Essay vs UniWriter

Essay is a structured writing platform for planning, drafting, editing, citing, and sharing written work. Its tools include outlines, a distraction-free drafting space, rewriting, and reordering. Writers can collect research in notes, organize it, and link it to an essay or outline. They can share work with friends, teachers, or peers, using feedback categories to guide review. Essay also supports citations, reference management, bibliography formatting, and academic exports. Listed export formats include PDF, Word, Docs, and Markdown; Pro includes Zotero integration and academic export. The Free plan allows 3 essays, a 5,000-word count, 12 notes, and 10 personalized topic recommendations. Core costs $8 USD per month billed annually, while Pro costs $12 USD per month billed annually. Essay is available on iOS and the web. Its roadmap lists working offline as a live feature and native Android and iOS apps as planned. The site presents Core for everyday writers and Pro for academics and researchers, with uses including dissertations, proposals, creative writing, and research papers.

UniWriter is a web service that generates undergraduate-level essays intended as study and research aids. The maker says its essays follow UK undergraduate academic standards and include credible referencing. Users can generate outlines and citations and export documents in DOCX format. Advanced essays cost 1 credit per 500 words and have a 2,500-word limit; Premium essays cost 2 credits per 500 words and allow up to 3,000 words. Both include a reference authenticity check, while an advanced marking service costs 10 credits. Basic offers one free use per day, up to 1,000 words without registration or 1,500 words when registered. Basic essays may be published publicly; Advanced and Premium essays are kept privately in the user's account. Paid packages listed range from £9.99 a month to £199.99 a month, with different monthly credit allowances. The maker says the service does not support Master’s or PhD-level writing or other languages. Its terms prohibit submitting generated essays or assignments as a user's own original work.