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Grammarly

Grammar, tone, and clarity everywhere you write

Freemium - from $12 per monthRuns on your device

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Freemium - from $12 per month

$12 per month

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macOS - Windows - Linux

Native desktop app

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NLP & Text Utilities

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Fix grammar everywhere you write

Install the extension once and get corrections in email, docs, CRM fields, and social posts as you type.

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About Grammarly

Grammarly is a writing layer that follows you across surfaces: browser extensions, a desktop app, mobile keyboards, and native integrations with Word, Outlook, and Google Docs. Beyond grammar, spelling, and punctuation it detects tone, offers full-sentence rewrites, and drafts replies and documents from prompts in place.

Team features add shared style guides, brand tones, snippets, and a plagiarism checker, with an analytics dashboard for administrators. The company has broadened into adjacent productivity territory through acquisitions, but the assistant itself remains a focused correction and drafting tool rather than a general chatbot.

A free plan covers everyday corrections, Pro runs $12 per month billed annually ($30 month to month), and Enterprise adds centralized management. Grammarly suits students, customer-facing teams, and anyone whose writing is reviewed by others; expect occasional suggestions that misread technical or creative prose.

  • Follows you across browsers, Office, Google Docs, and mobile
  • Tone detection catches how messages actually land
  • Team style guides and brand tones keep writing consistent
  • Free tier covers everyday corrections well
  • Rewrites and tone controls sit behind the Pro subscription
  • Suggestions occasionally misread technical or creative prose
  • Extension footprint is noticeable on some heavy sites

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