About Grammarly
Grammarly checks grammar, tone, clarity, and now drafts with generative AI across browsers and desktop. Teams pick it because works everywhere you write and solid grammar engine.
Things to keep in mind: generative writing is mediocre.
Grammarly is a freemium tool and launched on 2009-07-01. It sits in the Writing and Productivity space and is best used to Blog Writing.
Pricing
- Basic grammar and spelling checks
- Tone detection
- Plagiarism detection (limited)
- Works in browser and desktop apps
Features
- •Multi-language draftingBuilt-in support for multi-language drafting — used for blog writing.
- •Tone & style controlsBuilt-in support for tone & style controls — used for blog writing.
- •Outline-to-draft workflowBuilt-in support for outline-to-draft workflow — used for blog writing.
- •Export to .docx, .md and PDFBuilt-in support for export to .docx, .md and pdf — used for blog writing.
Pros
- Works everywhere you write
- Solid grammar engine
- Generous free version
Cons
- Generative writing is mediocre
- Premium price feels high
- Style suggestions can be wrong
AI Models used
The foundation models that power Grammarly under the hood.
Proprietary language model that detects grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors in real-time.
In-house model that analyzes sentence structure and provides suggestions for clarity and conciseness.
Proprietary model that identifies and adjusts the tone of writing to match the intended audience and context.
Powers advanced writing suggestions, paraphrasing, and generative features like full-sentence rewrites.
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