If your grade is worse than your writing, this is the service
It is not editing. It is a report on your draft against the specific rubric you were given, telling you which criteria you are scoring lowest on and roughly what each one is costing you. Then you do the rewriting, which is the part that makes it stick.
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A cleaner document is not the same as a better grade
The most common mistake students make with academic support is buying editing when the problem is structural. The paper comes back tidier, the sentences are cleaner, and the grade is the same, because the reason it was graded down was that the analysis section did not analyze anything and no amount of line editing creates an argument that was not there.
Rubric-based feedback attacks that directly. Your rubric is a scoring instrument: it names criteria and it weights them. We read your draft against it criterion by criterion, say where you currently sit on each, and rank the gaps by how many points they are actually worth. A criterion worth 30% that you are half-satisfying is worth more attention than four small things worth 5% each.
Then you rewrite it. That is not us withholding effort, it is the mechanism: the student who rewrites their own analysis section understands why it failed and does not repeat it. The student who receives a rewritten one has a better paper and the same skill they started with.
- Every rubric criterion assessed individually
- Gaps ranked by point value, not by how obvious they are
- Concrete instructions on what to change, not vague encouragement
- No rewriting of your work, at any point
What the report contains
Typically 900 to 1,500 words
- Your current standing against each rubric criterion
- The gaps ranked by how many points they are worth
- What specifically to change, section by section
- What you are already doing well, so you do not undo it
- A second read on the revised draft, included in the price
How feedback works
Send the draft and the rubric
Both. The rubric is not optional here, because it is the instrument the whole report is built on. If you genuinely do not have one, send the assignment brief.
It is read against each criterion
By someone with a graduate qualification in your field, criterion by criterion rather than as a general impression.
You get the ranked report
What is costing you, in order of how much, with specific instructions for each. Not encouragement, and not a list of typos.
You rewrite, then we read again
The follow-up read is included. It confirms whether the changes landed, which is the part that turns one report into a skill.
Priced by how much there is to read
The report is the same shape whatever you send. A longer document simply takes longer to read against the rubric and produces more to rank.
One assignment
Up to 3,000 words
- Read against your own rubric, criterion by criterion
- Every issue ranked by what it is costing you
- Explained so it transfers to the next assignment
- Your text is not changed, by design
Long assignment
3,000 to 8,000 words
- Everything in the single assignment report
- Structure assessed across the whole piece, not section by section
- Argument checked for where it stops carrying
- The most common length we are sent
Thesis chapter
8,000 words and up
- Everything in the long assignment report
- Read against supervisor comments as well as the rubric
- Checked for consistency with the chapters either side
- Written for a committee reader, not a course instructor
Add 50% for a 48 hour turnaround. Feedback is not editing: we tell you what is wrong and why it costs you, and you make the changes. That is what keeps the work yours.
Feedback, not rewriting
- We do not rewrite your work. That is the whole design of this service.
- No ghostwriting, and no supplied text to paste into your draft.
- We do not add arguments or sources. We tell you where yours are thin.
- The report describes what to change. You decide and you write it.
- If a draft arrives that is not yours to submit, we will say so and decline it.
This is the service that best matches what your institution actually permits, because nothing we produce ends up in your document. Selling completed academic work is a criminal offense in 17 US states. Read the full policy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Editing changes your document. This does not touch it. You get a separate report on where the points are going against your rubric, and you make the changes. If the problem is clarity, buy the edit. If the problem is that the grade is lower than the writing quality suggests, buy this.
Send the assignment brief and we will work from that plus the grading conventions of your discipline, and the report will say clearly that is what it is based on. It is less precise, and it is still useful, but chase the rubric if there is any chance of getting one.
We will tell you where you currently sit against each criterion and roughly what each gap is worth. We will not predict a grade, because the person grading it is not us and anyone who promises you a grade is guessing.
Yes, at every tier. A report you never act on is worth nothing, and a report you act on without confirmation leaves you guessing whether the fix landed. The second read is the part that closes the loop.
Yes, and the usual order is feedback first. Fix the structural problems, then edit the version that resulted. Editing first and restructuring afterwards means paying to polish paragraphs you are about to delete.
Send us the draft and the rubric
We will tell you which criteria are costing you, what each one is worth, and exactly what to change. Then you rewrite it, and we read it again.
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