Reliable plagiarism checker I am a freelance copywriter and have to check tons of papers every month. I love Unplag's feature to scan for similarities unlim # of papers in a background mode while the checking speed remains 4-10 sec. Highly recommend.

I pay for this service as a student I pay for this service as a student. Numerous times it ignores my footnotes/citations and still reports my text as plagiarized. This is a huge problem. Second, the service does not recognize references although it shows a category for references This web service is taken as gospel by universities yet has issues that create problems for students.

I have not yet used it I have not yet used it. The Instructor just asked us to use it but I thought it was free but required payment,so as a student I could not use it because I didn't plan for it.

scam website..states plagiarism where… scam website..states plagiarism where there is none! Just makes students anxious...Rather trust Turnitin similarity report at your own uni...or free plagiarism software...!!! Makes me really angry...Students are SO stressed and then get discouraged right at the end of their assignment by scam websites like this one!!!! DO NOT USE..for your own mental health and peace of mind!

If you like using Bing, you'll love Unicheck. Otherwise... Bunch of things. For starters, with a Personal account you can't do Side-by-Side comparisons. Fine, fair enough. But then when I took a close look at the report turns out it missed over 50% of the items that were copied directly from a wide variety of business news sites. For each of them, pasting the text into Google brought up the page in the first result. When I enquired with customer support, the explanation was: "Our system uses Bing search engine, unfortunately some texts are indexed in the Google only". Um, ok. Yeah. I think that pretty much says it all. When I asked about a refund I was told: "Our service is non-refundable. It’s stated in our customer agreement which you had opportunity to read and agreed while creating an account." Guess I missed the part about their reliance on the Bing search engine. Use at your own risk. UPDATE: After saying goodbye to my $10, I tried the same doc again on Scribbr. Yes, it cost $20. That's why I went with Unicheck in the first place. But let's just say you get what you paid for. Scribber found at least 2x as many items that were copied from websites. Also, I went for it because, unlike Unicheck, they had a 100% Happiness Refund guarantee. So there you go. Good luck.