ProWritingAid Reviews 

This is a great aiding tool for writing, and I use it all the time! It has taught me lots of things and helped me improve my writing drastically! The only complaint I have is premium-only suggestions always showing in Google Docs and gets annoying after a while. if there could be a toggle to turn premium-only suggestions off, that would be great!

it works like a charm. Sometimes, it may scuff up a word like didn't it will put did - int or just did but for the most part would recommend

I love this app. It has been very helpful when I need recommendations and to improve my writing.

I just got a new computer and getting rid of 'everywhere' is a complete nightmare. What was wrong with the simple version of ProWriting Aid from before. Come on ProWriting Aid, you're better than this.
I have spent all morning with an AI trying to get it to work again without 'everywhere'. ProWriting Aid used to be so simple and intuitive now 'everywhere' pops up literally 'everywhere' when I am trying to work, scrivener, word, pdf's... it's awful.
I am hoping GRAMMARLY is going to be better, PRO has turned out to be a bit of a scam

I find it quite useful, and it helps a lot when I'm writing fanfiction. The only complaint I can really give is that I can't remove the premium-only suggestions, like I can for the free suggestions. It's irritating seeing that yellow/blue line, and it blocks my view of the text below it when I hover my mouse over it.

ProWritingAid greatly assisted my story writing. It identified and easily corrected errors in my writing that I had overlooked. It overall made my writing style easier to understand and more intriguing to read.

However, the only downside is premium-only stuff and suggestions. Those words right there make me groan. Like, they won't tell you ways to "be more concise" or anything like that. It annoys the heck out of me, but other than that, cheers.

I use both Grammarly and ProWritingAid and have to admit, PWA generally does a better job, though they want to charge for fixes that Grammarly does for free, so that's why I use both.

ProWritingAid does community-based writing workshops and contests, as well as other events, however, which makes them significantly better than most grammar fixers out there, currently.

I like it. It works. Lots

I requested a refund within an hour of purchasing the premium subscription after realising I would also need to buy additional credits to access the features I actually wanted. Support was polite at first, but the final response failed to address my question and instead relied on a rigid refund policy. Denying a refund so soon after purchase felt unfair, unethical and, frankly, hard to justify - their only rationale was that refunds are only possible for annual subscriptions. It came across as prioritising profit over customer goodwill during the AI boom.

This offers an excellent daily tool for writing tasks.

Like ProWritingAid as it provides value for money. It has surely improved over the years.

It really helps as I am writing a book and love to describe to much so it tells me when It's too much. Like me saying "there can never be too much glitter" and it saying "thats way too much damn glitter"

It's good and easy to use

I love using the app. Now, I love it even better with the Everywhere addition.

Ever so handy when composing emails, writing responses, and, of course, just writing short stories. In fact, it is correcting this as I write. An agreeable companion.

It is great even for those who don't buy premium, as it still offers help to those who aren't eligible for the pro benefits. It offers strong rephrases that effectively strengthen my writing.

I like the detail they give when writing but i just don't like the paywall it's behind.

I especially like how it helps me tighten my sentences so that they're more concise.

Really good job in helping me with my grammar mistakes and gave me constructive critizism. The only feedback I have is that sometimes the corrections are a little off. Overall it's a great experience!

So glad I did this. I'm still getting used to it, but I have already learned so much! Thank you for this significant writing aid.