Pricing: Per-Page Rates, Per-Unit Prices and What Moves the Number

Writing prices per page by level and deadline

A page is 275 words, double-spaced. Pick your level down the left side and your deadline across the top; multiply the rate by the number of pages you need.

This grid covers essays, term papers, case studies, lab reports, and book reports — anything priced by the page rather than the unit. A discussion post, annotated bibliography, or presentation uses the per-unit prices below instead.

Editing prices per word

Editing is priced per word because the price should reflect how much text is being touched, not an estimated page count.

Admissions, homework and dissertation prices

Everything below is priced per unit rather than per page.

What moves the price up or down

Six variables move a price away from the base rate:

• Deadline. The five columns in the per-page table run from 14 days down to 6 hours; shorter deadlines cost more because a writer clears other work to prioritize yours.
• Academic level. A doctoral page costs roughly double a high-school page at the same deadline, because it goes to a writer holding a doctorate rather than a bachelor's degree.
• Sources required. An annotated bibliography or a source-heavy research paper is priced by source or included in the per-page rate, depending on the deliverable.
• Technical content. A programming task or a lab report with data work is priced from $79 or reviewed individually, since the effort varies by language and dataset.
• Data analysis. Statistics and data analysis packages start from $299 and scale with the number of variables, tests, and output files (SPSS, R, Stata, NVivo) your project needs.
• Rush turnaround. Any order placed under 12 hours before the deadline carries a 40% surcharge on top of the base page or per-word rate.

Worked examples

• Essay, page rate: 10-page undergraduate paper, 7-day deadline: 10 × $17.99 = $179.90.
• Editing, per word: 6,000-word master's dissertation chapter, dissertation/thesis editing: 6,000 × $0.03 = $180.00.
• Per-unit: 15-source annotated bibliography, 3-day deadline: 15 × $9.99 = $149.85.

Get an exact quote

The tables above cover the great majority of orders. If your project mixes services — for example, a literature review plus a statistics package — send the brief and get one combined number back.