This free gauge tells you how pushy your sales email sounds.
From calm to desperate in one reading. We show what pushes the needle.
- Pressure or false urgencyhigh
Only 3 spots left
→ Remove artificial deadlines; real value does not expire on Friday.
- Pressure or false urgencyhigh
expires tomorrow
→ Remove artificial deadlines; real value does not expire on Friday.
- Pressure or false urgencyhigh
ASAP
→ Remove artificial deadlines; real value does not expire on Friday.
- Pressure or false urgencymedium
You need to see this
→ Remove artificial deadlines; real value does not expire on Friday.
- Pressure or false urgencymedium
!!
→ Remove artificial deadlines; real value does not expire on Friday.
- Rigid meeting askmedium
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→ Ask whether the topic is relevant before asking for time.
Quick rule-based checks, run in your browser. The MailDignity API reads full context with AI and writes rewrites.
Pressure is borrowed attention. It is paid back with interest.
Commands, deadlines and exclamation marks feel like energy to the sender and like a threat to the reader.
Calm, specific emails signal confidence. Pushy ones signal need.
Frequently asked questions.
Is urgency ever OK?
Real deadlines, stated plainly, are fine. Invented ones are not.
Why do exclamation marks matter?
Stacked, they read as shouting.
Does it detect rigid meeting asks?
Yes.
Free?
Yes.
Check every email before it sends.
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