Rubric match
Compare the draft to assignment criteria when a rubric is available.
Readiness signal, not a grade promise
Essay Grader
See how ready your draft looks before you submit it. Yessay gives a score signal and explains the issues most likely to affect the final revision.
Readiness score preview
No guaranteed grades
Revision-first feedback
Yessay report
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Actionable fixes unlock after payment, so you can preview the signal before deciding.
Core essay review tool
What Yessay checks
The readiness score is paired with category signals, so you can see which weakness is pulling the draft down.
Score breakdown
Review separate signals for prompt match, evidence, organization, citations, and clarity.
Risk areas
Spot the parts of the essay that need attention before you turn it in.
How it helps
Use the score to focus revision, not predict a grade
Students often search for an essay grader because they want to know whether a draft is ready. The honest answer is that no tool can know exactly how a teacher will grade.
Yessay treats the score as a readiness signal. It helps you notice likely weaknesses and decide where to spend your revision time.
Example score feedback
Draft issue: evidence is present, but not connected to the rubric.
Your evidence section is stronger than your prompt match. The next revision should quote the assignment language directly and make sure each body paragraph answers one required criterion.
Common mistakes
The issues students usually miss alone.
Treating an estimate as a final grade
A readiness score is a guide for revision, not a promise about the instructor's judgment.
Ignoring the lowest category
The weakest score signal often points to the fastest meaningful improvement.
Submitting after grammar fixes only
A paper can be grammatically clean but still weak against the prompt.
FAQ
Questions before checking your draft
Short answers to help you decide whether this check fits your draft.
Is this an automatic essay grader?+
It provides a readiness score and feedback, but it does not guarantee or replace a teacher's grade.
Can it grade with a rubric?+
It can compare your draft to the rubric language you provide and flag likely gaps.
What does the score mean?+
The score summarizes possible readiness based on structure, prompt match, evidence, citations, and clarity.
Should I submit only because the score is high?+
No. Use the report to review the final checklist and your professor's instructions before submitting.
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