Proofreading and editing tools

This is one of the better quality services because it doesn’t use a computer program to check your work. Computer programs are only able to suggest things to you based on what it assumes your sentence is trying to do. It has no way of knowing if what appears to be a grammatical error was done on purpose, and it is going to suggest changes based on the broadest possible tools. This service is different because an actual human checks your work.
You upload your paper to the website for free and they give you a quote. Fill out the order form and select your deadline. The editors will look over your work, find the mistakes and fix them for you. There is no need to review the suggestions prior to the changes because they use their own expertise (so you do not have to use yours). Once they are done, they upload the document back onto the secure server and it is delivered to you as per your deadline.

It’s a great little tool that colors your spelling errors in red and your style suggestions in blue. The grammar errors are highlighted in green. The tool is called "After the deadline," and all you do is paste your text into the space and click "check writing" to see your colored suggestions appear on the page.

Paper rater is a bit more of a puzzler. It has its bad side such as being very slow to process and how it forces you to fill out a form and a Catpcha before allowing you to see the report. That is just a small section of a number of problems it has, especially when it comes to website design.
However, the tool itself is deceptively good. Once you see your results, you are a little taken back by just how many silly mistakes you have potentially made.

Goproofreading.com is your only trusted source of professional document editing and proofreading services on the Web today. Power proofreading has been the trend these days, and for good reason too. Proofreading ensures professional looking and syntactically accurate writing pieces. We proofread websites, brochures, PowerPoint presentations, memos, business plans, novels, short stories, poems, and other professional documents.