EssayGrader is built for teachers who spend evenings marking essays. You choose a rubric, either your own or one from a library of more than 800, upload a class's essays in one go, and the AI reads each one against the rubric and drafts scores and comments for every criterion. You review and edit everything before it reaches students.
It connects to Google Classroom, Canvas and Schoology so assignments can be imported and grades synced back. Paid plans add AI-writing detection and plagiarism detection, and there are reports on grammar and on class performance. Many of the built-in rubrics follow US state standards, so Pakistani teachers will usually get better results by uploading their own rubric.
The free plan grades up to 100 essays a month at up to 1,000 words each. The pricing page lists Pro at $14.99 a month for 350 essays up to 3,500 words, and Premium at $34.99 a month for 800 essays up to 8,000 words, with savings on yearly billing. Schools can ask for a custom quote.
Treat the scores as a draft. AI-writing detection is never fully reliable, so do not penalise a student on that result alone.