Our commitment
We offer editing and proofreading of a student's own draft, and one-to-one writing tutoring.
You are responsible for knowing and understanding your own school or university’s policy on editing and tutoring services.
How our services are meant to be used
- Editing and proofreading are done on your own draft. We correct and comment; you make the decisions.
- One-to-One Writing Tutoring guides your thinking and process. Your ideas and your writing remain yours.
Safeguards we use
| Safeguard | What it does |
|---|---|
| Starting document required | Every tutoring and editing request begins from the student's own draft, outline, or notes. |
| Your work stays yours | Tutors explain and comment, and editors suggest and correct; your ideas, decisions, and final draft remain yours. |
| No grade promises | We never promise grades, and we never claim that work is "undetectable." |
For instructors and institutions
Instructors and institutions with questions about our services can email [email protected].
We share customer information only as described in our Privacy Policy or when required by law.
Reporting misuse
To report misuse of our services, email [email protected]. If we learn that our editing or tutoring has been misused, we may decline future requests, as described in our Terms and Conditions.
Free help for writing your own work
- Free Writing Guides, including the Thesis and Dissertation Guide Area
- College Paper Structure Checklist
- APA and MLA quick-start reference sheets
Frequently asked questions
Is editing or tutoring allowed at my school?
Feedback on your own draft and tutoring are common forms of writing support, much like a campus writing center. Policies differ, and you are responsible for knowing and understanding your own school or university’s policy on editing and tutoring services.