Grammarly

What is Grammarly?

Grammarly is an AI writing assistant that checks spelling, grammar and tone and rewrites text. It works across desktop, browser, mobile, Google Docs and Microsoft Office.

Key capabilities of Grammarly

• Spelling and grammar checks: Corrections as you write on the Free plan.
• Tone visibility: Shows how your writing may read.
• Full-sentence rewrites: Paid plans rewrite and adjust tone.
• AI prompts: 100 per month on Free and 2,000 on paid tiers in the regional plan shown.
• Plagiarism and AI text detection: Available on paid plans.
• Enterprise controls: Custom roles, DLP, BYOK encryption and audit logs.

How Grammarly works

Grammarly runs as an app, browser extension or add-in and analyzes text as you write, suggesting corrections and rewrites inline. AI prompts generate or change drafts and are capped by plan. Enterprise adds proactive AI, custom roles and data loss prevention for organizations.

Who uses Grammarly?

Grammarly is used by students, professionals and company teams who write email and documents daily. Enterprise customers use admin roles and security controls to govern use.

Grammarly pricing

Grammarly has a Free plan with basic checks and 100 AI prompts per month. A paid plan adds full-sentence rewrites, plagiarism detection and 2,000 AI prompts, with prices varying by country. Enterprise pricing is through sales.

Grammarly alternatives

Alternatives include ProWritingAid, which offers in-depth style reports, LanguageTool, which supports many languages and an open-source core, and QuillBot, which focuses on paraphrasing.