Tutoreye.com Review

Prices and Discounts

Although the tutoring pricing is pretty straightforward, the writing help isn't clear. Instead of sharing the rates, the company let me set the budget. The dropdown menu had four options: under $20, from $20 to $50, from $50 to $100, and over $100. The offers from tutors would appear much later. However, I got zero offers when I set a budget in a lower range, and only when I increased it to $100+, I got a response. That put the pricing for my essay at $25+ per page, which seemed excessive.

And if you were hoping for a TutorEye promo code, you'll be disappointed, as I couldn't find any mention of special offers for new or returning customers.

Services Quality

Before we get to the juiciest part of my Tutor Eye review, let me explain how the order process works. First, I needed to find the writing assistance option. Then, I explained the assignment, uploaded my files, set the deadline and budget, and settled in to wait for offers. Although the dashboard promised it would take under five minutes, I got the first bids at least 12 hours later. By that point, I was too annoyed and rushed to be too picky, so I settled for the first offer that seemed reasonable.

I ordered a 4-page essay devoted to the differences and similarities between homeschooling and attending a traditional school from a psychological point of view. I explicitly stated that I wanted at least five credible and recent sources and highlighted the need for proper APA formatting.

Now for the writing. It wasn't bad. It was terrible. I noticed too late that most of the tutors in their chat windows had Indian names. And while I have nothing against the beautiful subcontinent or its population, the writer I got was a high school dropout. Their English was atrocious, and the reasoning was so weak a middle schooler could have poked holes in it. Besides, the writer ignored half of my instructions. The paper went off-topic into the educational benefits of homeschooling instead of focusing on the psychological implications. And I only got three sources, all published in the 1990s. No amount of editing could have made this piece of junk suitable for submission in college.

Online Reputation 

SiteJabber

I wouldn't put much stock in SiteJabber Tutoreye.com reviews. I only found eight, but the five positive posts seemed doctored, while the three negative reviews blatantly promoted other online tutoring services, so I couldn't take them seriously either.

Trustpilot

The TutorEye rating on Trustpilot didn't give me hope either, with only 3.8 stars. It wasn't surprising, considering every third review was a 1-star post complaining about late delivery, inability to follow instructions, and rude tutors. There was even one angry post by a tutor who couldn't get paid for their work. That's not what you expect to see from a reliable tutoring company.

Reddit

Unfortunately, I didn't find any Tutoreye.com Reddit reviews I could trust. Although the company runs a subreddit, it's pretty much dead, with no comments or discussions. So the company is either that unpopular or that thorough in reporting and blocking potential negative feedback on Reddit.

Other Review Websites

There aren't all that many reviews about TutorEye services across independent blogs. I suppose, like me, most were turned away by vague terms and absent support. Those who decided to try their luck (TopTenReviews, RatedbyStudents, BestWritersOnline, and TopWritersReview) were just as disappointed as I was. Our complaints align regarding the tutor's credentials, unclear pricing, and all the other issues I mention in my TutorEye review.

Social Media Activity

Facebook 

TutorEye has been the most active on Facebook among all social media platforms. The feed is full of promotions and some helpful content. There are even a few positive reviews, though they are primarily from users of Indian descent. And the page has around 2,000 likes and followers. But unfortunately, it was abandoned in December 2021. 

Twitter

TutorEye couldn't be bothered to uphold a Twitter presence for more than a few months. The account was registered in April 2021 and abandoned in July of the same year. In that time, the service posted a dozen promotional posts and only gained a single follower and a handful of likes. The account has been abandoned since then.

Youtube

It's clear TutorEye attempted to develop a Youtube presence about a year ago. The company hosted a couple of webinars and talks, flooding the channel with moderately helpful content. Unfortunately, that streak ended long ago, and the channel has been dormant ever since.

Customer Support

I never managed to get ahold of a human support agent. Every time I tried live chat, I ran into a chatbot that offered no help and annoyed me with its poorly constructed responses. And no one ever got back to me to address my questions, so I doubt the support team's existence. 

Interestingly, at some point in 2022, the company representatives took the time to respond to Tutor Eye reviews on Trustpilot, even if their responses were pretty useless.

Guarantees

Considering TutorEye specializes in tutoring services, it's not surprising that the refund clauses of the Terms of Service are mainly dedicated to tutoring refunds. However, I expected to see at least some mention of the writing assistance revision and money-back options—no such luck. And as you already know, the support chat wasn't of any help either.

All I can tell you is that you only get 72 hours to request a refund. After that, your claims will be ignored.

Conclusion

This Tutoreye.com review might have turned out differently had I used the tutoring service. However, I'd still be angry about the non-existent support and vague refund terms. As I wanted an essay, I was extra disappointed by the research and writing quality, as well as overpriced services and unavailable revisions. Hopefully, you realize by now why TutorEye is a bad writing service, but just in case, let me emphasize I won't ever use it again, and I recommend you skip it, too.