GrammarlyWriting assistant that checks grammar, clarity and tone in real time across browsers and editors.
🇺🇸 Grammarly · San Francisco, United States
Overall score
How it is scored79 /100
Strong
- Pricing
- Freemium · from $30/mo
- Members
- No reviews yet
- Maker
- Grammarly
- Website
- grammarly.com
- 80Strong
Ease of use
- —Not rated
Output quality
- 64Fair
Value
- —Not rated
Privacy
- 75Strong
Features
- 74Strong
Integrations
- 97Excellent
Platforms
- 86Excellent
Momentum
At a glance
- StrengthWorks across nearly every writing surface through a browser extension
- StrengthReal-time suggestions are easy to review without breaking flow
- WatchAdvanced style and clarity suggestions are locked to paid plans
- WatchSuggestions can over-correct informal or creative writing
Every facetof Grammarly.
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74 /100
Integrations
Documented integrations, and whether there is an API.
About
Grammarly is a writing assistant that checks grammar, spelling, punctuation and clarity as you type, with suggestions shown inline so you can accept or dismiss each one. It offers tone detection, rewriting suggestions and a generative AI feature for drafting and replying to messages. Grammarly works inside browsers, Microsoft Office and Google Docs through a browser extension and a desktop app. It suits anyone who writes professionally in English, from students to business teams.
Features
- Real-time grammar, spelling and punctuation corrections
- Clarity and conciseness suggestions
- Tone detection and adjustment recommendations
- Generative AI for drafting and replying to messages
- Style guide and vocabulary settings for teams
Best for
- Professionals who want real-time grammar and clarity checks
- Writers who work across many tools and browsers
- Teams that want a consistent style guide enforced automatically
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FAQ
- What is Grammarly?
- Grammarly is a writing assistant that checks grammar, spelling, punctuation and clarity as you type, with suggestions shown inline so you can accept or dismiss each one. It offers tone detection, rewriting suggestions and a generative AI feature for drafting and replying to messages. Grammarly works inside browsers, Microsoft Office and Google Docs through a browser extension and a desktop app. It suits anyone who writes professionally in English, from students to business teams.
- Is Grammarly free?
- Grammarly has a free plan, with paid plans for more usage and features.
- Who makes Grammarly?
- Grammarly is built by Grammarly, based in San Francisco, United States.
- What can I use Grammarly for?
- Grammarly is listed for grammar checking, writing, paraphrasing.
How it is scored
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Ease of use
From the skill level the tool is built for.
Output quality
Average member rating, once three or more reviews are in.
Value
Free plan, trial and the cheapest paid plan's price.
Privacy
Self-hosting, on-device processing and stated data use.
Features
How many distinct capabilities the listing records.
Integrations
Documented integrations, and whether there is an API.
Platforms
Web, desktop, mobile, browser extension, API.
Momentum
Editorial popularity plus member upvotes.