ProWritingAid Pricing Overview

The fact that it integrates with any app you happen to open. Email, Facebook, etc. Corrects mistakes on webpages as you type. Perfect how you present yourself to others and get this app.

It is a little pricey yet for the money you spend, you are able to present your ideas and thoughts to the world and it will be professional, crisp and polished. It is money well spent.

I have not had any problems that have been solved by using this app, yet my writing skills have improved tremendously. It not only helps with misspellings, but it also corrects uses of punctuation, excessive usage of adverbs, and so much more. You can get a report of your entire body of work directly on the site, and it is amazing. One time while using, I became so absorbed in writing that my laptop died. I was so upset as I lost all my work, but since I had been working on the site directly, I was so happy that when I logged back in, I saw that nothing had been lost! This saved me from starting from scratch and losing all the precious ideas and work that I had just poured into the book I am writing and that alone makes this priceless. I have been able to send professional emails with no errors, as well as facebook posts and reviews on Amazon without errors or improper usage of grammar. I see it also has been having an effect on the way I speak! It truly has helped me in so many ways. The best way to really make use of this program is if you are an author, a student, a professional or just want to improve your way of interacting with others.

ProWritingAid is incredibly feature rich. You can choose what kind of language (business, casual, academic, etc.) and the suggestions are usually extremely on point. The software is especially great at identifying filler words and helping to streamline copy plus of course any typos!

The flipside of the filler words is that sometimes you want softer language and ProWritingAid will flag a lot of that language. But it's still a good check and not really a con.

I feel more confident when submitting copy that's been checked by ProWritingAid. I know there's no typos, I know it's been cleaned up/made stronger, and it's that additional layer of security that I really appreciate.

The design of ProWritingAid is nice to look at and fits well with the writing software I use. I also like the web browser version where I can simply just copy and paste text or type right into the editing field. I like that ProWritingAid can integrate with many text editing applications. It allows me to be able to use it on different computers that have different software installed. The price is very good and the editing suggestions are very accurate.

I would like to be able to set ProWritingAid to focus more on certain types of edits so I don't get an influx of editing suggestions all over the place. That can be overwhelming at times. I mostly like ProWritingAid though and don't have much else negative to say about it.

ProWritingAid helps me to correct grammatical and punctuation errors in a full range of documents and other written material. I can save lots of time and energy from pouring over words and reading them over and over again to make sure they look and sound correct. Though I still have to check them to a certain degree, the amount of energy that I put into proofreading is significantly minimized with ProWritingAid.

I like that it has a feature where you can use it as an add in to Microsoft Word!

Can be a bit pricey. A lifetime license can go up to $500 with plagiarism checks. You can only do plagiarism checks 60 times a year.

I'm able to edit my documents professionally using this software.

The web editor - the variety of dimensions in which you get to edit your text - style, grammar, repeats, diction, transition, etc. It not edits your text for you. Over a period of time you just learn to write better because the editor also gives you overall and specific insights on your writing.

There is nothing I dislike about the editor. It's fantastic.

It makes you better writer over time. Also saves a lot of time while editing long documents. It feels like you have an extra pair of eyes as you proof read.

ProWritingAid's versatility is one of the best things about it. It can integrate with many common writing platforms, including the ones I normally use like Microsoft Word and the Chrome web browser. The way ProWritingAid overlays over text makes it a smooth tool that doesn't interfere with my usual writing process. It actually performs many checks that I would normally do on a third-party dictionary, thesaurus or writing reference website.

Sometimes I feel like there are too many suggestions, many of which wouldn't make much of a difference. Overall, it's not that big of a problem, but it would be great if we could customize the amount and types of suggestions we're given in a more precise way.

Though I initially thought it would make me more of a lazy writer, it actually has made me more in tuned with a wider variety of word choices and writing styles. I can also spend less time pouring over punctuation errors that can do serious damage to my professional credibility. Also, it's so versatile that I can even use it now for this review.

It is very simple to use, just have to paste content in the Web Editor. It provides the insights of content written in the pages. Could easily find and use the synonyms and reduce the duplication. A complete gist or summary of the content is provided. And we could separate a variety of error by their types, good for improving English. Provides detailed knowledge about what to use and why to use.

It would be good if price of premium plan would be lesser. It could be good if more options are provide in trial version like plagiarism. Overall it is very nice product.

It's helpful in checking errors in daily updates about tasks performed during the day. Heps in improving English and checking typing errors.

For a little context, I'm an author, so I'm very picky about the things I use to help make my writing as good as it can be. I was sold out for Grammarly (still am, but now only using the free version) until I finally caved and did a two week trial for PWA. This program is robust. It has an extremely comprehensive report that details out the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of your writing, and there are many different reports you can run if you choose to really drill down into it, which is what I love about it. Grammarly pales in comparison. But here is a fun fact: Grammarly actually works INSIDE ProWritingAid, so you get the best of both! I now use the free version of Grammarly to catch things in the document that PWA doesn't pick up on, so I'm getting two for the price of one. If you're going to do PWA, I would highly suggest getting the Lifetime License (which goes on sale fairly often) because it lasts 50 years. And yes, you're reading that correctly. My suggestion: No matter whether you're an author, blogger, business owner, or CEO, ProWritingAid is what you need.

There is a steep learning curve to using PWA and really maximizing the reports and everything is has to offer, which has frustrated people in the past. I was overwhelmed by it at first until I took some time to look at every report, how it works, etc. and was finally able to get it set up how I like.

I'm not the best when it comes to grammar or knowing where all those pesky commas are needed (cure you!) so that is one of the big things it helps me catch. It also gives me suggestions for where I can strengthen my wording, rephrase passive writing, or when I'm repeating myself on accident. All this in addition to the reports which have helped me drill down into my writing and improve upon it.