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Founded 2024 · San Francisco

A small writing studio for B2B software teams.

Talvra is two people. We rewrite landing pages, onboarding flows, and outbound emails for early-stage SaaS companies that have a real product but copy that still reads like it was assembled from a competitor's homepage. If you're seeing this page, it's because we sent you an email and you wanted to check we're a real company. We are.

What we actually do

01
Rewrite your homepage so it says something.

Most B2B homepages explain what the tool is. Almost none explain why the next person in line should care. We fix that, in your voice, with your words pulled from real customer calls.

02
Rewrite the first 14 days of being a user.

Welcome emails, empty states, the tooltip nobody ever read. Onboarding is where activation lives, and it's almost always written by an engineer at 11pm.

03
Write outbound that doesn't make you cringe to send.

Cold emails, founder-to-founder notes, the LinkedIn message you've been drafting for a week. Short, specific, and built around an actual reason to reach out.

Recent work

Positioning sprint

Two weeks. We rewrite your homepage and one core flow, starting with a 90-minute call and three rounds of customer interview transcripts.

$6,500 · flat fee, 2 weeks

Landing page rewrite

One page. Five business days. Three rounds of edits. You get the final copy in your CMS or a Google Doc, whichever you'd rather work in.

From $2,400 · 5 business days

Onboarding audit

A week reading every email, in-app message, and empty state in your signup flow. You get a written report with rewrites and a prioritized fix list.

From $3,200 · 1 week

Monthly retainer

Eight hours a month, drawn down as you need them. Shared Slack channel, no per-task minimums, cancel any month with two weeks' notice.

$1,800/mo · 8 hours, rolling

“I started Talvra after eight years writing B2B copy in-house, first at a payments startup in Stockholm and then in San Francisco. It's the studio I wish I could've hired when I was the only writer on a 20-person team. Joen joined in late 2024 from the editorial side of things, and that's still the whole company.”

Mara Lindqvist
Founder, Talvra
Monthly letter

One letter, the first Sunday of each month.

We send a short note: one piece of B2B copy we noticed (good or bad), one thing we rewrote that week and what changed, and a small idea worth trying. No upsells, no tracking pixels, no second email for anything other than the next letter.

Double opt-in. We send a confirmation first. Unsubscribe in one click, any time.

Reasonable questions

How did you get my email address?

From your company website, your LinkedIn, or sometimes a conference attendee list we found posted publicly. We don't buy email lists, we don't scrape gated databases, and we don't enrich with third-party data providers. If you'd rather not hear from us, reply with "remove" and you're off within a few hours.

What does a project actually look like, day to day?

Week one is mostly listening. Customer call recordings, your existing copy, support tickets, sales transcripts if you have them. Week two we write, you review, we revise. Everything happens in a shared Google Doc and a Slack channel, not in a project management tool nobody opens.

What if we're pre-revenue or pre-launch?

Honestly, we're probably not the right fit yet. Most of what we do is shaped by listening to real customers, and without those it tends to come out as guesswork dressed up in nicer fonts. Come back after you've talked to 20 people who paid you.

Will I get follow-up emails if I don't reply?

No. One message, no automated nudges, no "just bumping this up" the next week. If we don't hear back, we assume the timing isn't right and leave it there.

Do you share or sell email addresses?

Never. Addresses stay in our system, are not shared with partners, and are deleted on request. The full policy is on the privacy page.

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