Why does Premium Pro cost more than Premium?
The prices we show on the pricing page may change depending on if you are logged into your account or not.
The reason for the price difference between Premium and Premium Pro is due to the extra benefits and features you receive with Premium Pro.
If you are considering whether to purchase a Premium or Premium Pro plan when you first sign up for ProWritingAid, you can see the price differences between the plans on our pricing page.
The price of the upgrade may include a prorated discount if you already have a Premium subscription.
After you click on the “Upgrade” button, you will visit our secure payment page. You can choose to pay for the upgrade to your plan via a secure credit card payment or your PayPal account.
When you view the prices on our pricing page, these do not include prorated discounts. To see your specific prorated discounts and to upgrade your subscription, visit your account page.
During any sale period, prices in your account page won’t include prorated discounts. We will apply prorated discounts applied again once the sale period has ended.
When you have a Premium Pro plan, you get all the features of Premium as well as:
- 50 Sparks per day
- 3 Chapter Critiques per day
- Up to 65% off Story Credits
- Access to author-led live workshops, daily writing sprints, and guided writing challenges in the Community
- Access to the on-demand expert workshop library with over 200 hours of videos
- The chance to join writer networking events
All of these extra features and exclusive benefits explain why Premium Pro costs more than Premium.
Find out more about the differences between Free, Premium, and Premium Pro.
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