20 offer letter designs. No two alike.

A term-sheet grid: every section in a ruled cell with a shaded label, rate and scope side by side. Independent contractor terms: rate, no benefits, IP assignment, 30-day termination.

Formal letterhead with the address block, Georgia throughout, equity and bonus front and centre, severance and change-of-control clauses.

Warm paper, rounded tinted panels for every section, a big rounded greeting, check marks instead of bullets. For hospitality, retail and teams that hire people, not resumes.

Numbered steps down a vertical line, one per section, from the position to the start date. Fixed-term, hourly or stipend, mentor named.

A large faint initial of the company behind a centred letterhead, small-caps headings with fleurons, a gold rule. Formal without being stiff.

The cover design on a dark page: light type, a teal outlined welcome block, gold labels, solid teal fact cards. For brands that live in dark mode.

Everything on one page: four fact chips, then the terms in two columns at 9.5-point type. For high-volume hiring where the letter must be quick to read.

A corner ribbon that says Promotion and a thick accent rule beside the address block. New title, new compensation, effective date; everything else unchanged.

A full-height tinted rail on the left for the letterhead, the letter on the right with short accent rules under each heading. Home-office stipend, equipment and location clause.

Book-style: a running head with the company name, Roman-numeral headings centred, justified Georgia text, wide margins. References the previous offer and what changed.

Three fact cards right after the opening (pay, start date, equity), pill-shaped section labels, casual tone. Options and vesting explained plainly, early exercise included.

A charcoal letterhead over a full-bleed blue block with the candidate's name at 30 points, then pay, start date and equity in a ruled strip. Says 'we want you' before the first paragraph.

The company name runs vertically down a blue stripe on the left edge with a gold rule; the document title sits large at the top right. Compact, confident, unmistakable at a glance.

The offer design from the WWY app: cover title, blue hero with the welcome text, compensation and start-date cards, then the terms as pages.

Magazine typography: double rules, the role as a serif headline, a drop cap on the opening paragraph, terms set in two columns. For studios, agencies and media companies.

A full-width coral-to-gold banner with 'Offer of Employment' in large type. Loud on purpose; good for consumer brands.

No colour band, thin rules, uppercase section labels, generous white space. The words carry it.

A navy band across the top with the company name, a teal rule, headings marked with a coloured bar, compensation in a tinted card.

A teal left column with the key facts at a glance (role, start, base, bonus, location, deadline) beside the letter.

The everyday full-time offer. Logo top-left, a rule under the letterhead, clear sections, a compensation table. Clear, warm, complete.