ProWritingAid Premium Review 2020: Is ProWritingAid Worth It

About this video

Dale reviews ProWritingAid Premium after about a year of use, disclosing ProWritingAid gave him complimentary premium access for one year and that he has an affiliate relationship, but saying he only backs products he stands behind. He describes it as a grammar checker, style editor and writing mentor available free and premium, online and in document editors, able to upload manuscripts in many file formats without losing formatting. Its depth is the headline: he lists reports covering grammar, style, thesaurus, overused words, repeats, echoes, structure, length, transitions, readability, sticky sentences, clichés, diction, pronouns, alliteration, homonyms, consistency and acronyms, totalling 25 report features, plus five region-specific English settings and eight writing styles. Free use is limited to 500 words at a time; premium removes that limit with unlimited uploads, integrations with Microsoft Word, Google Docs, OpenOffice, Scrivener and Chrome, and a desktop app that can serve as your word processor, on both PC and Mac. His pros are the most in-depth reports he has seen, working with every major word processor, and a lifetime licensing option instead of another monthly subscription. His cons are a wonky browser extension he uninstalled after the first month, too many reports for someone wanting speed, and Premium Plus, which he says costs an extra $100 for a lifetime license for only 50 plagiarism checks per year. Overall he gives it two thumbs up and says he likes it.

Key takeaways

• ProWritingAid is presented as a grammar checker, style editor and writing mentor, with 25 report features that Dale calls the most in-depth he has seen.
• Free access is capped at 500 words at a time; premium offers unlimited uploads, major word-processor integrations and a desktop app.
• Dale highlights that formatting is preserved on upload and that it works on both PC and Mac.
• His main cons are the wonky browser extension he uninstalled after a month, the time burden of 25 reports, and Premium Plus offering only 50 plagiarism checks per year.
• He favours the lifetime licensing option over adding another monthly subscription, and gives the tool an overall positive verdict.

Episode details: published March 27, 2020 · 10:10 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Dale L. Roberts’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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