About GradeDraft

Why we built a service around published prices

Most academic writing services quote a price only after you submit your brief, which makes it hard to compare options or plan a budget. GradeDraft works from a published rate card instead: writing is priced per page by academic level and deadline, editing is priced per word, and admissions, homework and dissertation work list per-unit or from-prices, all on /pricing/. You can estimate your order before you write a message, and the quote you receive matches the table.

That same idea shapes the rest of the site. Every service page states what arrives, how long it takes, and what happens if the delivered work misses your brief — a free revision window, and a refund if revisions can't fix it. We would rather you check the policy before you pay than read it for the first time after something goes wrong.

Who we are

GradeDraft is organized as subject desks — essay, research paper, admissions, editing, homework and dissertation — each with a lead editor who screens writer applications, reviews finished drafts against the brief, and signs off before delivery. It is run by its two founders, who handle order intake and writer matching themselves rather than through an agency call centre. We don't publish writer or editor names publicly, and we don't invent reviews or bios to make the team look bigger than it is: the /writers/ page lists the minimum credential for each service level instead of names, and you communicate with your assigned writer by first name inside your order thread once an order is placed.

Every desk follows the same rules regardless of who is staffing it that week: an originality report with every writing order, a 14-day revision window (30 days for dissertation chapters and capstone projects), and payment held until you approve the delivered work.

Built for US and Canadian students

GradeDraft quotes and bills in USD for both US and Canadian students, and answers quote requests 8 am–11 pm ET, seven days a week (see /contact/). Writers work in APA 7th edition, MLA 9th edition and Chicago 17th edition by default, with CSE and AMA available on request for STEM and health-sciences briefs.

Email you opt into follows CASL rules for Canadian recipients and CAN-SPAM rules for US recipients: every message identifies GradeDraft as the sender and includes an unsubscribe link, and opt-out requests are honored within 10 business days. We never ask for your learning-management-system login, portal password or student ID to complete an order.