Questions about the price
How much text does one page cover?
275 words at double spacing, or 550 single spaced. Divide the word count your course set by 275 and round up to get the page figure the form wants. The title page and the bibliography sit outside that count, so you are not paying for either.
Is the quote the final charge?
Yes. The widget and the checkout run on the same engine, so the figure you see is the figure taken at payment, and nothing extra is bolted on at checkout. The one exception is taxes and any conversion charge your bank applies when your card settles in a different currency, which sits with your bank rather than with us, under clause 3.2 in our Terms and Conditions.
What does the quality level actually buy?
It sets which writers can take your order. The base level is pitched at solid undergraduate standard work and suits most weekly assignments; the higher levels put the order with the more experienced writers for work that has to reach further. There is no need to pick a higher level than the assignment calls for.
Will a discount change what I pay?
Discounts land at the order form stage, before you pay, and the widget deliberately quotes the rate without them. First orders get 20% off with a further 15% of the price credited back for future use, and long documents earn their own cut, from 5% at fifteen pages up to 15% past a hundred. The full ladder is on the discounts page.
Why is a dissertation quoted so differently from an essay?
Size and window. Dissertations are ordered on long deadlines to match their length, and a thirty day window keeps the per page rate near the bottom of the scale. Leaving it late costs real money, so open the order when the proposal is approved, not when the due date looms.
Can the deadline be changed once I have paid?
Ask support through your order. Moving the date closer reprices the work at the nearer deadline, and changes of this kind can carry an additional payment under clause 2.6 in our Terms and Conditions, so it is cheaper to pick the date you truly need at the start.