Handwrytten, a Phoenix-based technology firm, has solved has invented robots to do the writing of handwritten notes at scale, and companies can now subscribe and send a set number of handwritten notes per month with credits that rollover if any notes go unused.
There are four subscription levels available, and subscriptions renew every 30 days with credits carrying over from month to month. Subscription options start at the Silver level, which included 10 cards per month, custom handwriting and signature at $35 per month (which is a 10% discount). More active users can level up to the Gold, Platinum or Diamond subscriptions which include 25, 50 or 100 cards per month respectively.
Handwrytten’s robots help businesses achieve greater open rates, response rates and ROI than printed or email messages. Handwritten notes have response rates 7-21 times greater than printed mail and can be used in nearly every messaging situation.
“People understand the power of the personal note, but nobody has the time to sit down and actually pick up a pen and write one. This is why we built a platform to automate the process from end to end,” said David Wachs, founder and CEO of Handwrytten. “By leveraging cutting edge robotic technology, we are able to automate what is seemingly impossible to automate. These notes have been proven to drive incredible and lasting results for our clients.”
The handwriting on Handwrytten notes is indistinguishable from real human handwriting. There are 30 handwriting styles to choose from, or users can upload their own handwriting and signature for a truly personalized style (available with a one-time fee). Users can select from more than 100 card designs or design their own online.
Using the Handwrytten service can be fully automated. Contact lists can be uploaded to send hundreds of notes at once. Thanking customers, remembering birthdays, anniversaries and other special events with a thoughtful and personal message has never been easier. Handwrytten can be integrated with Salesforce, Zapier, Integromat and other services via its API.
For more information, visit handwrytten.com or download the Handwyrtten app for iPhone and Android.
