EssayBot vs UniWriter

EssayBot is a web-based AI writing assistant for students, researchers, and educators who need help shaping written assignments. Users can enter a prompt to produce a structured draft, then use autocomplete to keep writing when they are stuck. It supports essays, reports, case studies, discussion posts, and research papers. Editing assistance includes grammar improvement and paraphrasing, while citation help covers APA, MLA, and Harvard. EssayBot is designed for source-based writing and real citations, and advises users to check sources before submitting. The free Starter plan costs nothing and includes one paper backed by real sources, an AI detection score, and accurate citations. Premium costs $8.25 a month and includes context-saved writing, rewriting and paraphrasing, AI detection and humanization, plagiarism checking, citations, and DOCX and PDF export. The service says drafts, notes, and ideas stay protected during use. Its privacy policy also says it may collect account and usage data, temporarily process submitted text, use cookies, and share limited information with external providers for hosting, payments, analytics, or support.

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.