Handwrytten, based in Tempe, Arizona, turns a typed message into a card written with an actual pen, using robotic writing arms that reproduce a chosen handwriting style rather than printing text. Businesses use it to automate sending a real handwritten note for occasions such as birthdays, anniversaries and multistep outreach campaigns, with QR code tracking to measure whether a recipient engaged, unlimited custom Design Your Own cards, and API access to trigger cards from other software. Consumer plans work the same way for people sending personal cards regularly rather than running a business campaign.
The mechanism is a physical, robotic writing process rather than a printed font made to look handwritten, though the pages reviewed do not detail exactly how a chosen handwriting style is captured or reproduced, so a buyer wanting a close match to natural handwriting should request a sample before committing to a large order. Postage is billed separately at USPS rates on top of the card price, and cards still need real names, addresses and message content supplied correctly, since a robotic writer cannot catch a wrong address or a factual mistake in the text.
Business plans bill monthly with volume-based per-card pricing: Pro is $449 a month, or $374 billed annually, at $1.99 a card; Enterprise is $649, or $540 annually, at $1.49 a card; Elite is $849, or $707 annually, at $1.29 a card; and Agency is $2,499, or $2,082 annually, at $1.19 a card, with every business tier including QR tracking, automated occasion triggers, unlimited custom cards and API access. Consumer plans are credit packs that renew every 30 days with unused credits rolling over: Silver is $100 a month for 24 cards with a 10% discount, Gold is $200 for 50 cards with 15% off, and Platinum is $382 for 100 cards with 20% off. A retail card without a plan costs $3.75.
