Outreach emails that read like a native English-speaking rep wrote them
Prospects decide in a few seconds whether an email is worth a reply. Tactword removes the small mistakes that make outreach look translated.
Written by a sales development rep
Hi Mark, I saw that your company is hiring 3 new SDRs. We help teams like yours to reduce the time of onboarding. Do you have 15 minutes in the Thursday for a call?
After Tactword
Hi Mark, I saw your company is hiring 3 new SDRs. We help teams like yours cut onboarding time. Do you have 15 minutes on Thursday for a call?
A typical sequence
You researched the account properly, and the offer is good. Then the first line reads like a translation, and the prospect stops there.
Illustration, not a customer photo.
- What it fixes for sales development reps
- Stiff openings such as "I would like to present you our solution" become natural and direct
- Prepositions and word order a native speaker would never use
- The rewrite is instructed to keep your offer, pricing, and meeting times as you wrote them; prices, days, and times are checked after every rewrite
- The fact check covers amounts, percentages, numbers, dates, times, references, codes, versions, links, email addresses, and phone numbers; it doesn't check names, tone, or meaning.
Try it on a reply you wrote
One free rewrite a day, no card needed. Under the result, the fact check marks each value from your draft as kept or not found, and flags any value the rewrite adds.
Questions from sales development reps
Other questions? Write to support@tactword.com.
No. You write the email with your own research and offer, and Tactword makes the English sound native. It's instructed never to invent claims, numbers, or results.
Yes. Choose the Shorter tone. It cuts filler and is instructed to keep every fact, number, and commitment, including the meeting request.
Give your sales development reps a native voice
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