No buzzwords
Words like "best-in-class" or "synergy" say little. On a cold note, short priority language beats buzzwords.
Free sales jargon checker
Sales Jargon Checker
Paste your sales email. See every buzzword, hype line, and filler phrase quoted, with a plain-English swap and the research behind each check.
- Free, no sign-up
- Nothing you type is stored
- Every rule shows its source
What the Sales Jargon Checker checks
Each check is explained in plain words. Checks based on research link to the source. The rest are labeled as writing practice.
No hype or return-on-investment claims
A hype number or a return-on-investment claim on a cold note costs trust. Save the numbers for a live deal.
No filler openers
Lines like "I hope this finds you well" delay the point. This is a writing practice, not a study result.
Writing practice
Everyday words
Corporate words like "utilize" or "bandwidth" have plain swaps. This is a writing practice, not a study result.
Writing practice
Short, easy sentences
Short words and short sentences are easier to read.
Opens about them
On a cold note, a product pitch in the first line loses to a line about their priority.
Questions
What is sales jargon?
Words that sound impressive but say little, like "synergy", "best-in-class", or "unlock value". Plain words that name their problem are easier to trust.
Where do the plain swaps come from?
They are everyday words a reader takes in faster. They are a writing practice, not a study result, so use the one that fits your sentence.
Are all numbers hype?
No. A number from their own world, like a figure they shared, can help. A return-on-investment claim or a big promise on a first note is what gets flagged.
Is it free? Do you store my email?
It is free with no sign-up, and nothing you type is stored.