Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers about how Writeorium works.
Frequently Asked Questions
General
Do I need a subscription?
No.
Writeorium does not require subscriptions.
You purchase credits only when you need them.What types of writing are supported?
Writeorium works well with:
- Essays
- Compare and contrast pieces
- Explanatory writing
- Short plays
- Narrative texts
Short to medium-length submissions work best.
Does Writeorium assign grades?
No. Writeorium does not grade student work.
The feedback focuses on clarity, structure, and writing quality — not evaluation.
Does Writeorium rewrite my child’s text?
No. Writeorium provides structured feedback only.
It does not rewrite, correct, or generate new versions of the text.
The goal is to help students think, revise, and improve independently.
Using Writeorium
Is my child’s writing stored or shared?
Texts are used only to generate feedback.
They are not published or shared.
What is the professional editor critique?
This is an optional, paid service.
A professional editor provides a written critique by email.
No rewriting or changes are made to the text.
What counts as one critique?
One critique equals one submitted text.
If a revised version is submitted later, that counts as a separate critique.
Billing
Do you offer refunds?
No.
Credits are non-refundable. Once purchased, they are immediately available for use and cannot be taken back.
However, you can try Writeorium with a free critique before purchasing any credits. No credit card required.
If there is a technical or payment error, we’re happy to review it.
Is my payment information stored?
No.
Writeorium does not store or have access to your financial information.
All payments are securely processed by Stripe.
What payment methods do you accept?
Payments are processed securely through Stripe.
You can pay using major credit cards and digital wallets, including:
- Visa
- Mastercard
- American Express
- Google Pay
- Apple Pay
- Amazon Pay
- and other Stripe-supported methods, depending on your location.
How do credits work?
Credits are used to request critiques.
One credit equals one submitted text.
If you submit a revised version later, that counts as a separate credit.
Credits do not expire.