Something odd about the rates on the webpage caught my attention. Why? Because they talk about material that costs $10 per page, yet none of their content writing services offer such a quotation. Even if the firm spreads some false information, it is still a well-priced one. In reality, based on what I’ve observed so far when researching such businesses, it’s considerably less expensive than people may assume given their alleged popularity.

Do you want an example? Well, without any further reductions, all high school papers have a minimum price of $14.91 per page. College papers cost $17.01, undergraduate papers $19.46, master’s papers $24.02, and doctoral papers $26.31.

You’ve surely seen that the prices rise quickly, even for the choice with the longest deadline. This surprised me, but even with their reductions, the pricing would still be reasonable if the service’s quality is as advertised, especially at the higher levels.

This was also unusual in terms of their discounts. There isn’t a loyalty discount per se, at least not one that is comparable to other firms’ reward programmes. Essentially, the price of a paper is determined by the amount of money you spent on your previous one and whether or not you want to use your bonus. You may build up an online balance that you can use on future orders.

This is a frustrating deal because you aren’t truly rewarded for your loyalty, but you will pay less if you spend more. Furthermore, the deals are not particularly appealing, as the majority of reward offers are at or above 15%.

Thankfully, there is a discount on the first order at this time. This discount has been mentioned in other reviews, so it’s reasonable to assume that it always applies to new orders. As a result, as a new customer, you may also earn a discount, this time of 15%.