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Salary Pitcher
Free AI-powered salary negotiation, no login required
8 followers
Free AI-powered salary negotiation, no login required
8 followers
Generate a custom, human-sounding salary negotiation email in under 2 minutes. Free, no login, market-backed. Unlike other tools, Salary Pitcher includes a full toolkit — a follow-up reply generator (reply to recruiter pushback), a negotiation strategy playbook, an offer comparison tool, and a salary calculator, all backed by real labor market data.
Generated my negotiation email in under a minute and the tone actually sounded like me, not a template. The follow-up reply tool is a nice touch since that's usually where I get stuck.
@michaelbjordan Really appreciate you saying that, especially the "sounded like me, not a template" part — that was honestly the hardest thing to get right while building this. Most tools I tried before making my own felt generic no matter what you typed in.
Glad the follow-up tool landed too — that was actually added because I kept getting stuck exactly there during my own negotiations. Knowing what to say in the first email is one thing, but responding when they push back is a whole different kind of stuck. Good to know it's solving that for someone else too.
Let me know if you end up using it for a real negotiation — genuinely curious how it goes
One thing that would make this way more useful is letting me save multiple negotiation threads for different companies. Right now I'm juggling three offers and I keep losing track of which strategy I used for which recruiter. Even a simple way to label and revisit past pitches would save me a ton of mental overhead.
@odin_bai This is genuinely great feedback, and it's the tension I keep running into — the "no login required" thing is core to why people trust the tool enough to actually use it with real offer details, but that same design choice makes exactly what you're describing harder to solve well.
A few directions I'm thinking about instead of forcing full accounts:
Local browser storage so your threads persist on your device without needing a login (simplest, keeps the no-account promise, but ties it to one browser/device)
An optional "save" that generates a private link you can bookmark per company, no account needed to create or revisit it
Juggling three offers and losing track of which strategy went where is such a real problem though — appreciate you spelling it out with the specific pain point instead of just "add saving lol." Going to sit with this one. If you had to pick, would device-local saving be enough, or do you need it to follow you across devices?
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