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Excellent small family business supplied and installed my log burner.

We have recently had a log burner supplied and installed by James and Steph of Sandiacre Stoves. We we're highly impressed by the service and professionalism that we were given. From the knowledge of the people in the shop, to ordering and having the log burner fitted, we couldn't fault them. Everything was thoroughly explained and the workmanship was second to none. The handover was explained in great detail and followed by a good clean up of the area. We would highly recommend this small family business.

Date of experience : March 27, 2024

Larry Mortin Transmission Service

Larry Mortin retired and now the shop is ran by a younger generation. It’s too bad that these younger shop owners have to lie and manipulate customers to drum up business. After 40 years, I can no longer support Larry Martin Transmission shop. Shame on you for dishonest to your customers.

Date of experience : April 05, 2024

Timpson Vindictive Coat Return

This is a further update on 2 previous very bad reviews dated 05/11/23 and 26/02/24 which I feel compelled to give for Timpsons dry cleaning service. A week ago I collected my daughters destroyed £300 Club Monaco trench coat returned to Asda Jewel Edinburgh. It was distressing. I was truly shocked and exceedingly upset to see the way it was given back to me. Bundled carelessly in a plastic bag which had been torn open exposing part of the coat externally. Crushed on removal. Despite the destroyed condition of the coat by Timpson, I expected it to be returned on a hanger with a protective cover which is the normal professional practice. I can only regard their disrespectful callous action as vengeful in the extreme because I have persued my complaint for over a year and also informed both Mr James and Mr John Timpson of my distress. I took photographs at the desk. It is beyond obvious that Timpson are not working for Zero Errors and if you are someone like myself persuing a legitimate complaint, Timpson will act in a vindictive manner. They have refused to engage any further with my genuine and serious complaint ongoing this past year, washing their guilty hands of any blame for the coats destruction. In their words "standing firm" by 2 very biased unfair appraisals and wishing to absurdly blame wrong labelling by Club Monaco. Timpson advertise Upside Down Management stating they trust branch colleagues to do whatever they believe will give an Amazing Service and they can pay up to £500 to settle a complaint. I asked the assistant at the desk about this. He said he was allowed to pay £250 but had to refer to management for a further £250. Thats a discrepancy. Obviously the destruction of my daughters coat doesnt warrant or deserve "Amazing Service" It is questionable how many, if any customers have ever been compensated for a Timpson dry cleaning error. I am seeking further assistance in persuing this unfair treatment from Timpson, which I believe is unlawful under the Consumer Act 2015.

Date of experience : March 25, 2024

I recommend not to use Tim Horton app

I recommend not to use Tim Horton app. Several times I have had delivery issues not getting deliveries. Drivers go to wrong address,don't deliver to door. Lie and say they handed off. The customer service is in no hurry to help go through skip ubber or doordash you get better service

Date of experience : March 23, 2024

The Office Mildura Langtree ave

We were celebrating our 6th Anniversary on Valentine’s Day this year. It was very special to us as I’m a cancer survivor who also has had 7 spine surgeries and was once in a wheelchair. We went to a restaurant in Mildura called The Office on Langtree Ave. without a doubt it was the worst experience I have ever had in a restaurant. First we were seated outside in the street. It was cold the wind was blowing my dress up. We had booked a month in advance and asked to sit in the outside area which is a balcony. But got given a tiny rickety chair and table literally on the street where it was dirty and people were walking into us. We asked to move and was told they were fully booked and we could only sit by the door on stools at a high table. Not great for comfort or my spine but at least my dress wasn’t blowing up. And we were not being bumped into ever 5 minutes. Then we were told we would have to wait 50 minutes for our meal. That’s fine so we decided to order an entree first. Well a lady bought some bread to the table after 25 minutes so we started eating it. It was half a sour dough small roll sliced into 4 tiny pieces with a tiny bit of cheese on it. Naturally we thought this was complementary. Then after we had eaten a piece a very rude woman came and told us off for eating it as apparently it was not ours it was the table next to us. She shamed us so loudly in front of everyone. Humiliating. She keep saying I’m not going to charge you but just so you no you should have said you didn’t order it. I replied it’s half a 50 cent roll with a bit of cheese I would have thought it was complimentary. I mean we had spent all up on 2 entrees 2 mains and a cheap over priced bottle of wine $295 . Of course I would have expected free bread. She made my partner and I just feel so lousy. We lost our appetites and depression sunk in. That’s how food shamed and embarrassed we were made to feel for a mistake she had made. Then after another 40 min wait so all up an hour and 5 minutes we got given not just our Entrees but our mains as well at the same time. Ridiculous as we would never have ordered entrees if our food was going to be bought out at the same time. My food was thrown at me by the rude woman who had told us off for eating bread. The food was no better than pub food. Definitely not worth the ridiculous prices they were charging. We could not even finish the food. We were so upset. Completely ruined our evening. Rude service, nobody smiled. Food shamed for their mistake. And ripped of paying $295 for disgusting pub food that I could have got with better service at the local pub. Not only that the restaurant remained 3/4 empty for the entire night so we could have sit in a nice comfortable booth as they all remained vacant. So if your wanting a good night out. Never and I mean never go to The Office Langtree ave Mildura. Waste of money and a miserable time. I cried all the way home.

Date of experience : February 14, 2024

Ive just recieved an email from eva…

Ive just recieved an email from eva thanking me for my review. The gentleman that i had the privileged of help from. When I called OVO ENERGY. Was absolutely a calling had put off calling. Due to my personal issues. Al9ng with my issue in hand. However I am saddened that I don't recall his name. As the gent does deserve to be given the insight of great full myself is. Especially regarding the MATTER I CALLED FOR. LET ALONE ALL THE MATTERS THE GENTLEMAN GOT COVERED FOR ME. ALL COMPANI3S SHOULD HAVE STAFF LIME HIMSELF. AND MENTAL AN EMOTIONAL ISSUES LIKE MINE WILL NEVER BE MUCH OF AN ISSUE O CE SPEAK WITH PEOPLE AS EASY HELPFUL AND EXPERIENCED AS HE WAS. THANK YOU OVO AND THANK YOU TOO YOU YOUR EMPLOYEE THAT I HAD AGAIN THE PRIVILEGE OF HELPING ME TODAY

Date of experience : March 04, 2024

Driverama DRIVERAMA Berlin

Driverama DRIVERAMA Berlin - Adlershof exceptional and lovely with most welcoming experience by Mr Frederic. DRIVERAMA Berlin - Adlershof He was professional and polite, he took time explain the process of selling a car. The money was paid into my bank acc within 1hr of sale.

Date of experience : February 27, 2024

Rizwana kanwal offers very poor, unprofessional service at nottingham coventry building society

Rizwana kanwal offers very poor, mean, unprofessional service at nottingham coventry building society Never ever visit Nottingham Coventry Building Society because of RIZWANA KANWAL she offers very poor. mean & unprofessional customer service. I was standing in the queue and she started serving the other person behind me in the queue-how rude, discriminating, disgusting. Instead of serving people she starts talking with her colleagues about her personal life such as, her mental health, her smoking, vices, her divorce, how lonely she is etc. Seriously, what a disgusting woman. When she got round to serving me she gave me no advice of what account I should open. Seriously, what a mean, heartless women who discriminates between her customers. Why do they keep unstable people in the job.

Date of experience : January 08, 2024

cpapstorelondon

cpapstorelondon, went to these people to get a state of the art mask or at least so I thought, the problem I have is that the old full face masks annoy my eyes and no matter how i adjust it, it moves to irratate my eyes. i recieved this new mask damaged and rang them up, it took them a long time to answer and when they did answer it seemed ok, however they said they would send confirmation which i havent recieved.

Date of experience : March 08, 2024

A One Roof Restoration did an amazing…

A One Roof Restoration did an amazing job on my roof. The guys pressure cleaned, restored the roof rusty and damage spots, replaced the rusted nails and two coats of painting. They covered all the other parts to protect from the paintwork. And most of all they did not charge the earth, they were more than reasonable comparing to the other quotes I got. I recommend Nabila and his boys 100%. Thank you.

Date of experience : February 06, 2024

LEBARA Top of the pack

LEBARA so far theyhave been excellent. Have just taken out a mobile phone contract with them. Sim only 5GB unlimeted texts & minutes includes EU roaming on a one month rolling contract on the Vodaphone Network. Phoned their custmoer service 3 times for information & answered within 10 seconds every time. Gave me the answeres. Hence the 5 stars rating Price less than £5 / month. Anybody looking for a mobile phone contract should consider using LEBARA. Albert from Guildford

Date of experience : November 04, 2023

I travelled on KLM airlines from…

I travelled on KLM airlines from Edmonton Canada to Humberside UK, one change at Schiphol Airport. Told by KLM staff flight was cancelled. This was on Friday 08.09.2023 and there would be no flight until Monday 11.09.2023. Myself and hundreds of passengers where told to follow staffs instructions and get hotels and meals. customers will be reimbursed, It was utter chaos, hundreds of people wanting information and the staff did not know what to do with so many people not one manager available. Now after several letters, emails and been told money laid out will be paid back, i have email stating this, I am still waiting today and the case keeps getting closed and i have to start again. Now been waiting over 5 months would be interesting to see how many other people are in the position boat as me

Date of experience : September 09, 2023

Some products are broken during shipment.especially glass products and some light products don't work

Date of experience : February 04, 2024

DO NOT PURCHASE SAMSUNG APPLIANCES!!!

DO NOT PURCHASE SAMSUNG APPLIANCES!!!! Have a 10 month old top load wash machine that stopped working giving me an error code of 9C8. Contacted Samsung for repair, unable to get repair technician out for 2 weeks!!!!! I could buy a new machine faster!!! JUNK PRODUCTS DO NOT BUY!

Date of experience : February 12, 2024

Parimatch.in

Parimatch is fraud don't bet your money they will not provide any withdrawal if you start winning. ticket raised with them but parimtach owner will closed it. #68462 #66518 Parimatch website is a fraud they will manipulate you and parimatch owner is on of the fraud company

Date of experience : February 15, 2024

Bank verification letters

I am in healthcare and the insurance industry is moving to ACH (credit card) or EFT (electronic funds transfer) to pay their providers but some banks such as bank of America and old national says they have a policy of not doing bank verification letters but the pay or wants voided check or bank letter. Some practices are fully automated and don't use checks at all. They conduct all payments electronic. What is the problem with a bank simply verify the business, account number and routing number to get their business money into their account??? Don't understand the refusal of not doing this

Date of experience : February 17, 2024

Park furniture. Eastgate

Bought a sofa at park furniture, eastgate, bristol. Had a good choice of sofas and nicely laid out showroom. Neil the salesman was extremely helpful and knowledgable showing us the various styles and fabrics etc available. Would def recommend.

Date of experience : November 11, 2023

My first time seeing it

My first time seeing it, I went thru it and I can say it is useful and well organized. However more marketing will put it on the map🗺

Date of experience : March 01, 2024

TrustFord, St Andrews Road, Huddersfield: I have just recently sold TrustFord my Ford Fiesta & purchased a ST-Line Ford Puma. The customer service from start to finish was first class. The Sales lady, Shelley was professional, fully respectful of my needs & extremely knowledgeable. The customer service was outstanding throughout the whole process & the follow up is very much appreciated, The Ford Puma is an amazing family car. I am very proud to drive. Thank you.

Date of experience : May 05, 2023

I received my Sunglasses from Blickers…

I received my Sunglasses from Blickers and they are so very Stylish,I'm really pleased with my purchase.

Get Paid To Write Reviews: 14 Top Sites

Get paid to write reviews by reading our guide with all the top sites for you to check out. Earn money and home and increase your skills today!

Before you purchase products or download apps, do you read the reviews? Most consumers do. A study published by Qualtrics showed that 93 percent of customers read online reviews before buying a product. Product reviews are important to people’s purchasing decisions, and review sites are everywhere.

Companies know that they will make more money if their products have positive reviews, so they’re willing to pay people to write product reviews for money. If you are wondering how to get paid to write reviews and blog articles, try applying to these sites for review writing jobs .

1. Writers Work

2. get paid to write reviews for amazon, 3. get reviewed, 4. crowdtap, 6. listverse, 7. capterra, 8. usertesting, 9. gartner peer insights, 10. harris poll online, 11. g2 crowd, 12. review stream, 13. inboxdollars, 14. swagbucks, final word on where to get paid to write reviews, is it illegal to write fake reviews, where can i write music reviews, how do you make money by giving reviews.

Writers Work connects writers with companies looking for freelancers. With thousands of jobs available, it’s an ideal place for new and experienced freelancer writers to find work. The site has built great relationships with many established companies requiring writing , from general content to blogging to copywriting and reviews; endless opportunities exist. The average earnings on the freelance site are anything from $20 – $65 per hour, making it a lucrative option for writers to get involved in.

Writers Work contains freelance writing opportunities for writers who want to start their career

Many freelancers earn commissions from Amazon by writing product reviews. Amazon pays reviewers who successfully try a product and refer it to new customers. This process is a type of influencer work called affiliate marketing, which can be used through the Amazon Associates program. Whenever a customer uses your affiliate link, you’ll receive a small commission on the sale.

For example, if you were to try a product and then post about it on your blog or social media with an affiliate link, your viewers might then buy the Amazon product, which means you earn a commission. There are many different niches for bloggers to choose from, like food, fashion, beauty, tech, and entertainment.

If you want to write product reviews for money, one of the best places to look is Get Reviewed . The website will pay you cash for sponsored reviews and blog posts. If you want to participate in this program, you need to have a self-hosted website with a strong domain authority of at least 20 or above. To elevate your domain authority, focus on a specific niche.

Then, convince others to provide links that point back to your website. This will position your site as an authority in the field.

If you want to get paid to write a review on this site, submit your blog for consideration. After your blog is accepted, you will display your blog on the marketplace. Then, advertisers can view your blog and order a product review from you. If someone places an order for a review from your website, you will receive an email notification.

Based on the email request, you can either accept or reject their review request. You also negotiate the price of your review with the client. Once you and the client agree on a deadline and rate for the job, you’ll write the review and get paid! Typically, you get paid 14 days after the article has been completed. The site pays a paid reviewer by PayPal.

If you want a fun way to review products from your phone, check out CrowdTap . You can access the program through your smartphone. Then, you can look at their “daily missions,” which products they would like you to review that day. If you review their products, you will be rewarded for leaving a high-quality review.

You get paid in a variety of ways. For example, some companies will reward you with product samples. Other companies will reward you with gift cards. You may also be given merchandise rewards you can redeem at certain brands and establishments.

This is one of the top review apps out there. There are other ways you can earn points as well. For example, you can complete daily polls, fill out surveys, and share your reviews on social media channels. You can get additional points if you share your reviews on your blog.

Another review site you may want to check out is called Ciao . This is a review site based in the UK, but it is open to the international community, including non-English speakers. They have various products listed on the website, some of which are Amazon products.

The website also has a rotating category of focus or high-authority products. These are products that they need reviews for, so they’re willing to pay extra money for writers. The payment for each review varies, but it is directly tied to the amount of traffic that a specific review generates.

You don’t have to make much money to request a payout. As long as you have a balance of five pounds or more, or about $6, you can request to be paid. It might be challenging to generate a lot of traffic with your first review, but you can make significant money online once you get a lot of practice.

If you are more of a long-form paid reviewer, check out ListVerse . This website will pay you money to make a “top 10” list. Often called “listicles,” this is an opportunity to get creative. You have a lot of control over the products you decide to review, and you can make several recommendations in a single article.

You may want to write a paragraph or two on each item before moving forward. After your list has been published, you get paid through PayPal.

Next, you may want to check out Capterra as well. If you have looked for reviews of specific products, including software programs, you have probably come across Capterra. You can also get paid to write reviews for them. Typically, you need to use the product before you write the review, which may require additional work; however, you can also get paid more for each review.

On Capterra, you get paid approximately $10 for each review that is accepted. Because they are one of the largest players in the industry, they vet all of their reviews closely to ensure they meet their requirements. You need to verify your identity using LinkedIn, and you might get asked to send screenshots of the software or product you want to review before they let you write the review. For this reason, they pay more money for each review.

If you are someone who enjoys testing websites and applications, you may want to take a look at a website called UserTesting . During the review process, you need to make a 20-minute video. Then, you’ll be paid $10 for each review you give. Try this website if you would rather talk about a product or service instead of writing about it.

If the platform can download the necessary recording software, you can record it using any device you want. This could include a desktop computer, a laptop, a smartphone, or a tablet. You will also need to record yourself testing the app or website in real-time. Companies will pay a lot for people who record themselves using their products or services.

Therefore, this could be one of the most lucrative ways for you to make money through product reviews.

Another website that will pay you a lot of money for each review is called Gartner. Gartner is a leading technology and software review company. The goal is to help users make educated decisions on the products they use. Even though you can only write ten reviews annually, the company pays you approximately $25 for each successful review.

Caveat: Gartner closely vets every review before it is published to ensure it provides customers with real insights into the product. The more details you can give about your experience, the greater the chance your review gets accepted. You need to know a lot before you write your first review on this platform. So, check out Gartner’s FAQ page to figure out how to take advantage of this opportunity.

You might also want to consider Harris Poll Online . They are one of the oldest research firms in the industry, and they have a sterling reputation. Most of the surveys and reviews you complete for Harris will focus on their current marketing campaigns.

For example, you might be asked to watch a series of marketing videos a company produces. Then, you’ll be asked to share your opinion. You might also be asked to recommend improving their marketing videos to better speak to someone like yourself.

Every time you complete a survey for this company, you’ll be given points to redeem for gift cards. You might also be given a bonus award if you win the raffle. You get an entry into the raffle with every survey or review you complete.

G2 Crowd is a crowdsourcing platform for reviews. The amount of money you can make on this platform can vary widely depending on what you review. The average review pays between $5 and $15, but you could earn up to $25 per review if you review specific types of software. The website has hundreds of thousands of reviews, so it is one of the most popular review websites on the internet.

Similar to other software review websites, there are strict requirements you need to follow to make sure your review is accepted. You’ll also have to verify your identity by tying your LinkedIn account to your review.

Review Stream will allow you to make money by reviewing just about every product. Furthermore, if a user likes your review, you could get paid a bonus. If you get a vote of confidence from a user, this indicates that the person found your review useful.

Even though you can write a review on just about anything, you can look at what is currently trending on social media. Generally, ReviewStream will pay more money for products and services that have become popular. Furthermore, if you write a review that matches the publishing guidelines of the platform, they might pay you more money. These reviews are also more likely to be deemed useful by users.

InboxDollars has an excellent reputation for paying users to take surveys, shop online, and read email newsletters to assess them for clarity and effectiveness. You can get paid to write product reviews and collect rewards easily on this platform.

InboxDollars partners with top research organizations that are looking for feedback and input from the public. All you need to do is sign up and give your opinions on surveys, and you’ll be paid cash when you’ve completed your task.

Swagbucks is one of the most popular loyalty and consumer rewards platforms online. It’s free to join, and members receive gift cards or cash for the everyday activities they complete online. Tasks include web searching, playing games, watching videos, and shopping online. You can also scan your receipts for cash back, making it easy to earn extra cash without completing hundreds of surveys.

If you’re interested in answering surveys and giving reviews for cash, Swagbucks also pays users to take surveys on topics like personal finance, favorite foods, vacations, and more. Swagbucks has already paid its members over 5 million dollars, solidifying it as one of the most reliable online paid review platforms.

These are some useful review sites to apply to if you want to write product reviews, book reviews, and more. Writing legit reviews is also a great way to get free products, as lots of companies will send you new products and samples to write about on a review website. You can also combine writing reviews with other proven methods that will help you get paid to write .

These sites are a good side-hustle choice before applying to the best affiliate marketing programs and publishing review content on your website.

FAQs About How to Get Paid To Write Reviews

Section 5 of the FTC Act 15 U.S. Code 45 makes fake testimonials illegal in the United States. It can also dent your customer’s trust in your business. It should be noted that a man was jailed after posting fake reviews on TripAdvisor.

Many music writers start their careers by launching their blogs. However, several magazines and websites accept freelance reviews. Two Story Melody gives a list of sites that accept music reviews.

There are several ways to make money by giving reviews, depending on the platform or industry you are involved in. Here are a few methods: 1. Sponsored reviews 2. Affiliate marketing 3. Paid survey sites 4. Blogging or YouTube channels 5. Paid review websites

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5 Sites That Pay You To Write App Reviews

We get a lot of requests from our readers for more articles on extra-money making opportunities – small things you can do in your spare time to earn some additional pocket-change. This category includes things like paid surveys, and sites that offer rewards for performing small tasks.

Recently, there's been a mini-surge of new companies that specialize in paying people to write app reviews, so we decided to have a look around the web to see what's available and do a writeup on the topic.

There are a few different kinds of app review sites. For some of them, you'll be writing short reviews that you'll post on major web storefronts, like the Google store or Amazon. It can be tough for new software to get traction without a decent number of reviews, so companies go out of their way to find as many reviewers as possible, especially in the early days right after a new app releases.

The other kind of app review site is more focused on getting customer feedback in order to improve the functionality of a product. These companies will typically ask you to try their software out and see what you think of it, then answer questions and possibly do a quick writeup describing your experience.

You generally won't get paid a ton of money for writing reviews, and there's almost no way you could expect to make a living doing it, but the work is fairly easy, and you might even find a cool new app you enjoy using in the process.

This is a growing category, but there aren't that many sites to choose from at the moment. The list below includes some of the better known companies we discovered during our research.

Sites That Pay You To Write App Reviews

1 – apperwall.

This site is extremely straightforward and simple to use. All you have to do is set up an account, download one of the apps on their list, try it out, and post your opinion. You'll get paid a dollar per review, and are allowed to review once per day, for a total of $30 monthly.

All payments are delivered via Paypal, and it can take up to seven days to receive your reward.

You can read our Apperwall review , or sign up for Apperwall here .

2 – Playtestcloud

This site is mostly focused on mobile games, but it's close enough that we decided to include it. You have to pass an exam to become a tester, but if you fail they give you a chance to try again.

Generally, you'll be paid 9-bucks for a fifteen minute playtest, and the money is delivered exclusively via Paypal. Games are assigned based on demographics information and other factors, so there is definitely a hard limit on how much you can expect to earn.

You can read our PlaytestCloud review , or sign up for the site here .

3 – Amazon Mechanical Turk

This service, created by Amazon, is pretty well established. There are all sorts of jobs you can do to make small amounts of money through mTurk, and app reviews are just one of them.

The pay rate varies depending on the client company offering the assignments. To get access to some of the better paying tasks, you might have to work smaller jobs for a while and build up your worker rating.

Unlike the other options on this list, mTurk pays through direct bank deposit, or via Amazon gift cards. Paypal is not an option.

You can read our Amazon Mechanical Turk review , or sign up here .

4 – Review Stream

This site is kind of an old school design, and it looks a little sketchy at first glance, but apparently they will pay you for writing reviews.

They offer a mix of software and app review opportunities. The pay varies from about $2 to $10 per review, depending on the type of software you're testing, but that number changes periodically and may be different by the time you read this.

Earnings are delivered via Paypal, and you have to build you account up to a certain level before you can make a withdrawal request. The amount needed varies depending on the pay for your first review of that submission cycle. For example, if you started the payment cycle with a review that paid five dollars, you need to earn at least $50 to request a withdrawal, but if your first review was a $3 assignment, you would only need to make $30.

Overall, the site is very confusing, and they could definitely do a better job making all this information available to users, but plenty of people have had decent results getting paid for their work, so it is apparently better than it seems.

Go here to check out Review Stream.

5 – Capterra

To be honest, this site is a little confusing to use, but it is one of the most popular sites in the category. According to some people, you need to have a LinkedIn profile that proves you're a real professional in some relevant industry before you can access paid reviews.

It's possible that the rules have changed since then. At this point it's very easy to sign up with just a Google account, but getting access to reviews seems to be more difficult. It may also be the case that Capterra is in a temporary state of flux at the moment.

What I can tell you for certain is that people have been paid as much as $10 per assignment, and have made as much as $100 per month, writing reviews for Capterra. Whether or not that's still possible is difficult to determine, but for the moment we'll leave the site on this list, pending further investigation.

Go here to check out Capterra.

Hopefully, you found some interesting extra cash opportunities among the options listed above. There aren't a huge number of dedicated sites that offer this kind of work at the moment, and some of the companies that deal in this area still primarily operate through third party services like mTurk.

Make sure you sign up for our free weekly work at home newsletter if you don't already get it! We send out all kinds of work at home jobs and other opportunities.

Good luck if you pursue anything listed above!

Anna Thurman is a work at home blogger and mom of two. She has been researching and reviewing remote jobs for over 13 years. Her findings are published weekly here at Real Ways to Earn.

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First, we wanted to see how each writing tool organized your content , and if it was easy to use. Then, we wanted to make sure you had full ‘versioning’ or revision history so you’d never risk losing any of your work.

Next, we looked for distraction-free writing environments, if you could collaborate with others, and finally, how to export the work into other popular formats.

Before we dive into the best of the best writing apps, we have to interject quickly to point out that Codeless’s app, Wordable , can be a huge asset in a writer’s life. This innovative and revolutionary system can take the content you’ve written in other writing apps and seamlessly format it for publication on a CMS like WordPress .

Simply put, Wordable saves you time and money . If you’re posting content online, you’re able to use Wordable to maintain the immersive experience you get when using a writing app without having to spend an hour or more formatting the content you’ve created for publication.

OK, let’s dive into the seven best writing apps on the market today.

1. Grammarly – Best All-Around Spelling, Grammar, & Plagiarism Checker

We’ve tested dozens of writing apps, and Grammarly proved the most accurate by far. It’s the next best thing to having an in-person editor looking over your shoulder, helping to catch copy edits, grammar snafus, and even suggesting better ways to phrase certain things. Best of all, it’s plagiarism checker also earned top marks, catching almost all of the plagiarism issues we found in our

The bad news? It’s among the more expensive writing apps out there.

But the good news? We’ve got your back with an exclusive 20% discount offer that’ll instantly bring the pricing down.

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Grammarly Pros

#1. Grammarly is super user friendly. Seriously. Just copy, paste, and immediately it will start marking up your work: 

I love that it doesn’t just flag incorrect issues, but also helps suggest alternatives and explain the reasons behind each error (so you can hopefully stop making them in the future).

#2. We ran all of our grammar checkers through a test with a sample document that was loaded with issues. And Grammarly’s grammar checker again came out on top. It caught almost every single issue, including the dreaded passive voice.

#3. Grammarly also helps you improve phrasing, like their concision recommendations to improve how concise (or not) you’re being, and again – how to fix it over the long haul.

#4. Grammarly’s 16-billion database also caught almost all instances of plagiarism when we tested it.

The only downside? This is exclusively a Grammarly Premium or paid offering. So you’ll have to upgrade (our 20% discount code takes the sting off a little bit).

Grammarly’s service does a lot more, but those are some of the highlights.

Now, what could the improve on?

Grammarly Cons

#1. Grammarly is among the most accurate checkers. However, it’s not perfect. And it’s not an in-person editor.

(It also doesn’t cost as much as an in-person editor, either.)

Grammarly will sometimes get confused on word choice, like contractions that might technically be the incorrect word usage. For instance, we used “You’re” to mean “your” – and it slipped through the cracks.

#2. Unfortunately, Grammarly really only supports different versions of the English language at this point. So it’s not really helpful for foreign languages just yet.

Grammarly Cost

Grammarly offers a free version. But to get the most of out if (including the plagiarism), you’ll need to upgrade to its Premium service.

Here are the monthly, quarterly, and annual pricing details right now:

• Monthly: $29.95 per month
• Quarterly: $19.98 per month billed as one payment of $59.95 for three-month access
• Annual: $11.66 per month billed as one payment of $139.95 for 12-month access

BUT, again, this is before our discount. So you can use our 20% discount code to bring that annual plan down and really save a ton of money in the long run.

Do I recommend Grammarly?

Yes, definitely. We’ve been paying for it for years, and using it on a daily basis. So we definitely recommend it. Grammarly should be an essential writing app used daily by all writers.

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2. ProWritingAid – Best Style Coach for General Writers

This one might come off as a little surprise.  ProWritingAid  is billed as more of a grammar tool than a writing app. However, when you start looking around, you’ll discover that it’s actually much, much more. They have a few brilliant features that can act like a built-in writing coach. And its functional approach makes it perfect for non-fiction writers who won’t always need all the extra bells and whistles.

Check it out. (And grab our 20% discount here .)

ProWritingAid Pros

#1.  ProWritingAid has tool integrations on top of integrations on top of more integrations. In English, that means you can hook it up to pretty much any device or browser you use. Hell — it will even integrate with  other  writing software like #1 on our list ( Scrivener ),  Google Docs , or  Open Office .

#2.  It’s true that ProWritingAid will catch all of your grammar and spelling issues. It’s one of the  best grammar checkers  based on our hands-on tests (ranked right after Grammarly — read our full  Grammarly Review  here).

But what you don’t probably know is that ProWritingAid will also give you feedback on style, the structure of your piece, and even readability. So all writers can benefit from the extra style advice.

In other words, it will give you feedback in real-time to help you spot those annoying little bad habits. Such as…

#3.  ProWritingAid’s excellent software reporting will flag common writing issues like an over-reliance on adverbs, repeating phrases or words, and using  passive voice .

ProWritingAid Cons

#1.  ProWritingAid’s editing tool is tailor-made for working on single pieces at a time. There’s no real organization or formatting system for sub-pages or chapters. And there is also no distraction-free writing option, either.

#2.  Unfortunately, ProWritingAid only works on English (of all shapes and sizes). It doesn’t play nice with other foreign languages.

ProWritingAid Costs, Plans, & Payment Options

ProWritingAid’s annual pricing is $50 bucks, with a one-time lifetime option for $175.

Do I recommend ProWritingAid?

Yes, I do, depending on how you’re going to use the tool.

Working on single essays or blog posts? This will definitely do the trick.

But if you need a more fully-featured book organization, you might want to head back up to Scrivener.

Check Out ProW r itingAid →

Read the full review

3. Scrivener – Best All-Around Writing App

Scrivener is the top of our best writing apps list because it’s the most well-rounded.

It’s got a little bit of everything, so it’s perfect for writing anything from papers to blog posts to full-length novels. So it’s the perfect tool for almost all writers.

Here are some of the biggest pros we uncovered.

Scrivener Pros

#1.  Scrivener features a drag-and-drop tool to organize (or re-organize) sections of writing within a much bigger project (think book or screenplay).

So it’s one of the best for organizing large volumes of content.

#2.  It also comes fully-loaded with over a dozen prewritten ‘templates’ for everything from poetry to short stories, blog posts, and more.  This way, you aren’t forced to write from scratch.

#3.  Scrivener also comes with a “full screen” mode that will take over your entire screen and allow you to zero-in on writing (without getting distracted by other tools, options, or notifications).

#4.  Scrivener also comes with  “SnapShot” feature to help you jump back through older versions of a document or back to the latest version you were working on.

#5.  You can export almost any format with Scrivener, including Word, OpenOffice / LibreOffice writer documents, Final Draft, PDF, txt, or RTF. You can even select EPUB files for Kindles.

#6.  You can use Scrivener on both Mac and Windows devices, or iOS. There’s also no limit to the number of devices you register.

Unfortunately, there is no Android option at this time. 

#7.   Scapple , a paid companion to Scrivener, is like a brainstorming or storyboard tool to quickly jot down related ideas or concepts. It’s one of the best visual brainstorming tools we saw out of all the writing apps reviewed.

Scrivener Cons

#1.  Scrivener is perfect for writing by yourself. Otherwise, there are no real collaboration features to speak of. So getting feedback or working with others on edits could prove challenging.

If that’s a deal breaker, check out these other  Scrivener alternatives .

#2.  Unfortunately, Scrivener doesn’t support Android at this time.

Scrivener Pricing Plans

Scrivener has one-off prices of $49 for either a Mac or a Windows license. The iOS version will set you back $19.99.

The Mac and Windows versions also feature a 30-day trial for you to test drive the service before prepaying.

Students and teachers get a price break, bringing the cost down to $41.65 for each. (The iOS and Bundle packs don’t offer student discounts.)

Do I recommend Scrivener?

Yes, definitely!

Scrivener has something for everyone. The interface is great, it’s easy to organize chapters or sections, and it comes with a distraction-free environment.

Scrivener allows you to export your work to almost any format imaginable. Plus, the pricing is completely fair for what you’re getting. Just a tiny bit more than a word processor, but way more features to place it at the top of our best writing apps list.

Check Out Scrivener →

4. Writer – Best For Companies Wanting To Keep Things Consistent

Wr i ter is an AI-driven copyediting tool that helps you keep things consistent across all brand communications. It has all the features of Grammarly, but also includes a ton of additional functions that help ensure every communication aligns with your company style guide. 

Here are the pros and cons.

Writer Pros

#1. Writer allows you to precisely define your brand’s styleguide, including everything from formality, tone, spelling and grammar rules, gendered language preferences, and more. 

The app will then suggest corrections and changes to communications based on the rules of your styleguide. This ensures that no matter who is writing, they’re always aligned with your brand. 

#2. Like most grammar checking tools , Writer will check all your grammar and spelling in real time. However, what makes Writer stand out is that you can include company-specific rules you want to follow. 

#3. You definitely don’t want any of your writers plagiarizing other content when they write. In addition to potential legal issues, it’s just not a good look for your brand. Writer will analyze all your content to ensure that it’s totally original. 

#4. Good writing is clear and easy to understand. Writer will flag any sentences that are too complicated or contain too much jargon. 

#5. Writer has a Chrome extension, Google docs add-on, and a Microsoft Word plugin. So whether you’re writing online or offline, you’re covered. 

Writer Cons

#1. If you use a browser other than Chrome or an offline-document editor other than Word, you won’t be able to benefit from Writer. 

#2. Currently, Writer only supports English. So if you write primarily in Spanish, French, or any other language other than English, Writer probably isn’t your best option for a writing app. 

Writer Costs, Plans, & Payment Options

Writer starts at $11/month per user. If you need to use it at an enterprise scale, they can create custom pricing for you. 

Do I recommend Writer?

Definitely for brands. It’s not really designed for novelists or screenplay writers and shouldn’t really be compared to writing apps like Scrivener. 

But if you want to ensure brand consistency and keep all your communications in line with your style guide, Writer is a very helpful tool. 

Check out Writer →  

5. AutoCrit – Best Fiction-Specific App for Book Writing

AutoCrit  is a fiction writing app that helps you spot issues with word choice, repetitive phrasing, and more. That makes it perfect for book writing and novelists.

This software goes beyond the basics of just a readability analysis and a spell checker. So it’s got a little bit for everyone.

Here are all the pros and cons.

AutoCrit Pros

#1.  Get real-time feedback on writing quality & style.

The“Summary Report” inside AutoCrit will give you instant feedback on the ‘quality’ of your writing — starting with pacing, word choice, and more while ending with readability scores you might also find elsewhere.

#2.  Genre-specific feedback for your writing.

Generic feedback doesn’t help you very much.

That’s why AutoCrit goes to painstaking efforts to provide tailored suggestions and benchmarks based on the type of writing you’re doing. For example, the ‘acceptable threshold’ of adverbs might be different for general fiction book writers vs. B2B, nonfiction stuff.

You can even go deeper, comparing your writing to individual, bestselling authors (like J.K. Rowling):

#3.  AutoCrit excels at picking up your bad habits, like repeated words or phrasing, and preparing suggested alternatives to swap out.

#4.  Get chapter-by-chapter editing suggestions to tackle big projects.

Adding “Chapter” headers in your draft will automatically create a hierarchy inside AutoCrit, which then allows you to quickly jump through the tool to edit one chapter after another.

#5.  Export your suggested feedback in both Word, Rich Text, and Text files.

You can export all of the recommended edits into different desktop-based formats to work later offline or send your book to a peer.

#6.  Shine a spotlight on momentum-interrupting sentences.

AutoCrit might be the only writing tool to analyze your wording and flag pacing or momentum issues that could serve as speed bumps to readers.

#7.  You’ll also find the same-old readability analysis and other basic editing features in tools like  ProWritingAid .

#8.  The “Unnecessary Filler Words” report inside AutoCrit should be required reading for every single writer on the face of the planet. It’ll help you find and fix all of those unnecessary words to make your prose as concise as possible.

AutoCrit Cons

#1.  AutoCrit exports to software like Microsoft Word don’t always place nice. For instance, feast your eyes on these extra spaces:

#2.  Unfortunately, while AutoCrit does include a grammar checker, it  ain’t  that great.

So you probably can’t ditch a separate tool like  Grammarly Premium  — you’ll probably need to use them in tandem. (Or, go for something like  ProWritingAid  that provides better grammar checking with some, but not all, of the writing style feedback. Here are a few Grammarly alternatives .)

#3.  AutoCrit only supports English at this time. No foreign languages.

Do I recommend AutoCrit?

Yes! Depending on what you’re looking for…

If you want a writing tool that provides feedback and flags issues that almost all writers make, this software is probably your best bet for book writing.

But if you’re looking for an all-in-one writing tool or something with distraction-free writing? This isn’t the best bet.

Check Out AutoCrit →

6. Write! App – Best Distraction Free Writing App with Cloud Sync

Write! App  is like a slimmed-down version of Scrivener.

It has a beautiful interface, awesome distraction-free writing, while also stripping away a lot of the ‘extra’ tool functionality that might get in your way if you usually work on single documents at a time.

Here are the best (and worst) aspects of the tool.

Write! App Pros

#1.  Two distraction-free writing options. (Better than any old word processor.)

Write! App centers everything around its distraction-free writing. You can either use “Full-Screen Mode” which blocks out everything except your outline and document interface:

Or, you can use the “Focus Mode” that de-emphasizes everything else on your screen except the sentence or paragraph that you’re currently working on.

If you want you can tag-team both the attributes for better writing as well as editing experience.

#2.  Cloud synchronization

Nothing is more infuriating than saving a Word Doc on your work computer… only to  need  it later on your home device.

Write! App provides its own built-in cloud sync, so you can get access to the same shared library from any device you use.

Best of all, there are zero limits on the numbers of files you can save. The only downside is that the price jumps a little with this extra cloud sync feature ($4.95/year).

#3.  Built-in collaboration features

One of the biggest downsides with Scrivener is that there are no collaboration features available.

Write! App, on the other hand, allows you to publish documents to the interwebs and get a shareable link. Pretty handy!

#4.  Multilingual options (35 languages)

Write! App will spell check as you write in up to different 35 languages.

#5.  You can also take fast, simple notes. So it’s perfect for simple to-do lists and other ideas that pop up throughout the day.

Write! App isn’t just for long, detailed writing. It can also be used for note-taking, with a few built-in keyboard shortcuts to instantly add bulleted lists or indentations.

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Write! App Cons

#1.  Only desktop apps available

Write! App doesn’t currently support any mobile devices. So their software is only available on a Windows, Mac, or Linux device.

#2.  Export options are limited

Write! App doesn’t have the export options that something like Scrivener has. You can export documents into PDF , Plain Text, or Markdown. But that leaves out a ton of other options, like Word, EPUB, or Final Draft.

#3.  No version history

Write! App syncs the document you’re working on to always save the latest version. That’s the good news.

The bad news is that there’s no real way to travel back in time to older versions of your document.

#4.  No free trial available, either

Write! App isn’t super expensive (more on that below), however, no free trial is available. So you’re either in or out.

Thankfully, there is a seven-day money-back guarantee.

Write! App Pricing Plans

Write! App has a single price of only $24.95 – not bad! Students can even save up to 60%, bringing the cost down to only $9.95.

If you’re using their cloud sync, you might have some ongoing costs of $4.95/year.

They also accept anything from debit to credit, Amazon Pay, PayPal or even wire transfers. They also accept anything from debit to credit, Amazon Pay, PayPal or even wire transfers.

Do I recommend Write! App?

Write! App  offers an ideal minimal writing experience.

That means not one, but two, distraction-free writing options. The latest versions of your document are automatically saved to the cloud. And some lightweight organization make it easy to quickly build out simple chapters or sections of a project.

There are no mobile options, though. And export options are limited.

But the price is among the best, so it’s highly recommended if you don’t need a lot of extra bells and whistles.

Check Out Write! App →

Or read the full review

7. Final Draft – Best Screenwriting App By a Distance

Final Draft is  the  screenwriting software of choice. It’s squarely aimed at television and film industry professionals. Which is also why it’s one of the most expensive writing apps out there.

But does it justify its high price and cater to the needs of other writers? Let’s find out.

Final Draft Pros

#1.  Final Draft comes fully-loaded with over 300 different templates! That’s by far the most out of any other apps for writers we’ve reviewed, making it deal for writing a book, play, or episode.

#2.  I also loved their “Beat Board” that works like a corkboard to dump different ideas and organize them to eventually build out storyboards or plot lines.

#3.  Final Draft is also one of the best writing apps for real-time collaboration, no matter where those other people are located.

#4.  You can lock older versions of documents to save and retrieve them at any point in time. So you can collaborate but not risk someone accidentally typing over your latest work.

#5 . Scripts can also be exported into a variety of different formats, including .fdx, RTF, PDF, or HTML.

However, there are no .docx or EPUB export options available.

#6.  Final Draft works on Mac, Windows, and iOS devices. No Android software support at this time.

Keep in mind that you’re only allowed to install it on two devices under each license. But on mobile, you can combine it with something like the  Grammarly Keyboard  to get real-time editing as you type.

#7.  Final Draft has excellent backup options that will run automatically behind the scenes.

Final Draft Cons

#1.  Final Draft doesn’t really offer a true distraction-free writing tool like Scrivener or Write! App.

Their site mentions a “Night Mode,” but their support team kinda threw cold water on this as a viable alternative:

#2.  I tried contacting Final Draft’s email support with a few simple questions, but it has taken days for them to respond.

#3.  Final Draft is a serious writing app for professional writers.

In short, that means it’s expensive. Like, really really really expensive software. The $249 price tag is nearly ten times the price of Write! App.

Final Draft Pricing Plans

A new license of Final Draft 11 will set you back $249 for either a Mac or Windows version.

If you’re upgrading from an old version, it’ll be $99, while teachers and students can get the new version for only $129.99.

These Mac and Windows options come with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Do I recommend Final Draft?

I do and I don’t.

If you’re screenwriting professionally and money isn’t a concern, go for it. It’s the industry standard for a reason. Book authors will also find some of the features handy.

However, for pretty much all other writers, it’s probably overkill and too expensive.

Check Out Final Draft

8 Ulysses App – Best Mac Writing App (for Mac OS and iOS Only)

Ulysses is a Mac-focused writing tool available in the Mac OS and iOS app store.

It also automatically syncs files to Apple’s iCloud, so it’s heavily embedded in this entire ecosystem.

If you’re in the Mac-obsessed writers crowd, this app is ideal.

Ulysses App Pros

#1.  Ulysses has a single Library that houses all of your documents. No complex hierarchy or folder system to worry about.

#2.  Ulysses also has full version history, meaning it’ll save old revisions of past work so you can jump around and pull from older stuff if needed.

#3.  Inside Ulysses, you can strip away all extra menu or buttons options to write completely distraction-free.

#4.  You can also export Ulysses documents into almost anything, including Rich Text, Plain Text, PDF, HTML, Markdown, DOCX, or EPub.

The best part, though, is that you can also publish directly to WordPress (to take advantage of  WordPress plugins ) or Medium.

#5.  There’s no direct collaboration feature. You can, however, save the document files to iCloud or Dropbox and then use something like  Dropbox Paper  or  Zoho Writer .

#6  Ulysses’ customer service was probably the best we saw.

They first responded within 24 hours or so, and then all subsequent follow-ups were within minutes. Each response was friendly and thorough, too.

Ulysses App Cons

#1.  Ulysses does not come with pre-made templates. You can create your own, but it’s nothing like Final Draft’s 300+ samples to get you started. It might also be tough to organize a huge project like a book, too.

#2.  Ulysses is great for Mac users, but it’s not available for other users. So no Windows or Linux. No writing apps for Android at this time, either. So only a sliver of the market will be able to use it at all.

Ulysses App Pricing Plans

Ulysses uses a  subscription model  of $4.99/month or $39.99/year if you pay annually (which breaks down to $3.33/month). So the price could add up over the course of a few years.

They do also have a 14-day free trial so you can try out their software for nothing.

Students and teachers are also in luck with some pretty hefty discounts on six-month plans (only $1.83/month).

Do I recommend Ulysses App?

Yes and no.

Mac writers will love that this tool works across all of their devices and works natively with other Apple products like iCloud.

I also loved that you could send files directly to WordPress or Medium.

However, not being available across Windows or Android devices cuts out a large segment of potential customers. There are no pre-designed templates. The organization is a little lacking for a book or novel. And the subscription model can get pricey if you use it over the course of a few years.

Check Out Ulysses

9. iA Writer – Best Bare Bones, Desktop Word Processor

iA Writer is another simple writing app that prides itself on minimizing distractions so you can focus on what’s most important: putting words on a page.

It’s by far one of the easiest apps we’ve used. But does it deliver enough power to make it worth it? Here’s the answer… 

iA Writer Pros

#1.  iA Writer has a squeaky-clean interface. Your options outside of actually writing are pretty limited, so distractions shouldn’t be a problem.

#2.  iA Writer is also available across a wide variety of apps, including Mac, Windows, Android, iPhone, and iPad.

#3.  Their “Focus Mode” allows you to have either the current paragraph or sentence highlighted, while everything else fades in the background. This keeps you laser-focused on just one section at a time.

#4.  iA Writer also has pre-loaded templates to help jump start your work. Or, you can create and save your own.

#5.  iA Writer seamlessly integrates with both iCloud and Dropbox.

#6  You can also publish directly from iA Writer to WordPress and Medium or as an HTML page.

iA Writer Cons

#1.  Unfortunately, the only two export options you get (outside of WordPress or Dropbox) are PDF and DOCX. So no EPUB or Final Draft options.

#2.  iA Writer also isn’t great for quick brainstorming or storyboarding or anything like that. You’re basically just writing notes on a blank page, without any real way to visualize connections between the information.

#3.  There is no  live chat  support from iA Writer. I tried submitting an email request, but that also took them days to respond. So hopefully you don’t run into any urgent issues when using them.

iA Writer Pricing Plans

iA Writer has an Android version that’s always free, while the iOS option is $8.99.

The Mac license is $28.99, while the Windows license is less expensive at $19.99. Both versions offer a 30-day trial.

Do I recommend iA Writer?

Yes and no. iA Writer is a good, simple writing app.

It’s fine for jotting notes or working on quick, one-off pieces of content (like blog posts) that you’re going to publish directly to WordPress or Medium.

However, outside of that, it’s a pretty limited tool. You can’t really organize larger projects. It also lacks some key features and export options that don’t make it a well-rounded writing app like Scrivener or even Write! App.

Check Out iA Writer →

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Scrivener  is a good all-around typing app any writer can use. On top of that, its price is also well under budget.

Write! App  is a nice happy medium between Scrivener and more robust options like Final Draft. It provides a little of both, but for a fraction of the price.

Final Draft  would be an excellent pick for professional screenwriters and novelists. Though it’s a bit pricey compared to the other tools, the features cover the cost.

Other options, like Ulysses or iA Writer, are good in one area or another. But they usually lack a few key features or options to really make them a strong all-around software option. Only a good  education app development company  knows the rightmost ways to develop, deliver, and deploy writing platforms that further aid writers in creating written masterpieces.

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