Questions about the price
What counts as a page?
275 words double spaced, or 550 words single spaced, which is how most departments count. The calculator asks for pages, so divide a word brief by 275 and round up. A title page and the reference list are not counted in it.
Is the figure the calculator shows what I actually pay?
Yes. The calculator and the order form run off the same engine, so the quote carries into checkout and no fee is added at the end. Taxes and any international transfer charge your own bank applies sit outside it (clause 3.2 of the Terms).
Why does the same paper cost more at PhD level?
Because the academic level decides who can take the order. A PhD brief goes to a writer with the degree and the reading behind it, and that writer costs more per page. The level you pick should be the level you are studying at, not the one that quotes lowest.
Can I see the price in my own currency?
The quote switches between USD, EUR, GBP and AUD under the total. Conversions move with the rate, so the figure you were shown yesterday and the figure today can differ by a little.
Does the quality tier change the price?
Yes, and it is set in the order form rather than here. Standard, Premium and Platinum add a per page surcharge on top of the level rate, and the difference is the pool of writers your order can reach.
What if I need it sooner after I have ordered?
Message support and the deadline can usually be brought forward against the difference in price. It works the other way too: a deadline pushed back does not refund the gap, so pick the date you actually need rather than the earliest one you can imagine.
Do discounts come off this figure?
The first order discount and returning customer discounts are applied in the order form, before payment, so the calculator shows the rate before any of them. Codes have to be applied at submission and cannot be added afterwards.