Frequently asked questions are below. If none of these questions address your problem, please contact us.

What is HomeworkForYou?

HomeworkForYou is a marketplace where students post assignments and tutors submit bids. See the How It Works page for the steps.

How does bidding work?

Post your assignment with a budget and deadline. Tutors submit bids, and you choose a tutor. You can review profiles and feedback and exchange messages before choosing. Bids must be at least your posted budget.

How much does HomeworkForYou cost?

Posting an assignment is free. The minimum project budget and bid are $15. The payment page shows the amount to pay before you confirm payment.

When do I pay and release funds?

Pay into escrow when you choose a tutor. Payment funds the project and assigns it to that tutor. Review the work before releasing funds. Completing the project releases the funds to the tutor's HomeworkForYou balance, less the site's 25% share.

Which payment methods can I use?

You can pay by card through Stripe or use PayPal on the payment page.

How do I choose a tutor?

You can compare bids, view tutor profiles and feedback, and ask questions through project messages.

I'm not happy with the homework that was done for me. What can I do?

It is highly recommended that you attempt to resolve the dispute with the person directly. If that cannot be done, you can contact us to file a dispute claim. We will investigate it and take appropriate action.

Can people use this service to plagiarize?

Like most websites that make it easier to do something, HomeworkForYou can be used both responsibly and irresponsibly. For many students with no alternatives to get a homework assignment done, the assistance of a real person is a valuable resource that can dramatically assist the student's ability to learn. Often, by seeing the details of how a solution to a problem is constructed, a student is able to learn the material that would otherwise not be possible to master. By this path, HomeworkForYou can clearly be used as a utility that benefits all parties involved in an ethical, healthy manner.

There may be students that choose to use completed homework and submit it pretending to be their own. This is plagiarism and is neither supported nor condoned by us. We ask that students use this service responsibly for the benefit of all parties involved by not plagiarizing.

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