A demand letter is judged on two things: what is asked, and what supports the ask.
Most drafts fail on the second part. They describe the grievance at length and then ask for a refund, a repair or a payment without naming the provision that creates the obligation. The recipient reads it as a complaint, not as a position.
Five answers, one letter
Legal Letter takes five answers about the facts and returns a formal letter: the facts, the demand, and the provisions that support it. The preview is free; the clean copy is $3 in USDC, no account. Six jurisdictions are covered.
What it does not do
The citation is printed as text with the source, and the output says it is legal information, not legal advice. No deadline is invented and no amount is promised.
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