The AI grader for Google Classroom teachers use to auto-grade essays against their rubric. ClassGrade Pilot drafts scores and feedback. You approve every grade before export. Full Google Classroom AI grading guide.
2,000+ teachers saving 8+ hrs on average, including educators in 15+ districts like NYC, LAUSD, and Chicago Public Schools.
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Every week, the same cycle: unreturned submissions, repetitive feedback, and a gradebook that never catches up.
It's 9 PM on Sunday. You still have 45 ungraded submissions waiting in Google Classroom before tomorrow.
Writing the exact same comment on Google Classroom submissions for the 50th time this week.
Students wait two weeks for feedback in Classroom while you lose your evenings clicking through submissions one by one.
See how ClassGrade Pilot compares to grading every submission by hand.
| Workflow | Manual grading | With ClassGrade Pilot |
|---|---|---|
| Time per class set | 9 hrs+ | 9 minutes |
| Import roster from Classroom | ||
| Rubric-aligned AI feedback | ||
| Teacher review before export | ||
| One-click gradebook export | ||
| Weekend gradebook backlog |
ClassGrade Pilot runs in a Chrome side panel on your assignment page. The AI drafts scores; you decide what reaches the gradebook.
Import roster & rubric
Class roster
30 students
From Google Classroom
Your rubric
Persuasive Essay
100 points · 4 criteria
AI scoring submissions
Personalized feedback per student
Review & approve
Nothing exports until you sign off
“Strong thesis; add evidence in ¶3.”
“Clear structure. Tighten conclusion.”
“Excellent counterargument.”
“Needs stronger closing paragraph.”
“Add more analysis in body paragraphs.”
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Built for educators who need speed without giving up professional judgment or student privacy.
You approve every grade
AI never posts grades to Google Classroom automatically. Review, edit, and approve each score and comment before anything reaches students.
FERPA/COPPA conscious
Student submission text is processed in memory only. We store scores and feedback, not raw Google Classroom submissions, and never train public models on your data.
Native to your workflow
Runs in a Chrome side panel on your assignment's Student work tab. Import the roster, grade against your rubric, and export approved scores back to the gradebook.
“I used to lose entire Sundays grading unreturned Classroom submissions. Now I get a first pass on the whole class before first period.”
“The feedback actually references what the student wrote instead of generic comments. That's what sold me.”
“Grading the same rubric the same way for 120 students used to be impossible by hand. This fixed that.”
Free forever with 30 student credits/month. Yearly Pro is $49.99 ($4.17/mo). Save 58% vs monthly.
Most teachers choose yearly and save 58%
$49.99/year · $4.17/mo · one payment
Free
$0
30 student credits/month · 2 rubrics
Pro
Best value$4.17/mo · Save $69.89 (58%)
$119.88/year billed monthly
One payment for the full grading season · cancel anytime
Start your 9-minute grading workflow. AI drafts feedback. You approve every grade before export.
No credit card · 30 student credits/month free · 2 rubrics · Works with Google Classroom
Integration guide
Step-by-step instructions for auto-grading with your rubric, Classroom's built-in limits, Gemini comparison, assignment types, troubleshooting, and answers to common teacher questions.
Everything teachers ask before trusting an AI grader with their Classroom workflow.
Not for essays or rubric-based written work on its own. Google Classroom can auto-score objective quiz questions in Forms and, on some paid plans, Gemini can draft feedback comments, but it does not assign rubric-aligned scores for a full class set of essays. ClassGrade Pilot is a dedicated AI grader that imports Google Classroom submissions, scores each against your rubric, and drafts feedback for you to review before export.