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A legally-sound corrective action letter in under 3 minutes, every state, every time.

FairFile turns the facts of an incident into a structured, cited, state-compliant written warning or PIP, so a routine write-up stops depending on a $300-an-hour attorney or a guess pulled from Reddit.

The only tool that shows the state law behind every clause, tracks the whole disciplinary record as one case, and is the first standalone product built for exactly this job.

$600
Typical per-hour attorney rate to draft one letter ($300–$600)
$80,000
Average wrongful-termination settlement this documentation is built to help you avoid ($40K–$80K)
3 min
Time to a structured, cited first draft
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Product preview: mockups of the in-development app, not live software

Split-screen live letter generation with inline statute citations appearing as the letter streams in. Split-screen live letter generation with inline statute citations appearing as the letter streams in, dark mode.
The letter writes itself, with the law attached.Plain-English facts in, a structured, cited written warning out, in real time.
Risk-flagging interstitial pausing letter generation to flag a recent FMLA return before a written warning issues. Risk-flagging interstitial pausing letter generation to flag a recent FMLA return before a written warning issues, dark mode.
It stops you before you make a costly mistake.A recent protected leave pauses the letter and recommends attorney review, automatically.
PIP builder with SMART-goal milestone timeline, mid-cycle at checkpoint two, with a state-leave guardrail note. PIP builder with SMART-goal milestone timeline, mid-cycle at checkpoint two, dark mode.
A real improvement plan, not a form letter.SMART-goal checkpoints on a timeline, with state-leave interactions handled as it builds.
50-state compliance library with California selected, showing four cited statute requirement cards and a cross-state comparison table. 50-state compliance library with California selected, dark mode.
Every state, cited, kept current.Switch the state and watch the exact statutes and requirements change underneath the same incident.
Employee case history and audit trail showing a progressive-discipline ladder, three chronological entries, and one-click export. Employee case history and audit trail, dark mode.
One case, not a folder of loose letters.Every verbal warning, written notice, and signature lives on one timeline, ready to export if a claim is ever filed.
The problem

"Document, document, document everything," but nobody tells you what actually counts.

HR generalists and small-business owners with no in-house counsel are told to build a paper trail before disciplining or terminating an employee. Few can afford $300–$600-an-hour attorney review for a routine write-up, so the default becomes crowdsourcing advice from Reddit and SHRM threads and hoping the wording holds up.

Skipping a $300–$500 attorney-reviewed document routinely trades a small, known cost for a $4,000 to $250,000-plus unknown one. It is a balance-sheet problem hiding behind a paperwork problem.

$150–$600+per attorney-drafted or reviewed warning letter
$4,000–$8,000added payroll tax over 3–5 years from a lost unemployment claim caused by missing documentation
$40,000–$80,000average wrongful-termination settlement; $50,000–$250,000 total including defense
30–50%rise in EPLI premiums after a single filed claim (on a base of roughly $2,665/yr)
“Document, document, document everything!”
“At will means you can fire for no reason, but you could end up with a higher unemployment tax if you don't do it this way [without documentation].”
“Your first reaction shouldn't be to fire staff that you allowed to stay without proper documentation of any performance issues.”
Try it

Generate a sample letter, right here.

Prefilled with a real attendance case. Change the state and watch the citations change. This is a demo of the planned product: nothing here is sent anywhere yet.

New written warning · sample / demo
Drafting, citing state law as it writes…

Click Generate sample letter to see a structured, cited written warning appear here, paragraph by paragraph.

Everything the market asks for, in one product

The best of every tool, and the gaps none of them fill.

Every direct competitor is one template inside a bigger legal-document or HR-toolkit platform. This is the first standalone product built for exactly this job, combining the best of what buyers ask for with the compliance rigor none of them show.

Only FairFile

State law shown, not just claimed

A maintained, cited state-law dataset appears inline as the letter generates. Competitors assert "multi-jurisdiction ready"; this shows the specific statute behind every clause.

Only FairFile

One connected case, not loose documents

Verbal warning through written warning through PIP through termination lives as one auditable timeline. The one enterprise tool that does this costs five to six figures a year.

Only FairFile

The first standalone product for this job

Every real competitor is one of 200 templates inside a broader platform. This is focused product, focused trust, focused execution, not a bolted-on feature.

Tone control: Professional, Constructive, Firm

Live preview of how word choice shifts, with guardrails so Firm never reads as pretextual or punitive.

Fact-specific language, not vague labels

Flags vague inputs like "often late" or "bad attitude" before generating, since vague documentation is the top-cited reason a write-up fails to hold up.

Risk-flagging for FMLA, ADA, and retaliation exposure

Recent protected leave, a workers' comp claim, or a disability accommodation pauses generation and recommends attorney review, before the letter issues.

PDF/DOCX export with company branding

Clean formatting built to survive a paste into the company's own letterhead.

Built-in e-signature and acknowledgment

Includes a plain-language explainer that a refusal to sign does not invalidate the document, answering the most repeated confusion in the community scan.

Consistency-across-managers guardrail

An org-level severity and tone baseline, so similar conduct produces similarly worded documentation and reduces disparate-treatment risk.

SMART-goal PIP with timeline and review cadence

Standard structure plus state-aware language for how a PIP period interacts with state leave law, which no PIP-only tool addresses.

Attorney-review backstop for high-risk cases

Transparently priced add-on triggered automatically by risk-flagging, never buried behind a hard-to-cancel subscription.

Transparent pricing, working cancel path

Pricing shown before signup, usage-based billing, no auto-renew trap, and a cancel button that actually works: the market's single most-requested fix.

How we compare

Every feature they have, and the ones they don't.

Every claim below reflects each product's own public pages and pricing at the time of research. We win outright on most rows and match the best enterprise or indie option on the rest.

Feature FairFile AI Lawyer Pro Makeform AI SixFifty Rocket Lawyer Genie AI Hyring
Purpose-built for corrective action / PIP, not bolted onto a broader platform WinNoNoNoNo NoNo
Real state-by-state compliance, cited inline, not just claimed WinClaimed onlyNoMatch (attorney-built)Partial Claimed onlyNo
Progressive-discipline ladder tracked as one case over time WinNoPartial (templates only)Match (policy-level)No NoNo
Tone control (Professional / Constructive / Firm) WinNoNoNoNo NoPartial (3 styles)
Risk-flagging for FMLA / ADA / retaliation exposure WinNoNoPartial (policy content)No NoNo
Fact-specific prompting (dates, specifics, measurable impact enforced) WinNoNoMatchNo NoNo
Case history / audit trail across an employee WinNoNoMatch (policy-level)Partial (document storage) NoNo
Attorney-review add-on for high-risk cases MatchPartial (paid add-on)NoMatch (built-in)Match (paid membership) NoNo
Transparent pricing shown before signup WinNoNoNo (custom quote)No MatchMatch (free)
Simple, visible cancellation path WinReported friction (user reviews)N/A (free)N/A (contract)Reported friction (user reviews) N/AN/A (free)
Digital signature / acknowledgment built in WinNoMatchNoMatch NoMatch
Speed (under a minute to a first draft) WinMatchMatchNo (policy platform)No NoMatch
One-time-purchase option, no subscription required WinNoNoNoNo Match ($120/doc)Match (free)
Priced for SMB / solo HR, not an enterprise contract WinMatchMatchNo ($75/mo+ to $5K+/yr)Match MatchMatch
Data privacy / retention stated plainly WinUnclearUnclearMatchUnclear UnclearUnclear
Win: we do this and they don't Match: comparable capability Partial / unclear No / not applicable

Comparisons reflect each company's own public pages and pricing at time of research (2026). "Reported friction" refers to patterns described in public user reviews, not a FairFile-verified claim about any specific account.

Why now

We are pre-launch. Here is the industry we are building for.

FairFile has no customers yet, so there are no customer testimonials here. What follows is real, sourced commentary from HR generalists, managers, and small-business owners describing the exact problem this product is built to solve.

Zero customers yet: every quote below is an industry voice, not a FairFile testimonial
“I suggested that we issue a write-up, outline the areas where improvement is needed, discuss what resources the company could provide for success, and establish a timeline for review.”
“Document their inadequate performance thoroughly… keep a thorough record of everything.”
Industry voice, not a FairFile testimonialr/managers
“Gave my first write-up and it didn't go well.”
“Not signing an internal write-up doesn't invalidate the write-up.”
Industry voice, not a FairFile testimonialr/AskHR
The math

Priced like insurance, not like software.

An attorney charges $300 to $600 an hour to draft one letter. A single wrongful-termination claim this documentation is built to help you avoid settles for $40,000 to $80,000 on average. This costs a fraction of one attorney hour and takes three minutes.

A few dollars
FairFile, per letter, well under the $120/letter the market already pays
$120
Genie AI, the closest paid per-document competitor
$150–$600+
Attorney-drafted or reviewed letter, per document
$40K–$80K
Average wrongful-termination settlement this documentation helps you avoid

The premium tier is not an expense to justify against a free tool. It is cheap insurance against the $4,000-to-$250,000 range documentation failure actually costs, priced at a fraction of what the market has already proven it will pay for one defensible letter.

Bars are not to scale; each step up represents an order-of-magnitude jump in cost.

Early access pricing

Simple pricing, shown before you ever sign up.

These are the plans we intend to launch with. Early-access members lock in founder pricing and shape the roadmap before general availability.

Single letter

One defensible letter, right now

$29 / letter
No subscription. Well under the $120/letter benchmark the market already pays.
  • One structured, cited letter or PIP
  • State-law citations shown inline
  • PDF export with your letterhead
  • Built-in e-signature request
Start with a single letter

Attorney review add-on

For the high-risk cases

From $149 / case
Automatically offered when risk-flagging triggers; never required, never hidden.
  • Licensed employment-counsel review
  • Triggered automatically by risk-flags
  • Transparent per-case pricing, no membership
Learn about attorney review
FairFile is a professional documentation tool, not a law firm, and its output is not legal advice. We recommend attorney review for high-risk situations (recent protected leave, disability accommodation, workers' compensation, or any discrimination complaint), and the attorney-review add-on above exists for exactly that.

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FAQ

The questions we expect you to ask.

A general-purpose chatbot produces language, not a compliance-checked document: no state-law citations, no case history, no risk-flagging for FMLA/ADA/retaliation, and no memory of the last letter you wrote for the same employee. FairFile requires the specific facts up front, cites the governing statute inline, and tracks every letter as one connected case.
The consistency-across-managers guardrail holds an org-level severity and tone baseline, so similar conduct produces similarly worded documentation regardless of who writes it. The generator also flags vague, subjective input ("bad attitude," "poor culture fit") and asks for specific, observable facts before it will generate, which works against both weak documentation and disparate treatment.
It depends on the state and the situation. Try the live demo above: switch the state dropdown and watch the cited requirements change for the same incident. That is the actual mechanism, not a marketing claim.
A refusal to sign does not invalidate the document. Every letter includes a plain-language note to that effect, and the case record simply logs the refusal alongside the date and any witness present.
FairFile is a professional documentation tool, not a law firm, and its output is not legal advice. When risk-flagging detects a recent protected leave, a workers' compensation claim, a disability accommodation, or a discrimination complaint, it recommends the attorney-review add-on before the letter issues. For anything outside routine, low-risk documentation, loop in real counsel.
Pricing is shown in full above, before you ever sign up: $29 per single letter, or $49 a month for unlimited letters and case tracking. No hidden auto-renew, and cancellation is a single click, directly answering the market's most common billing complaint.
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