Essay Grader AI

Essay Grader AI is an AI checker tool. Essay Grader AI reviews student essays against standard or custom rubrics, returns detailed error and feedback reports, and adds an AI detector, summarizer and bulk upload, with a free tier and paid plans from $7.99 per month.

Essay Grader AI is a grading assistant aimed at school teachers who want to cut down the hours spent marking written work. A teacher uploads an essay, the model reviews it against a rubric, and a report comes back with feedback on the writing along with a breakdown of errors. The site frames grading as the core job, with essay feedback, error identification and rubric-based scoring handled in one pass. Grading runs between 15 and 70 seconds depending on essay length, and the tool processes multilingual text including Spanish, French, Chinese and Russian. In practice, a class of essays can be loaded in bulk rather than one file at a time, and a Class Organizer lets a teacher set up separate classes to keep the workload sorted. Rubrics are configurable: the standard one is available, or a teacher can build a custom rubric so scores follow the criteria they already use. Error reports cover grammar, punctuation, spelling, coherence, clarity and style, and each flagged issue comes with a suggested correction. Two adjacent features support the grading workflow: a summarizer that condenses a text into its essential details and distinctive phrasing, and an AI detector that flags likely machine-written submissions. The product sits inside CleverSchool.ai, a broader bundle of school tools, so the same account also reaches generators for multiple choice questions, true/false quizzes, slide outlines, lesson plans and lesson summaries. That places it closer to a teaching utility suite than to a standalone essay checker, and it distinguishes it from general writing assistants that score text without classroom organization around it. The site describes the tool as an efficiency aid rather than a replacement for teacher judgment, and it recommends manual review of results before finalizing grades. No student names or confidential details are collected, and essays can be deleted at any time. The free tier suits a teacher testing the workflow on a small batch, while the paid tiers scale the essay count, word limit, detector uses and generator uses. Teachers who mark large volumes of long essays will need a paid plan because word limits are tied to each tier.