ResolveLetter

Clear pricing for summaries, letters, and complaint-ready documents.

A fast, intuitive way to turn your situation into a clear summary, letter, or complaint-ready document.

Written request

Demand Letter

From $14.99

Prepare a clear written request for refunds, repairs, unpaid invoices, cancellations, deposits, service problems, and other common disputes.

Includes

  • Standard Letter Pack: $14.99
  • Complete Letter Pack: $24.99
  • Formal letter and short email version
  • Evidence checklist and safe next steps
  • Downloadable result

Best when

  • You know what you want to request
  • You want a professional message
  • You need a clear response from a business or person
Prepare a letter

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Case clarity

Best first step

Legal Issue Summary

$19.99

Understand the key facts, risks, documents, official resources, and next steps before deciding what to send.

Includes

  • Case analysis and practical review
  • Points in your favor
  • Points to be careful about
  • Relevant official resources when appropriate
  • Documents to gather and safe next steps
  • Questions to ask a licensed attorney

Best when

  • You are not sure what to do next
  • The issue is sensitive, unclear, or higher-risk
  • You may later add a letter or complaint for the same case
Get my case summary

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Complaint-ready statement

Official Complaint

$14.99

Prepare a complaint-ready statement for an agency, department, board, insurer, licensing office, company escalation team, or similar complaint channel.

Includes

  • Complaint-ready statement
  • Short online form version
  • Key facts and timeline
  • Requested resolution
  • Documents to attach
  • Safe wording notes

Best when

  • A company keeps ignoring the issue
  • You need a factual complaint record
  • You want to submit through an official or company channel
Prepare a complaint

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Add-ons

Start with clarity, then add the document you need.

If you purchase a Legal Issue Summary first, you can add a written request or official complaint for the same case at a lower price. Before checkout, you tell ResolveLetter who the add-on is for and what it should focus on.

Demand Letter add-on

$7.99

After a Legal Issue Summary, add a written request for the same case using the facts and follow-up answers already collected.

Official Complaint add-on

$7.99

After a Legal Issue Summary, add a complaint-ready statement for the same case without starting from scratch.

Payment notes

Simple checkout. Clear delivery.

Start with guided questions before checkout.
Review the case details before paying.
Payment is processed securely by Stripe.
ResolveLetter does not store full card details.
Digital products are generally final once prepared and delivered.

FAQ

Pricing questions.

Do I pay before seeing anything?

No. You start by describing the situation and reviewing a case preview. You pay only when you want the full document or summary prepared.

Which product should I choose?

Choose Demand Letter if you already know what you want to request. Choose Legal Issue Summary if you need clarity first. Choose Official Complaint if you want a complaint-ready statement for an agency, board, department, insurer, or company complaint channel.

Can I add a letter or complaint after the summary?

Yes. After purchasing a Legal Issue Summary, you can add a Demand Letter or Official Complaint for the same case for $7.99 each. Before checkout, you can clarify who the add-on should be sent to and what it should focus on.

Is Complete Letter Pack worth it?

For many demand-letter situations, yes. It gives you multiple tones and a follow-up version, which can be more useful than one single message.

Is this legal advice?

No. ResolveLetter provides document preparation and general legal information. It is not a law firm, does not represent you, and does not provide legal advice.

Important notice

ResolveLetter is a document-preparation and legal information tool. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. It does not create an attorney-client relationship and does not represent you. For legal advice, consult a licensed attorney in your state.