GOOD PEOPLE · SEND GOOD LETTERS
Say it properly.
In ink.
Real letters, handwritten in real ink by pen, on beautiful printed stationery. Then we pop it in the post for you.
WHY HANDWRITTEN
Everyone reads their letters.
A handwritten letter gets opened first. Then it gets read again. Then it goes on the fridge.
That's because someone, or something very clever with a fountain pen, took the time.
You decide what to say. We'll write it out properly.
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps to a proper letter
Tell us what to say
Pick a product, write your words, add your addresses. One letter or a few thousand.
We put pen to paper
Our fountain-pen plotters and human writers put every word down in real ink. Anything that needs printing, we print.
We pop it in the post
We fold, stuff, seal and send. You put the kettle on.
PRODUCTS
Something for every occasion
Weddings
Invitations your gran will keep on the mantelpiece.
Handwritten, addressed and posted for you.
Plan your invitesBusiness Christmas cards
The card that doesn't go straight in the recycling.
Written and posted to every client on your list.
Start your Christmas listThank-you notes
For the new contract, the renewal, the referral, the long year.
A proper thank-you, in proper ink.
Send a thank-youNew this week
Something new from the workshop, most weeks.
Check back to see what we're working on.
See what's newCan't see what you're after? Tell us. It might be next week's.
FOR DEVELOPERS
Handwriting,
with an API.
Everything we do sits behind one API. Send a handwritten letter from your own app, CRM or checkout, and we'll post it.
"You write the code. We bring the ink."
- ✓Real handwriting, real ink. Not a font pretending.
- ✓Printing and fulfilment included, so it's one integration, not four.
- ✓The same API powers every one of our own products. If it's good enough for us, it'll do.
The client card that doesn't end up in the bin.
Your clients get a lot of post. Most of it is printed. A handwritten envelope gets opened first. A handwritten note gets read twice. It says: we thought about you. Not: we bought a mail-merge.
GET IN TOUCH
Got something worth writing?
Join the waitlist and we'll drop you a line. A real one, probably.