Tell us what's due. A real person reads it and comes back to you.
Send a few details below. Someone on the team — not an automated system — replies usually within about two hours to understand the course, and then tells you what it costs. There is no account to create, and nothing to pay to ask.
- Read by a personEvery request is read by someone who works in that subject.
- An honest answerIf we can't do it well, we say so before you pay anything.
- Private by defaultYour details are never resold, shared or published.
What actually happens next
You send the form
Four fields is enough to start a conversation. Everything else on the form is optional — the more you add, the fewer questions we have to come back with, but none of it holds up your reply.
A person reads it, usually within about two hours
Not an auto-responder. Someone who works in your subject reads what you sent and asks for whatever is missing — the syllabus, the platform, what is already overdue. That conversation is what makes a price accurate.
You get a price, in writing
Once the scope is clear you receive one all-in figure covering the work agreed, and for eligible courses a target grade band stated in writing before anything begins. Nothing starts, and nothing is charged, until you say yes.
What it costs, honestly
This form does not produce an instant price, and we would rather explain why than show you a number we would have to take back. What a course costs depends on the subject, how much of the term is left, how it is assessed and how fast it has to move. A two-week accelerated nursing course and a self-paced elective quiz are not the same job, and a form cannot tell them apart.
What we do publish is where pricing starts: weekly coursework from $49 a week, and a single assignment from $30. Those are real starting figures rather than teasers, and the pricing page sets out what moves a quote up or down. The number you are given is all-in and fixed before work begins — there is no hourly meter and no mid-course surcharge.
What we need from you
- The subject and what's outstanding
- The deadline, if you know it
- A way to reach you
What we do not need yet: no payment, no card details, and no logins for your course. Access is only ever discussed after you have a price and have decided to go ahead.
Privacy, and what happens to your details
Most people filling this in are weighing whether it is safe to ask at all, so it is worth being plain. Enquiries are read by our own team — never passed to a marketplace or sold on. Communication runs through private, per-client channels, and your name is never attached to a public review: every review we publish is submitted anonymously, with no name, school or identifying detail.
At this stage we are asking for the minimum: enough to understand the course and a way to reply. Credentials, if they are ever needed, come later in the engagement and are deleted once it ends. Our privacy policy sets out exactly what is stored and for how long, and our academic integrity position sets out what we will and will not take on.
Not ready to fill anything in?
Ask a question first. The same people answer, whichever route you use — and you are welcome to stay anonymous until you decide.
If you came here to pay someone to take my class
Send the syllabus if you have it. It answers most of the questions we would otherwise have to ask, and it is the difference between a quote in one reply and a quote in three.
The questions that stop people asking
Do I have to pay anything to get a price?
No. Asking costs nothing and commits you to nothing. On most first engagements the opening task is completed before any upfront payment is due, so you judge the work on evidence rather than on a promise.
What if part of my course is a proctored exam?
Say so in the form and we will assess it before quoting, free of charge. It depends entirely on how the exam is monitored: a time limit with no observation is routine, a lockdown browser is often workable, automated or recorded proctoring is judged case by case, live human proctoring is usually declined, and live proctoring combined with a room scan and an ID check is declined. You get a yes, a no, or a conditional yes before you pay anything. The full spectrum is set out on our proctored exam page.
What if you can't help with my course?
Then we tell you, and we tell you early — the subject may be outside what anyone here has genuinely studied, the deadline may be too close to do the work properly, or the grade being asked for may no longer be reachable. You hear that before you pay rather than after, and where we can we point you at something that would actually help.
Do you need my login details to give me a price?
No. A price comes from the syllabus, the assessment structure and what is outstanding — none of which needs access to your account. Course access is only discussed if you decide to go ahead, and any credentials shared then are deleted when the engagement ends.
Can I use this form to ask you to take my online class for me from the start?
Yes. Say so in the details box and include the course and the week you are in. Whole-course requests are quoted the same way as single assignments — a person reads it and comes back with one figure.
“Pay someone to do my class” — what this form actually asks for
Four fields, none of them financial. The service you need, the subject, your name and an email. Everything else on this form is optional, because the purpose of it is to let a person read your situation and answer it, not to qualify you for a sales call.