans? Have you tried pay per card?

You might want to check out Thankster.com, which lets you pay per card or get invoiced monthly for integration plans. We're very flexible. You can reach out via the site and if you can mention HN we'll give a discount on your first order.

Re: Mail a Letter Online

#113

I'm the founder of http://handwrite.io , which allows you to use your own real handwriting to send out cards in about 30 seconds a card. Our robots use real pen and paper to write in your actual handwriting. For every card, your handwriting is generated from scratch so it's unique every time and not a font like other services. And if you don't like how your writing looks, you can always use one from our selection. We…

I'm the CTO at Realeflow, CRM & Marketing SaaS app for real estate investors. Any chance you could email me (email in bio)? There isn't any contact information on your site.

Hi there - Our company, Thankster.com, has a handwriting solution for cards and notes. We have lots of real estate users. Please let me know if you'd like to discuss - you can reach out via the site and we'll get back to you right away.

Re: Mail a Letter Online

#114
post #12

This is similar. I've never used it but it looks fun: https://handwriting.io/

this is pretty cool. I would love to see a service takes writing samples in your own handwriting and produces a letter that looks like you wrote it.

Thankster.com can do this as well.

Re: Mail a Letter Online

#115
post #55

I've been using https://www.mailform.io/ . I see a lot more options on here. Which one is the best and why? To be honest, I just want the cheapest.

It looks like https://simplepostal.com is the best deal since it starts at $2.50 with tracking, for which most of the other sites seem to charge $5+.

Re: Mail a Letter Online

#117
post #89

I'm the founder of http://handwrite.io , which allows you to use your own real handwriting to send out cards in about 30 seconds a card. Our robots use real pen and paper to write in your actual handwriting. For every card, your handwriting is generated from scratch so it's unique every time and not a font like other services. And if you don't like how your writing looks, you can always use one from our selection. We…

This is really cool. Have you thought of doing on-demand pricing? I'd send a few cards, but I don't want to pay $30 a month for a service I might only use intermittently.

Seriously, the only reason this is priced per month is to make money off people who don't use the service/forget to use it or forget to cancel it.

Why is this not just

10 cards = $30

20 cards = $50

50 cards = $100 ?

Shady business tactics.

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