The four levels, defined.
Every request we have taken since 1996 fits one of these four shapes:
- ✓Level one, coaching: a subject specialist teaches you the material and reviews your drafts; you still do the work
- ✓Level two, the weekly layer: discussions, replies and quizzes handled for you while you keep the papers
- ✓Level three, the assignment lane: papers and projects written to rubric while you keep the weekly rhythm
- ✓Level four, full takeover: the whole course handled end to end, first module to final
Diagnosing your level in three questions.
First: is the problem the material or the clock? If you understand the content and simply have no hours, levels two through four apply; coaching would just cost you more time you do not have. If the content itself is the wall, start at level one or jump to four.
Second: what part of the week do you dread? Students who dread Sunday nights need level two. Students who dread the big deadlines need level three. Students who flinch at the login screen itself need level four, and there is no shame anywhere on that list.
Third: what happens if nothing changes? If the honest answer is a failed course, price the levels against the cost of retaking it, tuition, time and morale included. That comparison is the one that actually decides.
The cost ladder, without the fog.
Coaching is the cheapest per hour and the most expensive in your hours, because you still produce everything. The weekly layer runs on a subscription that costs a fraction of full support. The assignment lane prices per piece. Full takeover carries the largest number and the lowest cost per deliverable, which is why students doing the math often land there. The market ranges behind all four sit in the pricing guide.
When you request a quote, say what you think you need and we will price the level below it too if it plausibly covers you. Selling you down a level costs us money and earns us the review, a trade we take every time.
Levels are a dial, not a contract.
Terms shift, jobs flare, kids get sick. Students start at level two and escalate when a term turns ugly, or start at four and step down once the panic passes. The specialist stays the same through the change, the deadline map survives, and moving the dial takes one message instead of a renegotiation.
How it works.
Describe the week
Tell us what your course load actually feels like: the subjects, the deadlines, the part you dread. Two minutes.
See levels priced
The reply names the level that fits, the price, and the cheaper alternative when one honestly exists.
Start where you are
Matched within 24 hours at the level you chose, with the freedom to move the dial all term.
Questions students actually ask.
Which level of help do most students choose?
Full takeover is the most requested, which surprises people until they do the per-deliverable math. The weekly layer is the fastest growing, because discussions and quizzes are the load-bearing annoyance of online formats. Coaching suits students with time and a single hard subject. The honest answer is that the level should follow your calendar, not our sales preferences.
Can I use different levels for different courses?
Yes, and heavy terms are usually built exactly that way: full support on the course that scares you, the weekly layer on the manageable one, and nothing at all on the elective you enjoy. One point of contact coordinates the mix so you are not managing three arrangements, and each course is priced only for the level it actually gets.
Is tutoring really the cheaper option?
Per hour, yes. In total, it depends on you. Coaching pays off when you have study hours available and the material is learnable with guidance. It disappoints when the real constraint is time, because after the session you still owe the course every deliverable. We will tell you which case you are in before you pay for either.
Can I change levels in the middle of a term?
Any week, in either direction. Escalations take effect as soon as the specialist absorbs the additional scope, usually within a day. Step-downs take effect at the next module so nothing in flight gets dropped. The deadline map, the specialist and the thread all carry over, so the switch costs no momentum.
How does pricing work across the levels?
Coaching bills by session, the weekly layer by week, assignments by piece, and full takeover by course. Every quote is written after a human reads your situation, arrives free within about two hours, and names the number before anything starts. If two levels both fit, the quote shows both and lets you pick.
