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EmailRoaster: your cold email gets three rewrites, no ego.

App: /apps/emailroaster/ Cost: 2 credits per roast Time: 4 min · ships .md export

EmailRoaster takes your draft cold email and returns (1) a scorecard, (2) three rewrites at different tones, and (3) a recommended subject line refresh. Use it before every cold outbound send.

1

Open EmailRoaster

Go to /apps/emailroaster/. Sign in at /portal/ if needed.

2 credits per roast. Plus's 75/month = 37 roasts. If you're running outbound campaigns, that's enough to QA every email before send.

2

Paste your draft email

The form takes:

Tip: include the unpolished version. EmailRoaster is more useful when you paste your first-draft attempt. It'll catch the obvious problems (vague ask, buried CTA, name-drop fail) that you'd otherwise spend 20 minutes fixing yourself.
3

Read the scorecard first

EmailRoaster scores your draft on:

Each dimension gets a color-coded score. If everything's green, send your original. If even one is red, look at the rewrites.

4

Compare the 3 rewrites

VariantWhen to send it
PunchyShort, sharp, slightly cheeky. Best for founders / individual contributors who hate corporate email.
DirectClean, professional, no fluff. Best for VPs / executives who triage in 15 seconds.
WarmConversational, peer-to-peer. Best when there's a real connection (mutual contact, shared context).

Each variant card has a Copy button and a "Tune in BrandVoice" handoff if you want to push the rewrite further in your specific brand voice.

5

Pick, paste, send (then track replies)

Hit Export as Markdown for the scorecard + all 3 variants in one .md file. Drop it in your CRM as a note, or save to a "best emails" library.

Track which variant tone gets replies in your audience. Over a few campaigns you'll learn which one works for your ICP.

What EmailRoaster won't do

What's next? Most teams that adopt EmailRoaster do this loop: draft → roast → send the winning variant → track replies → roast next time with that learning baked in. After 5-10 campaigns, you'll have a clear sense of which tone fits your ICP. If you're running cart-rescue or post-purchase email instead of cold, use CartCloseAI.