Study Helper Pro Review

Site Overview

As far as writing service websites go, StudyHelperPro isn’t much to look at. It’s basically a single page with the order form and links to all the legalese you’d never read. The basic design is probably a testament to how new the service is. It was registered in 2022 by Cyprus-based DDW Corp Limited, which owns a handful of other essay mills I’ve reviewed. 

Keep reading my Study Helper Pro review to learn what else I found out as I tested this service.

Studyhelper: customer service

There’s no live chat to get instant answers until you sign up or sign in. As a new customer, I resorted to email, though a hotline is also available. After a few messages, I wasn’t impressed with the response speed and quality. The agents’ only agenda was to get me to pay while revisions and refunds were off the table. Besides, although I didn’t find many Study Helper Pro reviews, company representatives didn’t acknowledge them.

My ordering journey

For the research and writing skill testing part of my Study Helper Pro review, I ordered a four-page argumentative essay on the benefits of handwritten notes over digital ones in the classroom. I wanted the writer to argue in favor of handwritten note-taking, as I was familiar with current research and knew it was standard practice in the best schools across the states.

Study-helper.pro review: ordering procedure

I won’t list all the order form fields because you’re probably familiar with the basics from other Study Helper Pro reviews or if you’ve ever bought a paper online. Still, I liked how the website did not require immediate signup and let me see the price estimate before demanding my contact info.

On the downside, the writer options made it abundantly clear that the service employs mainly ESL writers. The ENL option added around 30% to the order total, and even then, I would always doubt the claim. So I went with the “best available option” and didn’t use any add-ons to keep the price manageable.

Cost and discounts

I’m sure many future Study Helper Pro reviews will highlight affordable rates. After all, the lowest price is only $10 per page. But if you’re in college and need your paper ready in less than 14 days, the rates get high fast. For example, I paid $15 per page for a college-level piece with a 7-day deadline.

I didn’t notice any first-order discounts, and only two add-ons seemed worth investing in. Still, I didn’t order a plagiarism report ($9.99) or an abstract page ($14.99), and I’d never waste $14.99 on something as vague as a “High priority” order.

Revision procedure

According to the Revision policy, I could get unlimited free revisions within ten days of the final deadline, and each would take 24+ hours. Besides, I’d need at least two revisions before opening a dispute if I wanted a refund. As I didn’t bother, I couldn’t say if the policy works, and none of the Study Helper Pro reviews mentioned anything about corrections made.

Study Helper: overall quality

After a quick skim of the paper I got before writing this Study Helper Pro review, I could tell the writer tried hard but ultimately failed to follow my instructions. Instead of a well-supported argumentative piece, I got two lists of pros and cons with little to no reference data evidence and no original analysis of the main points. Furthermore, the writer did not write a conclusion and claimed it would not fit the word count requirement, so I’d have to pay extra if I wanted a closing passage. I didn’t.

Writer's skill

The homepage description of the writers was extremely vague. But the person who wrote the paper I ordered for this Study Helper Pro review was not a native English speaker, judging by their use of some words and phrases. And I doubted they had a college degree, considering their research produced a couple of blog posts and Youtube videos for the reference section instead of scientific articles. 

Study-helper.pro: client comments

The service popped up in early 2022, so its online reputation is virtually non-existent. I found no feedback on Reddit and Trustpilot, while SiteJabber had a single positive Study Helper Pro review. And there are only five vague reviews on the homepage, all with 5-star ratings.

Loyalty rewards

This Study Helper Pro review has dragged on long enough, so I’ll just say there’s no loyalty program available and leave it at that.