Paper Audit
Rubric alignment, thesis and structure, evidence and citation risk, confirmed strengths, and prioritized revision actions within the selected page scope.
How it works
From upload to a clear revision plan
The $39 Paper Audit reviews up to five student-authored pages and one rubric, then returns specific feedback you can act on without rewriting the work for you.
Step 1
Upload your paper and rubric
Send up to five student-authored pages plus one rubric or assignment prompt. Title and reference pages do not count toward the five-page limit.
Step 2
Confirm the essentials and pay $39
Add the due date, subject area, citation style, and applicable course-policy answers. Uploads save as you add them, and Stripe handles payment securely.
Step 3
Receive a prioritized revision plan
Your report identifies what already works, what needs attention, and what to fix first. You revise the paper and remain the author.
After checkout
What happens before delivery
The three checkout steps collect what we need. These four operational stages protect the quality of the work that follows.
Stage 1
Assignment-specific fulfillment
The purchased scope is completed against the files, instructions, rubric, and citation style you provided.
Stage 2
Quality control
The deliverable passes service-specific checks for scope, structure, evidence, citations, formatting, and file readiness where applicable.
Stage 3
Final human review
Every real customer delivery remains locked until a recorded final human review is completed.
Stage 4
Secure delivery
You receive the final files, status update, and instructions for any in-scope correction request.
Quality methodology
From assignment brief to release decision
Quality is demonstrated through visible scope, assignment-specific checks, honest source boundaries, useful outputs, and a recorded release gate—not invented credentials, grades, or testimonials.
- Control 1
Brief and scope map
We identify the purchased service, covered pages or sources, prompt, rubric, citation style, deadline, and exclusions before work begins.
Output: a bounded service contract tied to the submitted materials.
- Control 2
Rubric and requirement map
The assignment requirements are separated into checkable criteria so feedback can point to the actual prompt or rubric instead of giving generic advice.
Output: assignment-specific coverage targets.
- Control 3
Integrity and source boundary
Student authorship stays intact. Missing source details are flagged for confirmation; citations, findings, or evidence are never invented.
Output: explicit limits and source-detail flags.
- Control 4
Service-specific review
The work is checked against the standards that match the order—such as structure and evidence for a Paper Audit, or in-text/reference matching for a Citation & Source Audit.
Output: findings tied to the purchased deliverable.
- Control 5
Priority and completeness check
Findings are organized by impact, required files are checked, and the deliverable is reviewed for scope coverage, clarity, formatting, and usable next steps.
Output: a complete, prioritized customer deliverable.
- Control 6
Recorded final human approval
Every real customer delivery remains locked until a human release check confirms the deliverable is ready for the customer workflow.
Output: recorded approval before secure delivery.
Proof by service
Different orders require different evidence
We do not use one vague checklist for every order. The purchased scope determines what is checked and what the customer receives.
Research Blueprint
Question coaching, a student-confirmed scope, a section-by-section outline, a source-search plan, and a drafting sequence—not a final question or completed paper chosen for the student.
Academic Editing
Grammar, clarity, flow, formatting, academic tone, and citation cleanup on the student-authored draft, with native Word tracked changes included.
Citation & Source Audit
Reference-list cleanup, in-text/reference matching, style corrections, source-use findings, and clear flags when source details cannot be verified.
Standards we hold to
Defined service scopes
Every service states what is included, what is excluded, and what files are required.
Assignment-specific checks
Quality control follows the purchased service, brief, rubric, citations, and required format.
Seven-day correction window
If delivery misses the original purchased scope, request an in-scope correction within seven days of the recorded delivery timestamp.
Privacy-conscious file handling
Customer files are access-controlled, never sold or shared for unrelated purposes, and automatically deleted 90 days after recorded delivery unless earlier deletion is requested.