About GradeDraft

§ 01

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 floor prices, all on the pricing page. 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 cannot fix it. We would rather you check the policy before you pay than read it for the first time after something goes wrong.

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Who we are

GradeDraft is organized as subject desks. It is run by its two founders, who handle order intake and writer matching themselves rather than through an agency call center. We do not publish writer or editor names, and we do not invent reviews, ratings, or biographies to make the team look bigger than it is. Once an order is placed, you talk to your assigned writer directly inside your order thread.

How the desks work

Eight desks cover the work: essay, research paper, STEM and homework, dissertation, admissions, editing, business and law, and health sciences. Each desk has a written scope, listed on the writers page, so you can see which desk will handle your brief before you send it. When a brief arrives, it goes to the desk whose scope matches the subject and level. A writer on that desk drafts the work, and a second person on the same desk reads the finished draft against your brief before it reaches you.

Keeping work inside one desk matters most on long projects. A dissertation stays with the dissertation desk from proposal to final chapter, so the person who read your methods chapter also reads your results. A statistics problem set stays with the STEM and homework desk, which works in SPSS, R, Stata, and NVivo.

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From approval to invoice

Every order follows the same path, whether it is a single discussion post or a full dissertation. The full walkthrough, including what files arrive for each deliverable type, is on the how it works page.

There is no deposit and no upfront payment. Dissertation and capstone projects are split into milestones, and each milestone is invoiced after you approve that milestone.

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Quality checks and the originality report

Each draft is checked twice before delivery. The writer checks it against the brief: word count, source count, citation style, and every rubric item. A second reader on the same desk then checks it again with the brief open. Citations are formatted in APA 7, MLA 9, or Chicago 17 by default, with CSE and AMA available on request for STEM and health-sciences briefs.

Every written order ships with a Turnitin originality report, generated on the delivered draft. The report shows the work was not copied from an existing source. It is a source-match report, not a promise about how any particular detector at your school will score the text.

§ 05

Revisions and refunds

You get 14 days of free revisions after delivery, extended to 30 days on dissertation chapters and capstone projects. A revision request only needs to point at something the brief asked for and the draft missed. If the work still misses the brief after revision, and it cannot be corrected inside the window, you are entitled to a refund on that order. Because you pay after approval, you never have to chase money that already left your account. The full policy, including what counts as missing the brief, is on the guarantees page.

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What we never do

Some requests we decline every time, whatever the price:

• No LMS logins. We never ask for your learning-management-system username, portal password, Turnitin login, or student ID, and we will not accept them if offered.
• No exam impersonation. No writer or tutor sits a live, proctored, or identity-verified assessment in your place.
• No published client files. Client work is never shown as a sample, posted online, or reused on another order. The pieces on the samples page are composites written to show the standard.
• No grade or admission guarantees. A grade, an admission decision, or a committee approval belongs to the people who make it. We guarantee the draft matches your brief.

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Confidentiality

Your name, your school, and every document you upload stay inside your order thread. Only the writer and the reviewer on your desk see your brief. Nothing you send is published, shown to another client, or reused. What we collect and how long we keep it is set out in the privacy policy, and you can ask for your data to be deleted at any time.

§ 08

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, through the contact page.

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.