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Universities & institutions

We have no partner universities. No service like ours does.

Sites in this category publish grids of university crests under headings like “trusted by students at”. The crests belong to institutions that have no relationship with the service, have not consented, and would object if asked. We are not going to do that, so this page says what is actually true instead: no university partners with us, none endorses us, and none ever will.

What is below is the useful version of this page: the conduct rules we hold ourselves to around campuses, what an integrity office can and cannot get from us, and where we think institutions and a service like ours have a genuinely shared interest — which is narrower than we would like, but not zero.

How we conduct ourselves around institutions.

Standing rules, published so that a member of staff who finds this page knows exactly what to expect from us.

No campus marketing

No flyers, no stalls, no accommodation drops, no sponsorship of societies, and no advertising through students’ union channels. Not in any market, including ones where competitors do it openly.

No use of institutional marks

No university names, crests or logos anywhere on this site, in any advertising, or in any "trusted by" grid. If you find one, it is an error and it will be removed the same day.

No approach to staff

We do not recruit teaching staff from institutions we have clients at, do not cold-approach academics, and do not ask any specialist to use materials belonging to their employer.

No contact with your institution

We will not write to you about a student, confirm or deny that someone is a client, or supply information to a panel. The confidentiality runs in both directions.

We refuse examinations outright

Invigilated, proctored or remote assessments, and anything requiring a student’s institutional login, are declined at intake with nothing charged. No manager can approve an exception.

We publish, rather than obscure, the rules

Our plagiarism policy tells students plainly that most institutional policies prohibit submitting our work as their own, and points them at their own regulations rather than reassuring them.

If you work in an integrity office.

You are likely here because of a case. Read this before writing to us, so the reply is not a surprise.

We will not confirm whether a named person is or has been a client. The reply is a refusal that does not confirm or deny a record exists.
We will not supply briefs, drafts, correspondence or payment records on the strength of an institutional request, however formally worded.
We will not provide a statement for a misconduct panel, for either side.
We will comply with a valid court order or equivalent binding instrument from a body with jurisdiction over us, after review by counsel, disclosing the minimum compelled.
We will answer questions about our own policies, processes and published figures, in writing, attributably.
We will act on evidence of our own misconduct — marketing that breaches the rules above, a specialist behaving improperly, a false claim on this site.

What we will act on, quickly.

Our own conduct is a different matter from a student’s, and we would rather hear about it from you than not.

Marketing on your campusif you find anything of ours on a campus, in accommodation or in a union channel, send it to us. It should not exist, and we will trace how it happened.
Misuse of your institution’s marksincluding by an affiliate or creator in our programme. Their arrangement ends and the material comes down.
A specialist behaving improperlycontacting a student directly, retaining files, or using institutional materials they should not have. Their arrangement ends immediately.
A false or misleading claim on this sitea figure without a method, a guarantee we cannot support, a statement about institutional practice that is wrong. Corrections are published rather than quietly edited.
Someone impersonating ussites cloning our pages or trading on the name — tell us and we will pursue it, which also protects your students.
Who answers

The managing editor answers these personally, within one working day, and does not route them to a support queue. The address is on the legal hub.

Where the interests actually overlap.

Not a pitch for a partnership — we are not asking for one and would not expect one. Just the places where what we do is not in tension with what an institution wants.

Overlap 01

Nobody benefits from a student being sanctioned

A misconduct finding is bad for the student, expensive for the institution and useless to us. It is why our plagiarism policy refuses to bless submission and why managers ask what a student is being assessed on.

Overlap 02

Exam integrity is not contested ground

Examinations and credential-sharing are refused outright here, without discretion. On that specific question we are on the same side of the line as any integrity office.

Overlap 03

Free study resources reduce demand for us

Structure guides, citation references and planners are free, ungated, and written to be used instead of ordering. Every student who uses one and does not order is the outcome both of us prefer.

Overlap 04

Evasion tools are the real problem

Humanising services and detector-score optimisation exist to defeat assessment. We refuse to build or sell them, and we say so publicly, which is worth more from inside the category than outside it.

We are aware that some readers will find even this framing objectionable — that a service in our position claiming any common ground with institutions is presumptuous. That is a reasonable view. The refusal list and the declined case study are the parts of the site we would rather be judged on than this section.

A page of crests would have been easier to write.

It also would have been false, and it would have used other institutions’ marks without their consent. If you find a university logo anywhere on this site, it is an error — tell the managing editor and it comes down the same day.