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Terms Privacy Policy Last updated September 27, 2026
These Terms of Service (“Terms”) govern your access to and use of Rewritn (the “Service”), a marketplace where a student buys a paid essay review (and, if they want one, an hour on a call) from a current college student we screen and call a reader. Rewritn sets the prices, takes the payment, holds it until the work is delivered, and pays the reader. By creating an account or using the Service, you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree, do not use the Service.
You must be at least 13 years old to use the Service. We do not verify anyone’s age or identity beyond what is described here. By creating an account, you are confirming that you meet this age requirement.
No parent or guardian consent is required, whether you are under 18 or an adult, to create an account, write and revise your own drafts, browse readers, buy a review, or send a draft to a reader. The box you tick at registration is your own agreement to these Terms and to the Privacy Policy, and nothing from a parent or guardian has to happen before you can use any part of the Service.
A parent or guardian may still link to your account, if you or they want to. That link is optional, it is never a condition of buying or sending anything, and it works the way “Your account” below describes: pending until you approve it, and endable by either side at any time.
You can create a student, parent or essay reader account yourself. Account creation requires confirming your email address via a link we send you. You are responsible for keeping your password confidential and for all activity under your account. Notify us promptly of any unauthorized use. Provide accurate, current information and keep it up to date.
Consultant accounts are closed. Rewritn no longer offers one: the signup form, the account picker and the role RPC all refuse it. Consultants who already have an account keep it, keep their students’ records, and can still bring a student in on a one-time invitation link, so if you were invited here by a consultant, that is what happened, and the paragraphs below about consultants apply to you.
Parent accounts. A parent or guardian account is linked to a student only after the student approves the link, including when the student was the one who sent the invitation, because an address can be mistyped and the student is the only person who can tell. A linked parent can see the student’s orders, is emailed when a payment or refund happens, and can release a payment to a reader. Whether they can see the student’s workspace and drafts is a separate switch the student controls: it is off for the private space a student drafts in on their own, and on for a workspace a consultant set up, which the student can turn off. Either party can end the link at any time.
A reader is a current college student who has given us a school email address on a .edu domain, written a sample piece of feedback, agreed to the reader terms, and been approved by a person at Rewritn. Nobody can be bought from until that approval lands. We do not run background checks or verify identity documents, and an approval is not a statement about anyone’s character.
A reader sees your draft, not your life. Buying a review opens a working space between you and that one reader. They can read the copy of the draft you sent, the comments and revisions on it, the rubric they fill in, and your messages. They cannot see your files, your school list, your activities, your awards, your test records, your calls, or your notes. Your date of birth, grade, graduation year, school and contact details are stripped from their copy by the database before it is written, so a reader cannot tell whether you are a minor. Your name is withheld from them until the order is paid.
How that access ends. If the order is refunded, or a payment is reversed, the reader’s access to that draft is revoked immediately and does not come back. The same happens the moment we suspend a reader. Otherwise a reader keeps access to a draft you sent them for as long as your account exists; there is no expiry, and deleting your own copy does not delete theirs, because their copy is the record of the work you paid them for. Closing your account is what removes it.
Rewritn is not the reader. We screen, we set the price, we hold the money and we handle the payment; the judgment in a review is theirs. Nothing anyone says here is a guarantee of admission anywhere.
Rewritn sets the price and is the merchant of record. Readers do not price their own work, and the server charges the amount on the row rather than the amount the page was holding. Your card details go to Stripe and never reach Rewritn’s servers.
Your money is held, not forwarded. When you pay, we hold the payment. It is released to the reader 72 hours after the work is delivered, or immediately when you, or a guardian linked to your account, accept the order. Before delivery the money has not gone anywhere.
Refunds. A refund is always the full amount; we do not issue partial ones. Two are ours to issue without you asking for them: if you send a draft and no review comes back, we refund the order after 7 days, and if you pay for a review and never send a draft, we refund it after 30 days. There is no button in the product that requests a refund: email us and a person handles it. Once the money has been released to the reader it cannot be refunded; a payment dispute is the only route left, and it works by reversing the transfer.
If you are a reader. You are paid your share of each order after the hold above, by transfer into the Stripe account you connect. Your first release is held for 7 days. Money that has reached your Stripe balance is paid out to your bank on your own Stripe schedule, which is not something Rewritn sets in motion for you. You are an independent contractor, not an employee, and your taxes are yours.
Suspension. If we suspend a reader, they stop appearing in the directory, cannot be bought from, cannot deliver, and lose access to every draft sent to them. Orders already in flight are not cancelled by that suspension; an order left undelivered is refunded on the 7-day clock above. Money already released stays released.
The Service uses artificial intelligence: it can score a draft against a fixed rubric, write suggestions and line comments on it, and, on calls that are recorded, transcribe and summarize them. Students do not get the grader. It is a tool for the reader you buy a review from, on the draft you sent them, and our servers refuse to run it for anyone else, not a button we hide. If a reader uses it, what it produced is stored alongside that copy of your draft, so you and a guardian with workspace access may be able to read it.
AI output can be wrong, incomplete, or inconsistent and is provided for guidance only. It is not a review by a person and it is not what you buy when you buy a review: that is a person reading your draft and grading it against a rubric by hand. It is not a guarantee of any admissions outcome. Apply your own judgment, and never submit AI-generated text as your own where a program prohibits it.
You agree not to: (a) access data that isn’t yours or attempt to defeat the Service’s access controls; (b) upload unlawful, infringing, or harmful content; (c) impersonate another person; (d) disrupt or overload the Service; or (e) use the Service to violate any applicable law or a school’s academic-integrity policy.
You retain ownership of the content you submit. You grant Rewritn a limited license to store, process, and display that content solely to operate the Service for you and for the people you have given access to (the reader you bought a review from, a guardian you have linked, a consultant if you have one), including sending it to the AI and infrastructure providers named in our Privacy Policy to generate the features you use.
We do not sell your work, we do not train models on it, and we do not publish it. The sample review on the home page is an example. The first draft in it is a real application essay, not an invented one.
You can connect a Google account so the Service can work with your calendar. We ask for one Google permission, calendar.events, which lets us read the commitments already on your calendar so a booking avoids a clash, add the sessions you book, and remove a payment reminder once it is paid. We do not ask for Gmail and we do not ask for Drive. Your use of Google’s services is also subject to Google’s terms, and you can disconnect at any time from your settings.
You may stop using the Service at any time, and a student can delete their account from their own settings. We will not let you delete it while an order of yours has money in flight; finish or cancel the order first, so that a payment cannot be stranded between two parties who no longer both exist.
Deleting a student account removes the account, the workspaces, the drafts, the files and the messages. Three things outlive it, and they are named here rather than in a retention table because they are the ones people are surprised by: an order record with your name replaced by “Student”, the rubric a reader filled in on work they were paid for, and, where a payment was made, the figures a tax form is built from. We may suspend or terminate access that violates these Terms or that we reasonably believe creates risk. On termination we handle your data as described in the Privacy Policy.
The Service is provided “as is” without warranties of any kind. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Rewritn is not liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages, or for admissions decisions. Nothing here limits liability that cannot be limited by law.
We may update these Terms; material changes will be posted here with a new date, and continued use means you accept them. Questions, or a refund a person needs to look at? See our Privacy Policy or email us at support@rewritn.ai.