Thesis Support

Thesis Proofreading Service & Editing for Students Worldwide

Proofreading, editing, structure feedback and referencing checks to help you polish your own work.

Work with qualified human specialists at the right academic level, while your ideas and research stay at the centre.

From £10 per 1,000 wordsHuman, AI-free workFree sample edit
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✓Human, AI-free work
✍Free sample edit
Human expertsEvery edit and comment comes from a qualified person, not AI.
Statistics checkFor quantitative projects: SPSS, R, Stata or Excel, £50 per project.
Standard turnaround5 working days, with 48-hour and 24-hour options.
Free sampleSend us 500 words and get a free sample edit before you order.
How we help

Support for every chapter of your thesis

A thesis is a long, multi-chapter piece of research, and consistency across chapters matters as much as each chapter on its own. We help you improve each chapter of your own work, so you stay the author through every revision.

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01
Introduction

Set out your research question clearly

Feedback on how your research question, aims and contribution are framed, so examiners can see the direction of the thesis from the first chapter.

Editing & structure feedbackClarity, flow, argument structure and tracked-change comments.
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Literature review

Organise your sources and evidence

Guidance on structuring a long literature review, showing the gap your research fills and keeping source use consistent across chapters.

Research guidanceGuidance on research organisation, source use and research questions.
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Methodology and analysis

Make your approach easy to follow

Checks that your methodology chapter justifies your choices and matches your results chapters, with technical subjects reviewed by specialists.

Statistics checkFor quantitative projects, add a check of your own data and analysis (SPSS, R, Stata, Excel) for £50 per project. Qualitative projects are charged at standard rates.
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Discussion and references

Finish with a strong argument

Feedback on how your conclusion answers the research question and states your contribution, plus a referencing check in Harvard, APA, OSCOLA, MHRA and more, with citations and bibliography checked.

Draft review reportA written assessment of your draft with prioritised improvements.
Who it’s for

Support that fits your level of study

Whether it is a Master’s thesis, an MPhil or a doctoral thesis, you get support at the right academic level.

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Undergraduate

Honours and undergraduate theses: get help with planning chapters, keeping to the word count and referencing your sources.

  • Planning and outline guidance
  • Structure and clarity feedback
  • Referencing checks
  • Proofreading
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Graduate and Master’s level

Master’s theses: sharpen your argument, critical analysis and use of sources as the expectations of your programme rise.

  • Editing and structure feedback
  • Draft review reports
  • Advanced referencing
  • One-to-one tutoring
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MPhil and PhD research

MPhil and PhD theses: keep structure, terminology and referencing consistent across many chapters, with detailed feedback and specialist review for technical subjects.

  • Detailed structure feedback
  • Tracked-change editing
  • Consistency and referencing checks
  • Specialist reviewers for technical subjects
  • Statistics check for quantitative projects
How it works

From first draft to final version

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Reviewed by qualified humans, not AI
1

Share your draft

Send your thesis draft or chapters, plus your university’s thesis regulations, your supervisor’s comments and your referencing style.

2

Choose your support

Editing and structure feedback, a draft review report, proofreading or a referencing check.

3

Specialist review

A qualified human specialist at the right level reviews your work. We do not use generative AI tools on it.

4

Feedback and edits

Receive tracked-change comments, corrections and prioritised improvements you can act on.

5

You finish

Apply the feedback in your own words. On request, we explain every change free of charge.

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Your request

What you send & what you receive

The more we know about your work, the more accurate our feedback and guidance will be.

What to send us

Your draft chapters and notesYour department’s thesis guidelines, if you have themRequired referencing styleWord count limitFeedback from your supervisorYour deadline

What comes back

  1. Tracked-change comments and edits
  2. Feedback on structure and argument
  3. Referencing corrections and guidance
  4. Proofreading corrections
  5. Prioritised improvements in a written report
  6. An explanation of every change, on request

You stay the author of your work at all times.

We do not write theses for submission, use generative AI tools on your work, or put your documents into public AI tools.

Pricing

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Prices are in GBP and include VAT where applicable. Each price shows Undergraduate / Graduate or Master’s / MPhil or PhD.

Popular services

Standard turnaround (5 working days)
Referencing check£5 / £10 / £15 per 1,000 words
Proofreading£10 / £15 / £20 per 1,000 words
Draft review report£15 / £20 / £25 per 1,000 words
Editing & structure feedback£20 / £25 / £30 per 1,000 words
One-to-one tutoring£35 / £40 / £50 per hour
Statistics check (quantitative)£50 per project
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Qualitative projects are charged at standard rates. Technical subjects add £5 per 1,000 words. Minimum order £20.

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Questions & answers

Thesis FAQs

Can you write my thesis for me? +

No. We support students to improve their own work, so we do not write theses for submission, and we decline any order that asks us to.

Can you work on a single thesis chapter? +

Yes. You can send one chapter, several chapters or the whole thesis. Many students send chapters in stages so feedback arrives while they are still writing; tell us your plan when you ask for a quote.

Can you keep my thesis consistent across chapters? +

Yes. Our consistency checks cover terminology, spelling variants, headings, abbreviations and referencing across all the chapters you send us.

Is it allowed to have a PhD thesis proofread? +

Many universities allow proofreading of your own work, but some limit what a proofreader may change, and doctoral regulations often have specific wording. Check your university’s rules and tell us about any limits before we start. Our guide explains how to check your university’s policy.

How long does thesis proofreading take? +

Standard turnaround is 5 working days, with 48-hour and 24-hour options. Longer theses may need more time, so send your word count and deadline for a quote.

Can you check the statistics in my thesis? +

For quantitative theses you can add a statistics check of your own data and analysis (SPSS, R, Stata, Excel) for £50 per project. Qualitative projects are charged at standard rates.

Do you offer one-to-one help? +

Yes. One-to-one tutoring is charged by the hour, from £35 at undergraduate level to £50 at MPhil/PhD level. You use the time to talk through your own research and our feedback.

Can I try a sample first? +

Yes. Send us 500 words of your thesis and we will return a free sample edit before you order.

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Get in touch

Ready to polish your thesis?

Send us your draft, requirements and deadline. We’ll confirm the support, price and timeframe before work begins.

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Thesis consistency checklist before you submit

  • Is the same term used for each key concept in every chapter, and is each abbreviation defined once?
  • Does the abstract match what the conclusion now says, not an earlier draft?
  • Do the aims in the introduction map to the results chapters and the conclusion?
  • Are spelling variants (UK or US) and number formats the same throughout?
  • Do chapter headings, figure and table numbers and the contents page agree?
  • Does every citation match an entry in the reference list, in the style your university requires?

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