Grammarly
Grammarly sits in the browser, desktop apps and popular editors to flag grammar, clarity and tone issues while you write email or documents.
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Overview
Beyond classic underlines, paid tiers add generative rewrite prompts, plagiarism checks and AI-text detection for teams that review incoming copy. The company now markets under the broader Superhuman family for some enterprise offerings, while consumer Pro remains the common upgrade path. Free accounts cover core spelling and grammar with a modest monthly AI-prompt allowance; Pro raises prompt limits and unlocks advanced suggestions. Limitation: free generative prompts are easy to exhaust, and Enterprise-style controls may route through separate Superhuman packaging. Enterprise packaging may differ for large orgs, and suggestions can still miss domain jargon—writers should accept or reject edits consciously before sending.
Key features
- Grammar, clarity and tone suggestions across apps and the web
- Generative rewriting prompts on paid tiers
- Plagiarism and AI-text detection features on higher plans
Limitations
Free AI prompts are limited; Pro is needed for heavier rewriting, and enterprise packaging may differ under the Superhuman lineup.