[ AGREEMENTS ]

The letter that gets
you paid.

Formal demand letters before small claims court. Unpaid invoices, refused refunds, breach of contract, security deposits. Three tones. Sender notes + escalation paths included.

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60s
Time to draft
3
Tone presets
$4.99
Per letter
[ HOW IT WORKS ]
01 · DETAILS
Sender + recipient + ask
Who you are, who they are, what happened, the amount you're owed, the deadline you want.
02 · TONE
Pick how it sounds
Firm (default), diplomatic (for ongoing relationships), or final-notice (last warning before legal action).
03 · SEND
Letter + escalation paths
Full letter ready to mail, certified-mail instructions, and what to do next if the recipient ignores it.
[ WHAT YOU GET ]
FACTUAL
No invented facts
AI uses only what you provide. Won't invent damages or claims it can't substantiate from your input.
TONES
Three distinct tones
Firm / diplomatic / final-notice — each produces a meaningfully different letter from the same facts.
DEADLINE
Clear ask + deadline
Specific dollar amount (or specific performance), specific date by which to respond.
DELIVERY
Sender notes
How to send (certified mail with return receipt), what to attach, what records to keep.
ESCALATION
Next steps if ignored
Specific paths to escalation: small claims court limits, BBB, state AG, regulatory bodies.
ETHICAL
No threats of criminal action
Threatening criminal charges in a civil demand is extortion in most US states. We never go there.
[ PRICING ]

Pay only when you need it.

$4.99 for a single run. Or $19/mo for 50 operations per month across every PrimeDeck tool.

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Frequently asked questions

When is a demand letter the right move?+
Before small claims court, before hiring a lawyer, or as the last formal step in a payment/refund/contract dispute. A well-written demand letter resolves a meaningful share of disputes before any actual legal action.
What three tones are available?+
Firm (default — clear ask, deadline, consequence), diplomatic (less adversarial, for ongoing relationships), and final-notice (last warning, explicit court reference, stronger language).
Will it threaten lawsuit?+
It will reference the possibility of civil action — that's the whole point of a demand letter. It will NOT threaten criminal charges (that crosses into extortion in most US states) and it won't make claims it can't support from your input.
Will it work for all kinds of disputes?+
Best for unpaid invoices, refused refunds, breach of contract, security deposit disputes, undelivered goods/services, and similar civil claims under your state's small-claims limit (typically $5,000-$15,000). Not designed for personal injury, employment, or family law — those need a real attorney.
How do I send it?+
The output includes practical sender notes — typically certified mail with return receipt requested, plus an email copy. The detail page also includes "next steps if ignored" so you know where to escalate.
Is this legal advice?+
No. PrimeDeck is a drafting tool, not a law firm. Review the output, edit anything that doesn't fit your facts, and consult a licensed attorney for high-stakes disputes.