EssayHub

I started my EssayHub.com review by visiting the website to see how it looks like. I didn’t like what I found. Just like the company’s name, its platform lacks any originality that could make it stand out in the eyes of its customers. There is no unique logo, no catchy phrases or interesting color combinations. Everything is dull and trivial. Considering that EssayHub is a relatively young company, with the oldest reviews dating back to 2017, I was surprised that it failed to hire creative visual designers.

Website content wasn’t inspiring either because EssayHub offers semi-fluent info that could be copied from any other similar site. Again, there is no uniqueness in this. Laziness is also apparent:  one of the first lines that greet the clients says, “Make a write my essay request today.” Instead of using the relevant key phrase properly, the writer just put it into a sentence with no worry over whether the use of personal pronouns fits here. Other lines and sections suffer from the same issue. From positive elements, EssayHub has relevant info about its services, prices, and offers; you could contact it via chat or physically as it has an office in Dover, Delaware.

There are plenty of EssayHub reviews and they tend to discuss different services. This quickly told me that the company specializes in various tasks and could meet any request. When I started digging deeper, I found my confirmation. Students could order essay writing, assistance with their dissertation project, editing or proofreading of their work, or rewriting. Any type of essay is a go.

What I didn’t like was the absence of traditional samples as almost every best paper writer service has them. The company states that if you want to see them, you should contact support team, offer them details that interest you and then they might share a relevant sample. I don’t like such an approach, and reviews of EssayHub voiced the same sentiment. Samples are there for quick study, no one should waste their time or disclose task-related data just for the chance to get one paper that won’t even meet their needs entirely. I still used this option, but operators told me they had no samples matching my criteria. That was unfortunate.

You can understand how reliable a company is by reading its policies. Few people actually do that, and as some Essay Hub reviews demonstrate, it leads to failed expectations and disappointment.  But let’s start with good things. Revisions have generous stipulations. Clients could ask for them within 30 days after receiving their order, and they could demand as many changes as they like as long as they correspond to their initial requirements. Refunds exist as well, though getting them might be tough. Each case is discussed with managers on an individual level. For instance, if your paper is late, you likely won’t return 100% of your money.

What I hated were privacy and safety. EssayHub.com barely explains its policies despite having an entire page dedicated to it. It largely dumps the responsibility for staying safe on its clients: you alone decide what info to share with your writer and you’ll be bearing the consequences if something goes wrong. They might share your data with third parties, but it’s unclear why and in which specific cases.

Since my goal was to write a detailed EssayHub review, I wanted to experience this company from every side as a client. I spoke with its operators about six times, and though everything started well, it ended on a sour note. The chat itself is functional: students could react to automatic questions from support team, pick a common option from the list to see more information about it, or contact someone live. Average response time is 2 minutes.

At first, these guys were super nice. I wanted to learn if I could get professional coursework help from their writers and they assured me this was possible. But later, when I had questions about my order, they lost their friendliness. They started to ignore me for over 20 minutes; when they responded, their answers were short and snappy. I didn’t feel like EssayHub welcomed me.

Most EssayHub.com reviews seemed positive, so I hoped my experience would be equally positive. Alas, this couldn’t be further from the truth. I ordered 5 pages of Literature with 2-week-long deadline, paying about $50 for it. My paper had to arrive in the morning; the writer ended up delivering it only in the evening. If I were a real student with a real deadline, I’d have nothing to show to my professor. No respectable company should ever tolerate such lack of professionalism from their writers. I opened my paper in the hopes that it’d have solid quality, but once again, I was disappointed. It had over 200 writing issues. Grammar mistakes, proofreading errors, bad word choice, and non-academic structures — I was shocked. This was the opposite of quality.

Another concerning element in my review of EssayHub was content. It met my requirements only by about 20%. No thesis, no structure, no opening or closing sentences:  from 6 questions I clearly outlined, only 1 was addressed completely. Half-answers and vague generic lines didn’t impress me. I had a wish to read online proofreading services reviews to see if someone could help me edit this disaster, but since this was a test for EssayHub in particular, I decided to give them another chance by asking for revision.

Is EssayHub good at simplifying order placement process for its clients? Not exactly. To ask for an essay, students need to cover several tiresome steps. It takes longer than in most other agencies.

1. Registration. Share email and come up with a password. Agree with terms and conditions; then go to your inbox and follow verification link. Once you do it, undergo a survey or skip it.
2. Explain your order. This section might be difficult since the interface is overwhelming and dark, and too many options are present. Indicate your deadline, academic level, style, etc.
3. See bids. Writers start placing bids on your order; pick the one you prefer.
4. Make a deposit. Pay the sum for your order, adding it to your account.

Read paper and release payment. When the essay arrives, read it. Ask for revision or release your writer’s salary.

I had some issues with prices. On its homepage, the company claims that one page is going to cost $10, but I found no minimal price like this. The difference isn’t big, but I don’t like contradictions and uncertainties. Here is the official list of prices for different services:

20% discounts are offered to new clients, which is great. Overall, prices are nice, so why the low rating? As reviews of EssayHub as well as my own experience show, the costs don’t mean much because the bidding system is at play. Writers charge whatever sums they prefer. There is no consistency.

Writers’ profiles are available online. The fact that you could study them before hiring anyone is good, but profiles themselves differ. Some look professional, others were not so much. Even some of the best experts sometimes have terribly written summaries, and when you message some of them, the picture of professionalism disappears entirely. My writer spoke English badly and delivered a terrible paper. If I needed the best college admission essay writing service that wouldn’t let me down, I’d definitely go elsewhere.

Despite free revision guarantee, I went through hell before getting one. When the writer agreed, they asked for 5 extra days. This was ridiculous but I agreed. Essay Hub reviews I saw didn’t sound thrilled with revisions, and I can relate. My paper was barely improved. It still had weak grammar — the writer only added another answer to one of my questions.

Sadly, EssayHub doesn’t offer extras. It only has a free plagiarism report and a blog with articles. Plenty of them sound helpful, but grammar is flawed, and I found no samples or academic tools. It’s a must for each writing company.

The company has a lot of reviews. Most of them are positive, but is it really so? I picked some examples to illustrate my doubts.

SiteJabber

The majority of comments are loudly positive on this site, but I have huge doubts about their authenticity. Most have just a line or two, which is odd since students tend to leave more detailed reviews. But also, look at this example. The alleged client showers EssayHub with praise and uses its name three times in one small passage! Only a marketing team would do that.

Reddit

Same with these EssayHub reviews. Some clients might love this service, but such level of praise is absurd. The way this poster asks people to share their feedback with them just proves they are not an actual student.

Social Media

EssayHub has Facebook account that’s actively posting content. It doesn’t get much engagement but the stuff is interesting. It has Instagram as well, but it has very few followers. The company should invest more efforts into developing its reputation.