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Handwrite

Handwrite

Robot-written handwritten cards at scale

Category

Gifting & Direct Mail

Key features

Robot-written cards with real ink

Handwritten envelopes and real stamps

Custom branded stationery

01 — Overview

What is

Handwrite

Handwrite sends personalized handwritten cards that are written by robots holding real pens, then mailed in handwritten envelopes with real stamps. You upload recipients or connect a CRM, choose or upload stationery, write a message or saved template, and cards usually go out within a business day. Sales and account teams use it for prospect touches, thank you notes and customer retention.

02 — Who it’s for

Ideal Customer Profile

Sales, marketing and customer success teams at small and growing businesses that want a personal offline touch in their outreach. It also suits teams that want to trigger cards automatically from their CRM or other apps.

03 — Capabilities

Key Features

Robot-written cards with real ink

Handwritten envelopes and real stamps

Custom branded stationery

Multiple handwriting styles

Saved message templates

Zapier integration and REST API

06 — FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Handwrite used for?

Handwrite is used to send personal, handwritten cards to prospects, customers and donors at scale, for example thank you notes, follow ups after a meeting or repeat business campaigns.

Are the cards actually handwritten?

Yes. Cards are written by robots using real pens and ink, and the envelopes are also handwritten and sent with a real stamp. You can pick from several handwriting styles, and Handwrite says it can replicate your own handwriting.

Which tools does Handwrite integrate with?

Handwrite connects to thousands of apps through Zapier, including CRMs like Salesforce, ecommerce platforms and marketing tools, so a card can be triggered automatically by an event in another system.

Does Handwrite have an API?

Yes. Handwrite offers a REST API for custom integrations, with code examples in JavaScript, Python and Ruby.

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Handwrite

Robot-written handwritten cards at scale