Useful and necessary for a student on a budget Sometimes chegg is the cheaper option to rent a textbook or sometimes it's bookbye, or barnes and noble, or amazon, etc. But this site allows you to see which book is the cheapest out of every textbook provider which is super useful. I saved a lot of money using bigwords since I choose the cheapest provider for each of my textbooks.

Your university store is over charging you I’ve been using BigWords for my whole academic career and it has saved me hundreds of dollars. This semester my textbooks were coming out to be almost $600 (not including the $500 for the two textbooks I already had). I’ll be spending $200 because of BigWords, so thanks for that. Y’all are the real MVPs.

Best way to save $$$ on books Big words saves me the most time and money. It’s a game changer by searching all the booksellers for the best prices including discounts and shipping.

From Freshman through post graduate Big Words is great I bought many books through the comparison tool and finding the best deals on textbooks. Big Words is a wonderful tool for helping keep school experiences in check... Now I'm consulting Big Words for where to sell my books after graduating!

I got great deals on all my books but… I got great deals on all my books but BigWords redirected one rental textbook to a site called Booksrun, and I just clicked through and ordered like I usually do. However, I ended up ordering a book rental that was due back in mid August, and I ordered the book in late July! I guess it's my fault that I didn't check the due back date, but why would I ever rent a school textbook for one month? And I feel like BigWords shouldn't have redirected me to a site that automatically rented a book for a month, when all of the other sites Bigwords has redirected me to in the past have rented me books for exactly one semester.