Your tutor offered a bid to deliver your answer by a set time. Even if they aren’t immediately responsive, they are still working on your question. In the rare event that your tutor does not meet that deadline, StudyGate will make it right. In the meantime, you can message them through the ongoing tasks page or in your messages. As a reminder, all answers are governed by the StudyGate refund policy.
StudyGate offers three services:
To sign up on StudyGate, visit StudyGate.com and click “Register.”
Log in to your StudyGate account. On the dashboard, you will see three options in the middle of your screen. Click “Get Answers Now” and follow the instructions to post your question.
StudyGate boosts feature your question post so tutors would always see it first, even after other students post for help. This saves you money since more tutors are likely to offer help. StudyGate will refund boosts to your account wallet if you don’t receive an offer on the post.
Don’t want to pay for boosts? Copy the referral link at the bottom of your dashboard to share StudyGate with your friends and get 3 free boosts when they make a purchase. You can also track any earned or refunded boosts from your StudyGate wallet.
Not ready to share? You can boost now by posting a question.
Log in to StudyGate. Click “Start Learning Now” on the dashboard, and follow the instructions. Be sure to choose the day and time you would like to meet with your tutor and click “Submit.”
You can find our complete academic honesty policy here.
StudyGate tutors may not:
It is acceptable to complete an assignment for a student if the task meets at least one of the following conditions:
When you post a question, you include a budget that tells tutors what you can afford to pay. The tutors see this budget and let you know they’re interested by placing a bid in this range and offering to complete within a specific amount of time. Then, you confirm the bid of the tutor you want to work with and pay the amount they have bid for.
Make sure you have entered payment information in your student profile. After you confirm a bid on Homework Help, StudyGate holds your payment until the task is complete. The tutor is paid only after you approve their answer. With Live Tutoring, StudyGate keeps track of how long your tutoring session is and pays the tutor according to their hourly tutoring rate.
You can deposit funds into your StudyGate wallet to be used for future tutoring sessions and questions. When you accept a bid, the money is held in your wallet until the question is confirmed. This way, you can select the wallet as an easy option to control exactly how much you intend to pay for each service.
If you do not see bids on your question, review your question to ensure that the expectation is clear and easy to understand. It is also a good idea to look through our list of tutors and select a few that you would like to work with. Then, visit their profiles and click “Send Message.” Let them know exactly what you need, and they will respond with bids.
First, you log in and post a question about what you need. If it’s answers you need, choose Get Quick Answers. If you want to meet with a tutor, choose Online Tutoring. After you post, wait for tutor bids to arrive and choose the one you want. For Get Quick Answers, simply wait for the tutor to submit their answer and either Approve or Dispute it. For Online Tutoring, you only need to click “Start Live Session” when you and your tutor are ready to meet.
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You can always deactivate your account until you’re ready to return by sending a request to [email protected]. If you decide that you want to close your account permanently, you may request that as well.
At this time, users are unable to change the email address linked to their accounts since this verifies the account.
To cancel a question, click on your question and select the “X” icon to delete. To edit a question, click the pen icon to add any details.
If you block a tutor, they will no longer be able to see questions you post. However, you will still be able to message them.