EasyMark

EasyMark positions itself as a personal AI essay grader for English teachers. Instead of working through a stack of papers by hand, a teacher uploads essays in whatever format students submit them — PDFs, photos, or scans — and the platform returns graded output in roughly half a minute. The marketing claims teachers grade roughly 10x more essays in the same time, with a stated ceiling of up to 750 essays per month on paid tiers.

The distinguishing feature is customization of the grading standard itself. EasyMark lets instructors define their own rubrics and grading scales, so AI feedback tracks a teacher's actual expectations rather than a generic scoring model. Output includes a structured list of writing errors, per-essay improvement suggestions, and reasoning behind the assigned grade — useful when a student or parent asks why a paper received the mark it did.

Beyond grading, the site addresses practical classroom concerns: supported file types, education levels and essay types covered, supported languages, and how student writing is handled with respect to data security. A blog and about page provide supporting material. The product targets secondary and higher-education writing instruction, and it publishes a freemium entry point alongside paid tiers, plus a contact-for-pricing option for larger institutions.