EssayLib

Whenever I write my paper reviews for my audience, I start with the basics. I was curious to see what design a website with the name EssayLib had chosen, but when I visited it, I felt underwhelmed. The running lines with greetings look novel, but there is virtually no design itself. I saw no memorable logo, no interesting color combination — everything was grayish and there was too much text on the homepage. My EssayLib.com review didn’t start on a positive note, and it grew worse when I realized that content on its platform is just as bland and it has multiple mistakes. Sentences sound complicated, redundant, and grammatically flawed in too many places for them to be an accident. Here is an example of one sentence: “The number of these assignments is often overwhelming for their complexity grows as they move through school.” The first half sounds all right, but what’s up with the second one? How can assignments move through school? It is evident that the writer made a mistake and managers didn’t care enough to amend it.

EssayLib reviews posted on the website look too generic and untrustworthy, but there is enough information about everything. You could learn how much you might have to pay, what services are available, whether revisions and money-back features exist, and how your privacy is protected. The box with 24/7 online chat is also nearby. I couldn’t decide whether the website has more positive or negative sides, so I chose to settle on the middle rating. Managers should pay more attention to what content they produce.

Is EssayLib good at catering to different types of clients?  Mostly yes. It specializes in three major types of services: academic writing, programming, as well as calculations. In a way, it focuses on technical side of studies, though students who need assistance with creative tasks will get it, too. This is not a company with an application essay writing service for a specialty, but it provides this and more options. The only drawback is that I didn’t find editing or proofreading. If you need them, don’t rush to close the tab: just pick “other” in the list with variants and explain what you want. This should work.

What I disliked was the complete absence of tools like concluding paragraph generator and free samples. This company has over a decade of experience — it had ample opportunities to diversify its base and collect free essays for students. Such samples are a sign that managers care about keeping their platform helpful for everyone, not simply paying customers. Not finding even one essay example was disappointing… although after seeing the flawed website content, maybe not so much.    

Reviews of EssayLib are vague about policies, and it’s sad because it means that students don’t pay enough attention to what the company promises them. Since my evaluations are always all-encompassing, I’ll gladly cover this aspect since you need to know this information. The company offers revisions only within 7 days after essay submission. This is tough since you might not know whether the paper is good enough — it might take your professor longer to assess it. Refunds have even shorter terms, and privacy policies are downright rage-inducing. EssayLib has detailed descriptions of its terms, there is no denying it, but if you read them, you’ll see that it doesn’t protect its clients much. It shares its data with numerous third parties for various purposes, and it is not responsible for what they do with this information. It might also obtain info about you from other sources, which worries me a lot.

Contacting EssayLib.com customer support is not easy because the first message you see is the offer to share your order number. If you don’t have it, it might discourage you from proceeding. But don’t let it stop you: I still messaged these guys and got a positive response. They are pleasant, welcoming, and they explain everything. They answer any questions quickly and help you make your way through this website.

I ordered a paper from these writers because I wanted to make my review wholesome. It’s useless to analyze benefits & drawbacks without an actual client experience, so I took extra care to come across as one. I placed an order for an essay of 4 pages with a 2-week deadline. My topic was a literature review on Nursing, and I paid $60 for it. This is an average price for such work. I hoped my writer wouldn’t have problems following my requirements since the idea was simple, but alas, this wasn’t the case.

Reviews of EssayLib seem positive, but I only relate to the part about timely delivery. True, the writer submitted their work on time and I easily downloaded it, but when I began to read it, I went speechless. This was the opposite of what I expected! Professional literature review doesn’t merely list sources and offers their summaries. It provides analysis, builds links between sources, shows what unites them and what sets them apart. None of it was present in my paper. It felt like the writer copied info from Wikipedia, rephrased it a bit, and put it all into an essay. The paper also had over 100 language issues — some parts were barely readable. I was so disappointed that I didn’t even ask for a revision. My order was a failure.

Another thing most EssayLib reviews fail to discuss is the process of order placement. It looks simple, but it has its problems. I’ll mention them here so that you have your warning.

1. Click ‘buy now.’ This will take you to the order form.
2. Fill it with details. Select type of paper, deadline, level, size, and other nuances. Everything is detailed and clear, but there is a problem. The company refuses to allow clients to order high school level for most subjects. You can see a confirmation on a screenshot. As a result, you pay more than you might have been planning on.
3. Choose extra features. I’ll discuss them in detail later, but be sure you look at the list when placing orders. There might be something there you’d like to pick.
4. Create an account. This is a continuation of a previous step. Provide your data and create your account.
5. Pay for your order. Choose the method you prefer and submit the funds to pay your writer. Wait for them to complete your order and read your essay.

EssayLib offers low prices for its services. They fall into the average market sector and this is good news for those who want cheap coursework help as they are on a tight budget. I liked the company’s chosen approach. If you choose to hire it, you won’t have to overpay. Have a look at this table: these are the smallest prices. They’ll increase if you choose overly short deadlines, longer papers, or more complex tasks.

Another fact EssayLib reviews never mention is writers. Remember that list of extra features clients could get when placing their order I was talking about?  One, in particular, shocked me. You can pay 30% more for a writer who is a native speaker. That’s insane! Most respectable companies employ only native speakers, and no one requires extra payments for this.  Writers are also separated into groups, from basic to “top.” Such division is harmful. I didn’t select these features and I ended up with a person who lacked any professionalism.

As I mentioned, such an option exists. Clients have seven days for placing a request, and they should apply to operators or managers for this. I strived to create a detailed EssayLib review, but after seeing my paper, I decided against ordering revision. I think that companies need to show perfect performance from the start, without engaging in a lottery based on which writer might manage to create a good paper.

This company has no samples or writing tools. As I’ve stated in my review of EssayLib already, this is a negative sign. But it offers some paid features that clients might find interesting. They could ask for ‘smart’ writing with explanations about the structure and ideas the writer used, demand a copy of sources, or check samples of their writer’s work. You could also ask for progressive delivery and pay in installments, but only for large projects. Unfortunately, all of these cost money.

I looked forward to getting to this section because it astonished me. Let me remind you that EssayLib has been working for over a decade. I expected to find a lot of reviews, and I checked three most popular platforms for this. My findings are not inspiring.  

SiteJabber

Nothing on this website. No clients reviewed the company here.

TrustPilot

Again, there are no EssayLib.com reviews. Some comments are present for another company with a similar name.

Reddit

No comments from anyone.

EssayLib

No student wanted to share their opinions online, but — surprise! — the website itself has a ton of them. They are all ridiculously generic and similar, and this creates doubts about their authenticity.  

Social Media

Nothing for EssayLib. It’s like it doesn’t exist.