Pricing for Editing & Proofreading
E.g., 800-word article: $40
PROOFREADING
Our proofreaders will go over your document with a fine-toothed comb.
They'll catch every typo and mistake in spelling, grammar, and/or punctuation.
Your document will be 100% free from errors.
E.g., 800-word article: $80
COPY EDITING
Our copy editors will fine-tune the language of your document.
They'll adjust word usage and make the sentences flow.
The final document will be 100% error free — and every word will pack the right punch to meet your goals.
E.g., 800-word article: $160
SUBSTANTIVE EDITING
Our editors will do deeper substantive editing.
They'll perform structural edits to improve logic and flow, adjusting words, sentences, and even paragraphs — for maximum impact.
Your final document will be clearly organized, stylistically polished, and 100% error-free.
Prose Knows Editing & Proofreading
Documents that are well crafted convey legitimacy and professionalism. In today's competitive landscape, there's little room for error. A single mistake or typo can spell a dropped deal, a failed bid, or an unhappy client. Establish a reputation for perfection with flawless prose.
Quality editing doesn’t replace your natural writing style — it enhances and accentuates it. We bring out your personal voice — or the voice of your brand — so that every word rings true and strikes the right tone. We can also accommodate your in-house style guide or a more well-known style such as Chicago, MLA, AP, or even specialized industry styles (APA, Bluebook, etc.).
Unless you already have an editor on staff, revising and proofreading can be a major drain on time and resources. By relying on our expert editors, you can free up your team to focus on the big ideas — while we figure out how to express them.
When you or your team are composing a document, it’s easy to get caught up in details — and hard to stand back and see things objectively. As a result, you may overlook basic flaws and problems. With Prose, you benefit from a fresh, outside perspective and remain confident that your writing says exactly what you meant it to.