Paperwriter.com
Review

Types of Services Provided

While the complete list of assignment types and classes is impressive, when you take a closer look, the extent of services provided can be summed up in four simple points:

• Writing and rewriting
• Proofreading and editing
• STEM assignments
• Calculations

Prices & Deadlines

None of the PaperWriter reviews mention prices, so let me explain how they work. First, you need to create an account to see an estimate. Next, the order form uses your paper type, deadline, academic level, and the number of pages and calculates the lowest rate possible. Then, you browse the writers’ bids that start with the lowest price and go up to almost twice the amount.

As you see, there’s no telling how much your paper will cost. Still, the lowest rate is $10.8, but it only works for high schoolers and 2-month deadlines. For college students, the prices start at $11.4. And I paid about $50 for a 5-page essay on a 5-day deadline.

PaperWriter Discounts and Promo Codes

I have no idea how I landed such a sweet deal. The moment I logged in for the first time and created a new order, the 20% discount was applied automatically. Though the bidding process doesn’t state it outright, I think the offers are adjusted to account for this discount as well. And if you order a long-form assignment, you can get as much as 30% off.

Paper Quality and Personal Experience

At this point, you might be expecting a plot twist that will turn my Paper Writer review around, but this is not a story with a happy ending. You already know I wanted a 5-page essay; it was supposed to be an argumentative piece about vaccination mandates and personal freedoms. I expected it to be opinionated and controversial but still supported with scientific data. Instead, it was a long rant with no substance and not a single unbiased source cited. Besides, some sentences made me question the writer’s knowledge of English. Word choice and turns of phrase were that awkward!

PaperWriter Revisions and Refund Policy

Like some Paper Writer reviews suggested, the revisions are free, but only if you convince the Quality Assurance Department that your initial instructions were not followed. I could barely manage that, but the second draft was no better, with the same lack of substance.

I didn’t even bother asking for a refund. As far as I can tell, that’s only possible if you provide a Turnitin report proving plagiarism. Anything short of that, including late delivery, does not warrant a full refund, and even partial refunds are a struggle to secure.

Support and Communication

The support agents were extra pushy, while the QA managers relied heavily on automated answers to deal with complaints. Overall, communication was not the strongest suit of this company, nor was it the worst aspect of my PaperWriter review.