Do my programming homework. Price first, then code.
Upload your files and see your predicted budget in under a minute. No email needed.A senior engineer confirms one fixed price. It never goes above the top of your budget.
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FreeReal orders. Real prices.
What students saw, what they paid, and when they got it back. All 22 orders we publish were charged inside the price range we showed.
Ranges shown by our earlier price calculator. The AI estimate launched in October 2026.
From upload to predicted budget in under a minute.
The AI does one job: it predicts your price. A senior engineer reviews your files and sets the final number.
- 01Step 1 of 4
Upload your files
Prompt, rubric, starter code, or a screenshot of the task. PDF, DOCX, ZIP, code or images, in any mix.
- 02Step 2 of 4
The AI asks what’s missing
It confirms your due date, then asks up to 3 questions your files don’t answer. Each one has an “I don’t know” option.
- 03Step 3 of 4
See your predicted budget
A price range appears right away. No email, no sign-up.
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A senior engineer confirms your price
Leave your email. Within 5 minutes you get one fixed price. It never goes above the top of your range.
No payment to get a price. You pay only after you accept the fixed price. If the AI can’t price your files, an engineer emails you a price instead.
Why coding homework goes wrong
Most students who come to us can write the loop. What sinks them is everything around it.
It works on your laptop, not on the grader
A different Python or Java version. A package the grader doesn’t have. A file path that only exists on your machine. You see ModuleNotFoundError or UnsupportedClassVersionError, and you lose an evening before you write a line of the actual task.
The autograder runs tests you can’t see
You pass the 5 visible tests and fail 12 hidden ones. Hidden tests check what students skip: empty input, huge input, exact output format, a time limit. One real order: a merge sort passed every small input and timed out on 100,000 elements. See how it was fixed. Even one extra space in your output can fail a test.
The rubric has rules the prompt doesn’t
No imported libraries for the core logic. A required class structure. A comment on every method. A specific file name. Break one rule and a working program still loses points.
Code from AI tools looks right until it runs
ChatGPT often uses a library your course bans, solves a slightly different problem, or breaks on the edge cases the grader checks. And it can’t tell you why your instructor’s version of the task is different.
You might have to explain it, live
Some courses end with a demo or a viva. If you can’t say why the loop stops or what the base case is, a correct program can still fail.
Here’s how we handle each of these.
How we test before you get it
We test against your course, not ours.
Your course’s version and setup
We use the language version, libraries and IDE your course requires. If you share the course’s Docker image, VM or online IDE, we run your code there too.
Your tests and your rubric
We run every test and sample input that came with the assignment. Then we go through your rubric line by line before delivery: file names, structure, banned libraries, comments.
Edge cases the grader checks
On every order we also test empty input, very large input and the exact output format, and check it runs fast enough on big inputs. That’s what hidden tests usually check.
What we can’t promise
Hidden autograder tests. Nobody outside your course can see them, so nobody can honestly guarantee them. If a hidden test fails after delivery, send us the result. We fix it free during your 14 days of unlimited revisions.
Every order ships as a complete package.
Not a single file pasted into an email. You get a project you can run, test, submit and talk through.
Every language your syllabus throws at you.
Each order goes to an engineer who works in that stack every day.
Don’t see your course? Upload the prompt and the AI will predict your budget.
Real engineers, and one person who answers for them.
A core team of employees, plus contractors who passed our vetting. Every order goes to an engineer who works in that stack every day.
How an engineer gets in
- 1.Industry experience. At least 5 years of professional experience.
- 2.A paid test assignment, graded before they’re accepted.
- 3.A live technical interview with a senior engineer.
- 4.Supervised first orders. A senior checks their first deliveries before they reach you.
Why we don’t name engineers
Our engineers stay anonymous, the same way you do. They never see your name or email, and you don’t see theirs.
A fixed price before you pay. Capped at your range.
No subscriptions, no hourly billing, no fees added at checkout. Our AI prices the work the way an experienced tutor would. A senior engineer confirms one fixed price.
The cap
- When we show you a range, your fixed price never goes above the top of it, for the files and answers you gave.
- If you add requirements later, we price the extra work separately and tell you before we start.
- If we can’t do it within your range, we say so, and you pay nothing.
- If the AI can’t price your files, an engineer quotes you directly. There’s no range to cap, and you still pay only if you accept.
What moves your price
What students typically pay
From the 22 real orders on our service pages:
| Work | Typical deadline | Paid |
|---|---|---|
| A quick fix or code review | 1–2 days | $45–$70 |
| A weekly assignment | 3–5 days | $80–$150 |
| A bigger build (web, mobile, ML) | about a week | $210–$340 |
| A multi-week project or capstone | 3–12 weeks | $620–$1,650 |
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Is it okay to get help with coding homework?
It depends on your course. Many allow outside help if you cite it. Some don’t allow any.
If you searched “do my programming homework”, here’s exactly what we do, and what we won’t.
What you get from us
Reference solutions and written explanations to learn from: how an experienced engineer would approach your assignment, and why.
Check your course rules first
Rules differ between schools, courses and assignments. Read your syllabus and honor code before you use any outside help. Where help is allowed, cite it the way your instructor asks. For example: “Code structure adapted from a reference solution by DoMyProgrammingHomework.io.”
What we won’t do
- Take a live, timed or proctored exam, quiz or test
- Log in to your school accounts or systems
- Contact your instructor, TA or school for you
- Pretend to be you
- Try to get work past plagiarism or AI checkers
We refuse these requests and refund any payment taken for them.
We’re independent and not connected to any school. Read our academic integrity policy
Questions students ask first.
Email us any time. Support runs 24/7 and a real person replies.
team@domyprogramminghomework.ioCan someone do my programming homework for me?
Yes. Upload your assignment and see a predicted budget in under a minute, with no email needed. A senior engineer with at least 5 years of professional experience confirms one fixed price, never above the top of your range. You pay only if you accept. You get working code, tests, a run guide and a written explanation. We never take exams or log in to school accounts.
How much does it cost to pay for programming homework?
Most of our published orders cost $45 to $150. A quick fix or code review ran $45 to $70, a weekly assignment $80 to $150, and a bigger web, mobile or machine learning build $210 to $340. Multi-week projects and capstones ran $620 to $1,650. Your price depends on size, deadline, level and required extras. Upload your files to see your own range for free.
Is the predicted budget the final price?
Not exactly, but it is capped. When we show you a range, your fixed price never goes above the top of it, for the files and answers you gave. A senior engineer confirms the exact price within 5 minutes. If you add requirements later, we price the extra work separately and tell you first. If we can’t do it within your range, we say so, and you pay nothing.
How fast can you do my coding assignment?
It depends on the size of the work. Rush orders can be done in 24 hours. Every order we publish was delivered early; single assignments arrived 3 hours to 2 days ahead. Tell us your deadline when you upload. The engineer confirms it is realistic before you pay, and if we miss it, you get a full refund.
What if my code fails the autograder?
We run every test that came with your assignment, check edge cases like empty input, huge input and exact output format, and test in your course’s own setup if you share it. Hidden tests are the one thing nobody outside your course can see, so nobody can honestly guarantee them. If one fails after delivery, send us the result and we fix it free within 14 days.
Who works on my assignment?
A vetted engineer who works in your stack every day. Every engineer has at least 5 years of professional experience, passed a paid test assignment and a live technical interview, and had their first orders checked by a senior. Our founder, Pollen Victory, hires and vets the team. Engineers never see your name or email.
Will the code follow my course’s rules and setup?
Yes. We use the language version, libraries and IDE your course requires, follow your rubric line by line, and include a rubric checklist that shows where each point is covered. Send the rubric, the starter code and any style guide with your assignment. The more of your course’s rules we can see, the closer the result matches them.
Can you fix code from ChatGPT, or code I already wrote?
Yes, send it. Code from ChatGPT or Copilot, or your own half-finished work, shows us what you tried and where it breaks. We write a version that fits your course: allowed libraries only, the exact problem your instructor set, and the edge cases it missed. It is priced like a new order, because we check and rework all of it.
Will I be able to explain the code?
That is what the explanation doc in every order is for. It covers the approach, why it was chosen, every edge case and the complexity. It ends with 5 questions your instructor is likely to ask, each with a short answer you can say out loud. Read it before a demo, a viva or office hours. The code is commented too.
Is it cheating to pay someone to do my programming homework?
It depends on your course. Many courses allow outside help if you cite it, and some don’t allow any. Check your syllabus and honor code first. We provide reference solutions and explanations to learn from. We never take exams, log in to school accounts, contact instructors or pretend to be you, and we don’t try to get work past plagiarism or AI checkers.
Is it safe to send you my files and pay online?
Yes. Payments go through Stripe, and we never see or store your card details. Your name, school and files are never shared, sold or reused, and every order is covered by our NDA. Engineers work from your files without seeing your name or email. Files you upload but never send are deleted within 24 hours.
What if I’m not happy with the work?
You get unlimited free revisions for 14 days, until the work matches your original instructions. If it still doesn’t meet your brief after revisions, or we miss your deadline, you get a full refund. We reply to refund requests within 24 hours, and approved refunds reach your card through Stripe within 2 business days.
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