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Salary negotiation email

Ask for more pay, clearly and politely.

Free to start. Works on Android, in Chrome and on the web.

Salary negotiation
What's the situation?Offer is $85k, hoping for $95k, 6 years experience
Situation
  • New job offer
  • Raise
  • Counteroffer
Tone
  • Grateful
  • Confident
  • Firm
Format
  • Email
  • Talking points
Write my request

How it works

  1. Give the numbers

    The offer or your current pay, what you're hoping for and why.

  2. Pick the situation

    New job offer, Raise or Counteroffer. Then Grateful, Confident or Firm.

  3. Send it or say it

    Get an email to send, or talking points to use on a call.

An example

What's the situation?

offer is 85k for senior analyst at Corwin Health hoping for 95k 6 yrs experience, 2 leading a small team really want the job

Your email

Hi Jordan, Thank you again for the offer. I'm excited about the Senior Analyst role and about joining the team at Corwin Health. Before I accept, I'd like to ask about the salary. With six years of experience, including two years leading a small team, I was hoping for a base of $95,000. Is there room to move closer to that number? I'm keen to make this work and happy to talk it through on a call. Best regards, [Your name]

Then make it yours

  • More confident
  • Softer
  • Add other perks
  • Shorter
  • Try again

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Questions, answered

Is it free?

Yes. The free plan gives you AI help every day, and Pro gives you about 10,000 AI actions a month. You sign in with Google or a code we email you, so your work follows you to every device.

Will it sound like AI?

It sounds like a calm person asking for fair pay, without stiff phrases or nervous apologies. It uses only the numbers and reasons you give, so it won't invent market data or competing offers.

Can I use it on my phone?

Yes. Install the Preener keyboard for Android and open Salary negotiation from the keyboard in any app. Your account also works in Chrome and on the web.

Ask for the pay you're hoping for