Scam Alert! EssayPro, EssayService & Others Are All the Same
Posted: November 25th, 2025, 11:06 am
I recently looked into EssayPro, DoMyEssay, PaperWriter, EssayService, WritePaper, Studyfy, and EssayHub, thinking they were separate essay-writing companies. What I found was shocking—they are not independent at all.
When you sign up on EssayPro.com, you get redirected to https://app.essaypro.com/
. The same happens on EssayService.com with https://app.essayservice.com/
. At first, it seems like just subdomains, but here’s the red flag: if you try to sign up on a second site using the same email, you won’t get a verification email. You can only register with a new email. That clearly shows all these sites are running on the same system and database.
It gets worse. The order forms are identical across all these sites. Clicking the “Get Help” button opens a popup with the same writer profile pictures, the same layout, and the same workflow. Essentially, the different websites are just masks—they all funnel you into the same backend system, despite looking unique.
I even read a detailed breakdown with proof here: https://brendaparker.alboompro.com/post ... l-students
So, if you’re thinking these are separate companies competing for your business—they’re not. This is one network disguised as multiple services, and it’s misleading students in a major way.
When you sign up on EssayPro.com, you get redirected to https://app.essaypro.com/
. The same happens on EssayService.com with https://app.essayservice.com/
. At first, it seems like just subdomains, but here’s the red flag: if you try to sign up on a second site using the same email, you won’t get a verification email. You can only register with a new email. That clearly shows all these sites are running on the same system and database.
It gets worse. The order forms are identical across all these sites. Clicking the “Get Help” button opens a popup with the same writer profile pictures, the same layout, and the same workflow. Essentially, the different websites are just masks—they all funnel you into the same backend system, despite looking unique.
I even read a detailed breakdown with proof here: https://brendaparker.alboompro.com/post ... l-students
So, if you’re thinking these are separate companies competing for your business—they’re not. This is one network disguised as multiple services, and it’s misleading students in a major way.