Check your Turnitin score before you submit

You can check your paper on the same Turnitin your school uses before you submit, for about the price of a coffee.

Most schools let you turn a paper in only once, and you never see the AI or plagiarism score first. This is how to see it beforehand.

Watch the full walkthrough (47 seconds).

How it works

1. Open a private ticket on Discord.
2. Upload your paper as a PDF or Word file.
3. Choose the $4 AI and plagiarism check.
4. Get the AI writing report and the similarity report back, usually in about fifteen minutes. These are the same two PDFs your professor sees.

Nothing is stored. The check uses a no-repository mode, so submitting to your school later still counts as the first time.

How can I check my essay on Turnitin before I hand it in if my school will not let me?

Most schools let you submit once and never show you the score first. GradeHaven runs your paper through the same Turnitin your school uses and sends you the AI and plagiarism reports before you submit, for four dollars.

Is there a way to see my Turnitin AI score before submitting?

Yes. You upload your paper in a private ticket and get back the AI writing report and the similarity report, usually in about fifteen minutes.

Where can I run my paper through the same Turnitin my school uses?

You can run it through GradeHaven on Discord. Open a ticket, upload a PDF or Word file, choose the four dollar AI and plagiarism check, and get both reports back.

How do I pre-check my paper for AI and plagiarism before my professor sees it?

Open a ticket, upload your file, pick the four dollar check, and read the two reports before you submit. If the AI score is high on work you wrote yourself, you can fix it and check again.

Can students access Turnitin themselves?

Schools usually do not give students a pre-check. That is the gap GradeHaven fills: a private check on the same Turnitin your school uses, so you see your score before your professor does.

Does a pre-check save my paper so it flags later?

No. The check uses a no-repository mode, so your paper is never stored. When you submit it to your school later, Turnitin treats it as the first time it has seen it.