Essay Writer

EssayGrader AI

Explore EssayGrader AI for rubric-based feedback, teacher-reviewed scores, LMS integrations and integrity checks, with current plans and detection limits.

Updated October 24, 2026

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Name	EssayGrader AI
Overview	EssayGrader AI is an intelligent grading assistant for educators, supporting rubric-based assessment and teacher-reviewed feedback. Teachers upload essays from Google Drive, Classroom, Canvas, Dropbox, and Box. The system applies custom or prebuilt rubrics to deliver detailed feedback on content, structure, grammar, and style for the teacher to review. Additionally, built-in plagiarism checks, AI-generated content detection, and performance dashboards help teachers investigate concerns and track writing progress; they do not guarantee originality or learning outcomes.
Key features & benefits	Rubric-based grading: Upload a custom rubric or use the library; current Pro materials list 800+ standards-aligned rubrics Bulk upload: Batch grading via cloud storage or LMS AI detection & plagiarism: Flag material for teacher review, not a definitive finding of misconduct LMS integrations: Connect with Google Classroom, Canvas & Schoology Essay summarizer: Get concise summaries for quick understanding Performance insights: Track proficiency across classes with analytics
Use cases & applications	Grading essays for K–12 and higher education Reviewing academic-integrity concerns with AI/plagiarism flags and other evidence Reviewing rubric-based essay feedback at scale Tracking student progress and identifying weak skills Managing grading remotely via LMS (Google Classroom/Canvas)
Who uses?	Teachers, professors, teaching assistants and curriculum developers in schools and universities.
Pricing	Basic (Free): 100 essays per month, up to 1,000 words per essay, writing/grammar reports and listed LMS/cloud integrations. Pro: US$19.99 per month with monthly billing, 350 essays per month and a 3,500-word limit per essay. Includes AI-writing and plagiarism checks, standards-aligned rubrics and writing analytics. Pro AI detection is initiated manually for each essay. Premium: US$49.99 per month with monthly billing, 800 essays per month and an 8,000-word limit, with automatic AI-writing/plagiarism checks. School District / Higher-Ed: Custom pricing for 25+ users, with licensing and administrative arrangements agreed with the provider. The current public cards list Basic, Pro, Premium and institutional plans; the former Lite and five-user Team offers are not presented as current options here. The annual selection displays monthly equivalents of US$14.99 for Pro and US$34.99 for Premium; these are not month-to-month prices. An annual total was not displayed in this review. Confirm the billing selection, checkout total and applicable taxes before subscribing.
Tags	#AI #EdTech #EssayGrading #LMS #Plagiarism #Rubric #TeacherTools
App available?	Web-based platform with Google Classroom, Canvas and Schoology integrations, plus supported cloud-file uploads. Check browser/device requirements; this review did not verify a dedicated mobile app.

Keep the teacher in control

Choose the assignment rubric, upload an appropriately de-identified submission, then check each proposed score against the cited passage before releasing feedback. The provider’s terms require anonymizing student identifiers, including metadata. AI-writing detection is a signal to investigate alongside drafts, prior work and a conversation with the student—not proof of authorship or a basis for an automatic penalty.

Official sources: Current plans and allowances · Grading and detection limitations · Manual versus automatic detection · Student data and human verification