Dissertations · Theses · Reports
We write the whole thing.Chapter one to the reference list.
Send the title, the word count and the style guide. What comes back is the finished manuscript: researched against real published work, argued chapter by chapter, every figure captioned and every source cited in the style your department asked for.
- Real sources, real DOIs
- Written to your handbook
- Fourteen days of revisions
- Document
- 10 kinds
- Chapter plan
- Editable
- Cover page
- Your logo
- Figures
- Captioned
- Citation style
- 7 to choose
- Sources
- You set the floor
- Deadline
- One price, any date
Scope
What we write
Whole manuscripts, single chapters, or the part that is holding you up. The lengths below are what people usually ask for. You set the exact target on the brief.
Academic
Chapters on their own
Career
A CV has its own brief. Nothing on it is invented: every employer, date and qualification traces back to something you typed.
Process
Three steps, and the writing is off your desk
- 01
Send the brief
Title, word count, style guide, chapter plan. Attach the rubric, the reading list, your figures and the school logo for the cover page. Four minutes, and it can be saved half-finished.
Priced in credits before you send it. Nothing is charged until you do.
- 02
It gets researched and written
Published work is pulled from the scholarly databases, the document is planned against your handbook, then drafted, revised and laid out in Word. Chapters land in your account as they finish.
You watch the stage change while it happens. No waiting in the dark.
- 03
Read it and send it back
Mark what you want changed, attach the marked-up copy, and the document comes back corrected. Rounds are numbered and kept against the one document they belong to.
Corrections are free for fourteen days after handover.
The delivery
A Word file, finished
Not a draft to assemble yourself. The document arrives with everything a department expects in front of chapter one and everything it expects behind the conclusion, in the order your handbook puts them.
Sources that exist
Citations come from OpenAlex, Crossref and Europe PMC, and nothing may be cited that was not returned by one of them. Every entry in the reference list carries a DOI you can open.
Formatted to your handbook
APA 7, Harvard, MLA 9, Chicago 17, IEEE, Vancouver or OSCOLA, with the front matter, margins, page numbering and caption style your department set out.
Yours alone
A document is written for one brief and given to one account. Nothing is resold, and files are deleted twenty-one days after the final handover.
- Title page
- Your logo
- Declaration and abstract
- Included
- Table of contents
- Numbered
- List of figures and tables
- Captioned
- Chapters one to the end
- To your plan
- References
- Real DOIs
- Appendices
- Where asked
Credits
Buy credits, spend them on anything
One balance covers every kind of document. A proposal costs a little, a full thesis costs more, and nothing expires while your account is open. The larger the package, the cheaper the credit.
What a document actually costs
| Document | Length | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Research proposal | 2,500 | 550 |
| Literature review | 5,000 | 600 |
| Undergraduate dissertation | 10,000 | 750 |
| Master's thesis | 18,000 | 1,920 |
One price whatever your deadline. The exact figure is on the brief before you send it, and your balance after it is shown beside it.
Questions
Asked often, answered plainly
Who writes it?
An automated writing system built on large language models, running the research, the planning, the drafting and the layout. It is fast and it is thorough, and like any such system it can be confidently wrong, which is why you read it before you rely on it.
Where do the citations come from?
From live searches of public scholarly databases. The system may only cite work it was actually handed, so invented references are not possible. Check each one against the original anyway, as you would with any source.
How long does it take?
Minutes, not weeks. A proposal is quick; a full thesis takes longer because there is more of it. The progress on your document page is the real state of the work, not an estimate.
What if it is not what I asked for?
Send a correction round from the document page and say what is wrong. Anything that departs from the brief you gave us is put right at no cost in credits, for fourteen days after handover.
Can I have my money back?
No. Credits are not refundable and cannot be exchanged back into money, which is set out in full in the terms of service. Revisions are the remedy for a document that missed the brief.
Is this allowed where I study?
That is yours to check, and the rules differ between institutions, departments and individual assessments. Read them before you use any part of what we deliver, and read the law where you are as well.
Start here
The brief takes four minutes.
Create an account, price the document, send it when you are ready. Nothing is charged until you do.