
The most widely used writing checker for a reason, but the free plan's 100-prompt AI cap means heavy rewriting work pushes you toward Pro fast.
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Grammarly is a writing assistant that checks spelling, grammar, tone, and clarity in real time across browsers, documents, and email, and has expanded into generative AI writing help and a Business tier with brand style guides.
The standout feature is how invisible it becomes once installed: it runs inside Gmail, Google Docs, LinkedIn, and most places text gets typed, catching tone and clarity issues, like a message reading more aggressive than intended, before it gets sent, not just fixing spelling errors after the fact.
The free plan's generative AI features are capped at 100 prompts a month, which is workable for occasional tone checks or short rewrites but gets exhausted quickly by anyon
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• A marketer or founder who writes their own emails and social copy and wants a second pair of eyes on tone before hitting send
• A non-native English speaker on a team who wants real-time grammar and clarity checks across everything they write
• A small team that wants basic brand voice consistency without hiring an editor
• Not a good fit for someone expecting unlimited AI rewriting on the free plan, the 100-prompt monthly cap gets used up fast with regular drafting work
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