Process · 5 steps
No surprises is the whole design
You send the brief and the deadline, we tell you what it costs and whether the timeline is honest, and you approve an outline before any writing happens — which is where misunderstandings get caught cheaply.
Send the brief, the deadline and your style guide
A screenshot of the brief is enough. The more your marker told you, the better.
We confirm scope and price before anything starts
The full figure is stated up front in writing. Nothing is added later for revisions we promised.
You approve an outline before we write
Misunderstandings get caught here, cheaply, before a word is committed to paper.
Draft delivered with a similarity report
You see the report before your marker does, with every match explained.
One revision included after you have read it
Read it properly, then tell us what is wrong. That is the deal.
Copy-paste ready. A screenshot of the brief with the deadline and your style guide is everything we need to begin. If your university has a writing handbook, send that too.
The deal, stated
- The full price is stated up front, in writing, before we start
- Part payment to start, the rest on delivery — never the full amount first
- Nothing added later for revisions we promised
- Draft arrives with a similarity report and an AI-writing report
- One revision included after you have read it, inside 48 hours
- An honest no when the deadline is not workable
Questions before you order
Nobody should send money to a page they have not questioned. The five that come up most often:
- Can you meet my deadline honestly?
- Will I get a similarity report?
- What if my supervisor asks for changes?
- Do you follow my university's format?
- Can I talk to the writer?
Answers: yes if the timeline is real · yes with every draft · that is your included revision · yes if you send the handbook · and yes — through us.
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Read it properly, then tell us what is wrong. That is the deal.
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