GradeDraft: Academic Writing, Editing and Homework Help for US and Canadian Students

Six services, one order thread

GradeDraft runs six services from a single order thread, so a student working on a term paper this term and a dissertation chapter next term never needs a second account or a second price negotiation. Each service below links to its own price list, its own guide pages, and real sample work at the standard you can expect.

How an order runs

Every order, from a single discussion post to a full dissertation, moves through the same three steps and the same order thread. You can read the full walkthrough, including exactly what arrives by deliverable type, on the how it works page.

What you can check before you pay

Before you commit to an order, verify these six things directly. Each one is a standing policy, not a limited-time promotion, and each is covered in full detail on the guarantees page.

Prices at a glance

Every page rate and per-unit price at GradeDraft is published, not quoted only after you ask. The table below covers writing prices by academic level and deadline; the full price list, including per-word editing rates and three worked cost examples, lives on the pricing page.

Common per-unit prices, for work that is not priced by the page:

• Discussion post (250–300 words): $19.99
• Annotated bibliography: $9.99 per source
• Presentation: $12.99 per slide, speaker notes included
• Research proposal: from $349
• Full dissertation: from $2,400

See the complete pricing page for editing rates, admissions packages, homework pricing, and worked examples that show exactly how a final number is built.

Who writes your work

GradeDraft assigns every order to a writer qualified at or above the level you select when you send your brief. An undergraduate order goes to a writer holding at least a bachelor's degree in a related field; a master's-level order goes to a writer holding a master's degree; a doctoral order, including dissertation chapters, goes to a writer holding a doctorate in your discipline. STEM and data-analysis orders go to a writer with working experience in the tool your project needs — SPSS, R, Stata, NVivo, or Atlas.ti.

GradeDraft runs on a desk model rather than an open marketplace: each of the six services (essay, research paper, admissions, editing, homework, dissertation) has its own desk of writers and a separate reviewer who checks the finished draft against your brief before it reaches you. Dissertation chapters go through a doctorate-holding reviewer specifically, and revision requests route back through the same reviewer if your original writer is unavailable.

GradeDraft does not publish writer names or invented credentials, and there are no five-star review counts on this site to take on faith. What we publish instead is the minimum qualification behind each service and the review step that checks the work — read a full composite sample of the standard of work on the samples page before you place your first order.