Teachers claim they're grading essays 80% faster with CoGrader. You generate feedback and assign scores based on rubrics—either build your own or pull from a shared library. More than 50,000 teachers at over 1,000 schools are using it. Feedback loops that used to take weeks now take a couple days.
Integrations matter here. Google Classroom works right out of the box. Canvas and Schoology? You'll need higher-tier plans. That's annoying if you're already paying for a Standard subscription but your district runs on Canvas. Enterprise customers get API access—helpful for connecting custom learning management systems.
You can upload handwritten assignments. CoGrader handles state assessment rubrics (useful for test prep). Grammar checking runs alongside grading. A class performance dashboard shows where students are struggling. You can adjust lesson plans accordingly. Schools and districts get bulk user management and institution-wide analytics.
The free Starter plan gives you 100 student submissions monthly. Standard costs $15/month when billed annually—bumps that to 350 submissions. Schools and districts pay custom pricing for unlimited submissions and plagiarism detection. Higher ed and enterprise tiers also run on custom quotes.
CoGrader meets FERPA, COPPA, and SOPIPA requirements. It's SOC II compliant. Student work gets de-identified before any AI model sees it. Those models can't train on the data. High school English teachers drowning in essay piles will find the rubric-based grading useful. Middle school teachers prepping students for state tests can lean on those assessment rubrics.
